The ABC has been told New South Wales Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian has the numbers to replace Mike Baird as Premier. Mr Baird announced his resignation earlier today
Billboards featuring two girls in hijabs will be installed nationwide after a crowdfunding campaign raised more than $125,000 in 24 hours. The sign was removed earlier this week after the advertising company was abused and threatened
Vegemite will return to Australian ownership. Dairy company Bega will pick up the spread in a deal to buy most of Mondelez International's Australian and New Zealand grocery and cheese business.
What will Barack Obama do during his last day in power? It's likely he'll pen a letter to Donald Trump before sharing tea with the new president. But there's a good chance there will be some exit pranks planned as well.
Here's what's coming up tonight:
6:30pm AEDT: Australian Daria Gavrilova faces Ana Konjuh in the second round of the Australian Open
6:50pm AEDT: Melbourne City take on the Central Coast Mariners in the A-League
NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro says he has no hard feelings towards Mike Baird, despite not being told of the Premier's retirement plans before today's shock announcement.
New South Wales Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian confirms she will stand for the leadership, but several other MPs may mount their own challenges for the position.
Centrelink staff working on the agency's controversial debt claw-back program have been told to ignore errors in calculations and push through debts they know are incorrect, according to an anonymous letter written by a person claiming to be a compliance officer with the agency.
A huge increase in migration has been driving headline GDP growth, keeping Australia technically out of recession, but it's also masked a dirty secret - individuals haven't felt the benefit of this record run.
An emotional Pauline Hanson masses her WA election candidates on the steps of State Parliament, saying One Nation posed a threat to the major parties at the March poll.
President-elect Donald Trump's choice to lead the US Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt expresses doubt about the science behind global climate change to his Senate confirmation hearing.
A crowdfunding campaign succeeds in raising enough money to install billboards featuring two girls in hijabs around the country, after an Australia Day sign was taken down in Melbourne following complaints it featured Muslims.
Sir Paul McCartney sues Sony's music publishing arm seeking to get back the copyrights to songs by the Beatles including Love Me Do and Across the Universe.
World temperatures hit a record high for the third year in a row in 2016, creeping closer to a ceiling set for global warming with extremes including unprecedented heat in India and ice melt in the Arctic, US government agencies say.
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