The White House asks Congress to examine whether the Obama administration abused its investigative authority during the 2016 campaign, after Donald Trump tweeted an unsubstantiated claim the former president had "wire-tapped" his phones at Trump Tower.
The former head of the NSW casino regulator, Chris Sidoti, warns that Crown's Australian casino licences should be reviewed if any of its staff under arrest in China are convicted of an offence.
The tourists have a first-innings lead of 48, but India's bowlers ratcheted up the pressure throughout the day on a thoroughly testing outing for Australia's batsmen.
Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull bluntly dismisses One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's belief that Australians are calling out for a leader like Russian President Vladimir Putin, who would "stand up and fight for this country".
There is a massive variation in the out-of-pocket payments patients make to medical specialists, both within a given discipline and from location to location, according to a new report in the Medical Journal of Australia.
The former driver of murdered Perth madam Shirley Finn reveals compelling new details about the brothel owner's relationship with then police minister Ray O'Connor as the cold case is thrust back into the spotlight after 40 years ahead of an inquest.
Canberra has become attractive to bikies because it does not have the same anti-gang laws the rest of the eastern seaboard does, the ACT's top cop warns.
Malaysia says its expulsion of North Korea's ambassador is a warning that Pyongyang cannot manipulate the investigation into the killing of the North Korean leader's half brother.
Gladys Berejiklian instructs government agencies to probe their handling of a case involving a woman police allege tried to drown her two sons in the Murray River, amid claims concerns about her behaviour were ignored.
Two Joint Strike Fighter planes, worth around $100 million each, are forced to stay an extra day at the Avalon Air Show west of Melbourne because there could be lightning near their next destination.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says there is a "sheer hatred" of Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett among voters, but defends a preference deal with the state's Liberals as a necessity to win seats in the upcoming state election.
Solar provides rays of hope for the small mining town of Collinsville in north Queensland as companies vie to take advantage of the region's 300 days a year of perfect sunshine.
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