One Nation founder Pauline Hanson demands fellow senator Rod Culleton come to her office this morning to discuss a letter he wrote that prompted a referral to the Queensland police chief.
President-elect Donald Trump "doesn't wish to pursue" further investigations into Hillary Clinton's email practices, a senior adviser says, as the incoming leader reportedly keeps an "open mind" on climate change.
Nurses at The Canberra Hospital have been administering powerful anaesthetic drugs during endoscopies for more than a decade without the supervision of an anaesthetist, in contravention of industry guidelines.
Perth teenager Jamie Murphy, suspected of possessing drugs in Bali, spends his first full night in a Kuta police cell — likely to be one of many in detention, writes ABC Indonesia correspondent Adam Harvey.
Britain dismisses US President-elect Donald Trump's unprecedented expression of support for Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage to be made British ambassador to Washington, saying pointedly that there is no vacancy for the job.
The Northern Territory Government is assuring Territorians they can have faith in the health system after the ABC's revelation two women had their breasts unnecessarily removed after being misdiagnosed with cancer at the Royal Darwin Hospital.
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has been fined 100 per cent of his match fee but will be free to play the third Test against Australia in Adelaide following an ICC hearing.
The leaders of the European Parliament's two largest groups call for the European Union to halt membership talks with Turkey because of its post-coup purges.
Parents and education experts say Australia's education system is failing gifted children and is in need of urgent change to help kids like six-year-old Ras Monroe, who is this year studying year 12 chemistry and physics at a school in Brisbane.
An Egyptian court strikes down a life sentence and orders the retrial of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi on charges of conspiring with foreign militant groups, including the Palestinian Hamas which runs the Gaza Strip.
Mothers of children born with Down syndrome say they were put under repeated pressure to terminate their pregnancy and given only worst case scenarios for their baby's chances of a meaningful life.
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