There are no survivors following a Pakistan International Airlines crash, which had 48 people on board
US President-elect Donald Trump has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year
Experts say time is running out to wipe out the deadly and invasive red fire ant which could spread across Australia. The Invasive Species Council chief executive says the South American insect could have a bigger impact on the environment than cane toads, feral cats and other feral animals combined
Ziggy Stardust, is that you? British researchers have discovered cosmic dust for the first time on rooftops in Paris, Oslo and Berlin. The tiny particles date back to the formation of the solar system almost 4.6 billion years ago, according to a new study.
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7:20am AEDT: Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann will discuss his new book 'Coach' on News Breakfast
7:40am AEDT: Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop will be on Radio National
8:00am AEDT: Treasurer Scott Morrison will be on ABC AM Radio
5:30pm AEDT: The Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce will host the chair of ANZ Bank David Gonski and his NAB counterpart Ken Henry to discuss the economy of 2016 and the year ahead
7:00pm AEDT: Seven awards will be presented by the Australian Paralympic Committee at a gala ceremony for the 2016 Australian Paralympic Awards in Sydney
Julian Assange has gone public for the first time with his version of events surrounding a rape allegation made against him, saying he is "entirely innocent" and text messages show "it is clearly consensual sex between adults".
There is "only a small window of opportunity left" to wipe out the insect that has the potential to be the worst invasive species to ever cross Australia's borders, according to a report obtained by the ABC.
There are no survivors after a plane carrying 47 people crashed into a mountain in northern Pakistan, the airline's chairman says, as recovery operations continued late into the night at the remote crash site.
Search and rescue efforts after an earthquake in Indonesia's Aceh province killed at least 97 people are hampered by nightfall and poor weather conditions, officials say.
A series of environmental protection orders are issued against a rogue recycling operator whose sites were exposed as a dumping ground for hundreds of thousands of old tyres.
Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer urges the states and territories to come to an agreement on classifying the controversial Adler shotgun, and says it is important not to water down the core principals of the John Howard gun laws.
Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci says the only novelty sprung on actress Maria Schneider in the film Last Tango in Paris was the butter — not the simulated rape, which he says was written into the script.
Syrian rebels in besieged eastern Aleppo call for an immediate five-day ceasefire and the evacuation of civilians and wounded as Government forces close in.
The maximum fines for retailers who sell unsafe products, like some hoverboards, could be 10 times as high, according to suggestions from the Productivity Commission.
British researchers discover cosmic dust for the first time on rooftops in three of the world's major cities, according to a new study published in science journal Geology.
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