US President-elect Donald Trump and President Barack Obama have had a 90-minute meeting in the White House to discuss the transition of power
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the country has 'other options' if an international nuclear deal falls through under President-elect Donald Trump
Kanye 2020? That's what hundreds of fans of rapper Kanye West are saying on Twitter. West was mocked last year when he announced he would run for office, but since this week's shock election result, his fans have called on the star to make good on his promise.
Here's what's coming up:
7:10am AEDT: Minister for the Environment and Energy Josh Frydenberg will be on Radio National
10:30am AEDT: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is expected to lay a wreath at the Australian War Memorial for Remembrance Day
6:30pm AEDT: Critically acclaimed Canadian writer and social activist Naomi Klein will deliver the City of Sydney Peace Prize lecture
7:00pm AEDT: Minister for Defence Marise Payne and Labor leader Bill Shorten will farewell troops bound for Iraq at Robertson Barracks in Darwin
7:50pm AEDT: Adelaide United will take on Brisbane Roar in SA
US President-elect Donald Trump has met Barack Obama in the Oval Office to discuss the transition of power after the Republican's stunning election victory, in talks the White House says were "a little less awkward than some might have expected".
Thousands of people are marching on the streets in the US in protest at the result of the US election. That same anger has driven thousands more for over a year now — to Donald Trump rallies.
Iran wants all parties to stick to an international nuclear deal but has "options" if that does not happen, its Foreign Minister says after the US election victory of Donald Trump, who has vowed to pull out of the pact.
Throngs of demonstrators hold marches across the United States to protest Republican Donald Trump's surprise victory in the US presidential election, blasting his campaign rhetoric about immigrants, Muslims and other groups.
A coalition of Australia's most influential doctors groups come together to push for a tax on sugar sweetened drink and changes to the way obesity is defined.
Indian banks call in thousands of police to manage huge queues as people try to exchange bank notes abruptly pulled out of circulation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a crackdown on "black money".
Productivity and morale in key Government departments including Defence and Immigration have been damaged by three years of industrial action and stalled negotiations, experts are warning.
Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson's Good to Great Schools Australia organisation has been involved in "high risk" business practices potentially leaving the schools open to possible fraud and official misconduct, according to a confidential government audit of the Cape York Academy schools.
The Federal Government is ramping up pressure on the states and territories to reform their adoption laws to give the tens of thousands of children in state care the prospect of moving into a permanent home.
Detectives will continue their search for the remains of missing man Matthew Leveson at the Royal National Park, south of Sydney, today after beginning the hunt on Thursday with the assistance of his former partner.
Marist College in Canberra's south holds a service apologising to past students who suffered sexual and physical abuse at the hands of staff at the Catholic school.
Aboriginal senator Pat Dodson fights back tears while calling for action on Indigenous suicide, at the launch of a report following a year-long investigation.
Delegates at a summit finalising the details of the Paris Agreement on climate change in Morocco are hopeful Donald Trump's presidency will not derail progress.
Remember when rapper Kanye West announced he was going to run for president of the United States in 2020? Well, that could now be one step closer to reality.
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