US President Donald Trump tones down his comments on the Australia refugee deal he yesterday described as "dumb" but still appears no closer to finalising it.
Defence experts say Australia must be prepared for any contingency plan under Donald Trump, including a temporary freezing of the ANZUS alliance, writes Defence reporter Andrew Greene.
Australia is learning the hard way that US President Donald Trump is in office every bit the rule-breaker he promised to be on the way to the White House, writes National Affairs correspondent Greg Jennett.
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry recommends the family home or a principal place of residence be included in the assets test for the aged pension, amid calls for the Federal Government to implement spending cuts for long-term budget sustainability.
European Union leaders are poised to take a big step in closing off the illegal migration route from Libya across the central Mediterranean, EU council president Donald Tusk says.
Tennis Australia is criticised for not adequately responding to last year's royal commission hearing into the alleged sexual abuse of young tennis players by a coach.
Dylan Voller, the teenager who was pictured hooded and strapped to a restraint chair, sparking the royal commission into youth detention, is granted early release from prison by the Northern Territory Supreme Court.
Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton fails to convince the Court of Appeal in Western Australia to reconsider a $200,000 debt which ultimately led to bankruptcy proceedings against him.
The family of Brisbane man Michael Eather, who went missing more than 10 days ago after a tubing accident in Guatemala, are losing hope that he will be found alive.
Four days after flying the coop, Adelaide Zoo's fugitive owl Oscar is safely returned to captivity after being spotted having a doze at Adelaide University.
Hundreds of protesters at the University of California at Berkeley smash windows, set fires and clash with police as they force right-wing speaker Milo Yiannopoulos to cancel his appearance at the liberal-leaning institution.
A Perth doctor is deregistered for having sexual contact with a female patient and then persistently lying about it, with his conduct condemned as "clearly calculated" by the State Administrative Tribunal president.
Victoria has a powerful new watchdog that can investigate anyone who claims they can make gay people straight. It is the first jurisdiction in the world to pass laws about "gay conversion therapy" for people over the age of 18.
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