A former One Nation candidate who was dumped for writing several anti-gay Facebook posts won't be apologising. San Ju Lin, who wrote that "gays should be treated as patients", said she did not believe her comments were homophobic
Enjoy Australia's ski season? Best do it while you can. The CSIRO says it could shrink by up to 80 days a year by 2050 under worst-case predictions for climate change
The 74th Golden Globe Awards will be held today and musical La La Land is expected to win big. Australians Mel Gibson, Nicole Kidman and Joel Edgerton are also in the running for awards. Get up to speed with this handy preview and find out how we can send you updates on the winners throughout the day.
Here's what's coming up:
10:00am AEDT: The jury in the retrial of Robert Xie will resume its deliberations
Noon AEDT: The 74th Golden Globe Awards begin
7:40pm AEDT: The Sydney Sixers face the Melbourne Renegades in the BBL
Health Minister Sussan Ley agrees to partly pay back the cost of four trips to the Gold Coast after she purchased an almost-$800,000 apartment during one of the visits, apologising for the "error of judgement".
Former Queensland One Nation candidate Shan Ju Lin says she will not apologise for the comments that led to her being dumped by the party and reiterates her belief that gay people need "medical consultations".
Donald Trump's chief of staff says the US President-elect acknowledges "entities in Russia" were engaged in cyber attacks designed to disrupt the 2016 presidential election and "actions may be taken" in response.
Australia's ski season could shrink by up to 80 days a year by 2050 under worst-case predictions for climate change — but there are no plans to restrict ski resorts in national parks.
Bicycle couriers carrying portable air pollution monitors are the latest weapons in the fight against the toxic smog that kills about 10,000 Londoners every year.
Power-hitter Chris Lynn has become a short-form phenomenon this summer, but he wants to follow a similar tactical approach to David Warner to Test cricket.
Perth venue owners say different licensing rules for pop-up bars are giving them an unfair advantage and hurting patronage for established businesses bound by too much red tape.
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