Two Turnbull Government frontbenchers brush off threats from rebel backbenchers who warn they may abandon the Coalition if it does not embrace conservative principles.
Indian authorities investigate Adani companies for siphoning money offshore and artificially inflating power prices at the expense of Indian consumers.
Two days after witnessing a truck drive into a crowd of innocent people in a Berlin Christmas market, Australian woman Trisha O'Neill is trying to wrap her head around what happened.
An incident in which a van packed with gas bottles exploded outside the headquarters of the Australian Christian Lobby was not politically, religiously or ideologically motivated, police say.
It now takes a Sydney couple well over eight years to save a house deposit, and more than five for a unit, with Melbourne not much better, according to a Bankwest report.
Algeria is probably not the first place that springs to mind when somebody mentions snow, but the desert town of Ain Sefra has just seen its first snowstorm in almost 40 years.
From baby koalas to love stories, Indigenous medical graduates and showers for the homeless, here's our pick of the year's most heartening stories — get ready to feel warm and fuzzy, just in time for the festive season.
Firefighters collect more than 1,000 presents for needy children this Christmas, after a charity's stockpile was destroyed when the Little Saigon Market at Footscray went up in flames.
A security guard at Adelaide Oval becomes an internet sensation after taking a classic catch during last night's Big Bash League game between the Adelaide Strikers and the Brisbane Heat.
A Europe-wide search is launched for a Tunisian man who was known to security agencies and had links to Islamist militants over possible involvement in this week's deadly truck attack in Berlin, German ministers say.
Local man Celso Monroy says although he has seen Mexico's San Pablito fireworks market erupt into a fireball three times, the latest incident was "the biggest and the worst".
A huge storm front filled with red dust is looming over Western Australia's Pilbara as a tropical cyclone expected to make landfall over the Christmas weekend hovers off the coast.
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