Australia's economy shrinks 0.5 per cent in the September quarter, well below already pessimistic analyst forecasts and its worst decline since the global financial crisis.
The mother of former Don Dale youth detainee Dylan Voller says her son is too scared to give evidence at the royal commission into youth detention in the Northern Territory for fear of retribution.
It may be a lonely speck in the South Pacific, but the Australian takeover of Norfolk Island is sparking criticism from the other side of the world and exposing deep divisions within the small community.
A teenager convicted of planning a terrorist attack in Melbourne's CBD, on a train or at a police station, on Mothers Day 2015 is sentenced to seven years in jail.
Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg says the Federal Government is in favour of energy security, after backtracking on a possible carbon price for power companies.
The legal battle for One Nation senator Rod Culleton to keep his job begins with a bang, with cameos from a vocal protester, an outspoken MP and the man who Malcolm Turnbull ousted from politics more than a decade ago.
One of two men who gagged and killed an elderly war veteran before stealing his service medals in Victoria's west attended the victim's funeral and spoke to his family, a court hears.
The country's largest after-school care company, Camp Australia, is banned from tendering for new contracts or renewing existing contracts at government schools in New South Wales for failing to meet quality requirements.
The workplace regulator signs a landmark deal with convenience store chain 7-Eleven to combat exploitation of workers by franchisees through measures including biometric technology and CCTV supervision.
Australian children are missing out on vital early treatment for autism spectrum disorder because of a lag in diagnosis, the Australian Medical Association says.
Scientists have long known the Earth's spin is slowing down, but observations of ancient astronomers from the Babylonians onwards reveal our modern days aren't getting quite as long as they should be.
Passengers are left shaken after two Virgin Australia planes make contact at Hobart Airport, with one questioning how it could happen with so few planes on the tarmac.
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