Hundreds of people gather to remember a "sociable, multi-talented" young bus driver who was killed when a man set him alight in front of passengers in suburban Brisbane.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign is hit by the FBI's reopening of its investigation into her use of a private email server while secretary of state.
Australia has made no progress in the fight against poverty over a decade, in fact, the percentage of Australians living in poverty actually increased according to a recently released report.
A grieving mother is accusing marketing giant Appco of exploiting her young son and displaying callous and disrespectful behaviour when he was killed following a work function.
As the dramatic evacuation of France's migrant "Jungle" camp came to a fiery end this week, it exposed both the human tragedy and the rising tide of fear gripping Europe.
The woman who found missing campers Marama and Jeremy Sim on a remote bush track near Western Australia's southern coast says she is not a hero, but just a friend "who wouldn't give up".
The United Nations' human rights office says Islamic State militants appear to be using tens of thousands of civilians in and around the Iraqi city of Mosul as "human shields".
Rosie Batty says she finds it "disturbing" the Federal Government could find $180 million for the plebiscite on same-sex marriage but struggles to fund legal reform related to domestic violence.
A Thai man living in Sydney is sacked from his restaurant job after being targeted by an ultra-royalist group known as the Rubbish Collection Organisation.
Chinese ships are no longer at the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea and Philippine boats can resume fishing, officials say, calling the Chinese departure a "welcome development".
Syrian rebels have begun a counter-attack in Aleppo with heavy shelling of government-held areas after a weeks-long Russian-backed offensive against besieged districts held by insurgents, rebels say.
The nurses who were assigned to care for a former Socceroo player who faced a traumatic death failed to check the patient's progress notes, including a request that he not be connected to oxygen, a coronial inquest reveals.
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