The Federal Court orders internet companies to block five copyright-infringing websites, including torrent website The Pirate Bay, giving them 15 business days to implement the change.
Former NSW Labor minister Eddie Obeid will be behind bars until at least December 2019 after being sentenced to five years' jail, with a minimum non-parole period of three years, for misconduct in public office.
An evacuation of rebel-held districts of Aleppo is back on track and expected to begin within hours, officials on both sides of the war say, in a development that would mark a major victory for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and end years of fighting.
Blood, hair and fingerprint samples taken from the car belonging to schoolboy Daniel Morcombe's killer, Brett Peter Cowan, were not examined for eight years, a coronial inquest hears.
Cricket Australia confirms it does ask its female players to sign a contract saying they are not pregnant, with experts and industry members suggesting the clause may not be legal.
More than 300 people are set to tumble down the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra this weekend before visitors are formally barred from the grassy area.
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte says he used to "look for trouble" and personally kill criminals while he was mayor of a southern city, an admission that senators say leaves him open to impeachment.
Yahoo says it believes hackers stole information from more than one billion user accounts in August 2013, in what is thought to be the largest data breach at an email provider.
Satellite images of China's artificial islands in the South China Sea show what appear to be anti-aircraft guns and what is likely to be close-in weapons systems to protect against cruise missile strikes, according to a US think tank.
The US Federal Reserve lifts interest rates from extremely low levels to still very low levels, so why the care factor, especially half a world away in Australia?
It took just 13 minutes for a customer in the UK to receive a bag of popcorn and a streaming device he ordered online — all thanks to the autonomous drone that delivered the goods.
The lead investigator on the Peter Falconio case describes the terror of coming face to face with a murderer after one of the biggest manhunts in Australian history, ending with the help of one single hair elastic.
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