The Federal Government confirms efforts are underway to extradite the man dubbed Australia's most wanted terrorist, Neil Prakash, after his arrest in Turkey.
Mitchell Starc gets the early breakthrough, removing Dean Elgar for a duck after Australia was dismissed for 383 on day three at Adelaide Oval. Follow our live blog.
The male driver of a car which plunged into a dam at Healesville, east of Melbourne, is in custody while a female passenger is in a critical condition in hospital.
A child abuse scandal is threatening to engulf professional football clubs in England, with former players alleging the existence of paedophile rings that operated unchecked.
The cabbie who helped 11 passengers escape during an attack that killed a Brisbane bus driver last month says he is still coping with the personal aftermath of the tragedy.
A wildlife park desperately searches for three pygmy marmoset monkeys, forcibly taken from their enclosure at a wildlife park south of Sydney, as staff warn the baby may die if it is not reunited with its mother.
The Federal Government reaches an in-principle agreement with state and territory ministers to put protective measures in place for the booming online gambling industry.
Members of the Australian-Lebanese community speak out against recent comments from Immigration Minister Peter Dutton that Australia made a mistake to open its doors to them, saying their contributions to the wider community are being overlooked.
Melbourne Catholic Priest John Walshe announces he will resign from his position as a parish priest at two schools in the south-eastern suburbs after allegations he sexually abused a trainee priest 30 years ago.
There are fears in India that a move to cut corruption by replacing the country's major banknotes could spread wider and last longer than first thought, with warnings economic growth and food production will suffer.
Cambodia is offering a limited amnesty to Australians who have paid for surrogacy services, saying they can collect their babies without fear of arrest.
Calls to emergency services are not usually bearing good news — but one police station in Florida received a heartwarming 911 call on Thanksgiving from a five-year-old boy inviting staff to join his family for dinner.
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