Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull extends Warren Mundine's role as chairman of the Prime Minister's Indigenous Advisory Council by only one month, with the future of the council and the form it will take up in the air.
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key announces his resignation in an unexpected move, saying it is the "right time" to step down and he is leaving on his own terms.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott defends his Green Army policy as "good for grass-roots conservation", amid reports the Government is set to dump the employment project.
A carbon price for power companies is set to be considered as part of a climate change review, but the Government rules out a return to Labor's carbon tax.
An Indigenous activist wins parts of his class action suit against the Queensland Government and Queensland Police Service over their handling of the 2004 riots on Palm Island, with the court ordering $220,000 in damages be paid to he and his family.
A court hears the Melbourne man accused of stabbing a French tourist to death in the Northern Territory has "severe" schizophrenia and has been self-harming in custody.
A man who wrote a report into the Northern Territory's corrections system tells a royal commission he was so horrified at what he saw at Don Dale Youth Detention Centre that he alerted authorities to take action before the report was finished.
About a third of Australian workers are being ripped off by rogue employers who are holding back some or all of their superannuation entitlements, a new report says, suggesting the average worker was short-changed almost $1,500 in 2013-14.
Mark Forbes, who resigned as editor-in-chief of The Age while reportedly being investigated over sexual harassment claims, tells colleagues any "lapse in judgement" should have serious consequences.
A recently unearthed video interview with Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci from 2013 has renewed interest and outrage over what happened to actress Maria Schneider on set during the infamous butter rape scene
Recovery teams have found 33 bodies in the charred ruins of an Oakland, California warehouse after a fire broke out during a weekend dance party, authorities say.
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