US President Donald Trump said his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Pena Nieto, should cancel his scheduled visit to Washington if Mexico refuses to pay for the border wall, so he did.
A man and woman are killed when a light plane nosedives into the Swan River in Perth during Australia Day celebrations, prompting the cancellation of Perth's Skyworks show which was expected to attract 300,000 people.
Australian music producer Flume claims the top spot in the triple j Hottest 100 countdown for 2016, in a year that attracted a record-breaking 2.2 million votes and more Australian artists than ever before.
Roger Federer reaches his first Australian Open final since winning the title in 2010 following a tight five-set tussle with Swiss countryman Stan Wawrinka on Rod Laver Arena.
The US-UK's "special relationship" may hang in the balance of the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Theresa May and President Donald Trump, and also help define each leader's term in office.
A new booklet being distributed throughout Darwin and Palmerston draws on years of accumulated knowledge in the family violence sector to make women safer when they flee abusive relationships.
Stan Grant finds a missing part of his family tree — a man who connects him directly to the time of first contact, when white met black on the shores of Botany Bay.
Fire crews and water bombers contain a fire that burnt through 200 hectares of bushland and threatened lives and homes in the Western Australian town of Gwindinup, south-east of Bunbury.
The Kremlin says the US did not consult Russia before Donald Trump's pledge to order safe zones in Syria, while Turkey says it is waiting to see the outcome of the plan.
The British Government's bill seeking authorisation to start the formal Brexit process by triggering Article 50 of the European Union's Lisbon Treaty is formally introduced to Parliament.
An eight-year-old boy born in Australia is deported from Turkey along with his family after his Indonesian father allegedly attempted to join the Islamic State group.
A survivor of a police raid that killed four other drug suspects asks the Supreme Court to stop such operations and help him obtain police records to prove his innocence in a test case against the President's bloody crackdown.
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