US President Donald Trump signs a revised executive order for a US travel ban, leaving Iraq off the list of targeted countries, after his controversial first attempt was blocked in the courts.
The prospect that Australia and Indonesia would jointly patrol the South China Sea near Natuna Islands is slapped down by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, who denies reports the Indonesian President had ever suggested it.
Lawyer Josephine Cashman debates Icelandic author and rape survivor Thordis Elva over her approach to contacting and forgiving her rapist, saying "it is not going to work for most people".
Economist Saul Eslake examines what would happen if we all tightened our purse strings and stopped spending money on small luxuries like new clothes, eating at restaurants or heading out for a drink.
Chamari Liyanage doesn't look like a woman who endured years of abuse and then bludgeoned her husband to death with a mallet. But that's exactly why she's telling her story.
Federal Labor is backing the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's call for more power to limit airport price increases after a report shows passengers paid up to $1.6 billion too much for airport access over the past decade.
Peter Humphrey, who was arrested and held in a Shanghai detention centre for two years, details his "traumatic" experience behind bars and offers advice to the families of detained Crown Resorts staff.
The first person to be charged under Queensland's new one-punch laws is sentenced to just under six years in prison for killing an Ipswich man, who he says "did not deserve to die".
Health groups say they are "utterly appalled" by Senator Pauline Hanson's comments critical of Australia's vaccination program, and are demanding Ms Hanson retract them.
The Prime Minister accepts an apology from his Employment Minister Michaelia Cash, who failed to disclose an investment property on time due to an "inadvertent oversight".
Pauline Hanson's deal with the West Australian Liberals has left many voters feeling undecided about how to vote in the upcoming election, with some saying they are now "put off" by the deal.
The economy is up, unemployment is down and some Dutch prisons are so empty the Government has been renting out cells. But that hasn't stopped Geert Wilders' anti-Islam party getting plenty of political traction ahead of a general election next week.
A former manager at the soon-to-close Hazelwood power station is "devastated" after coaxing new recruits to the plant with claims it would be operating for another five to 10 years.
The Oscar-winning actress accuses Hollywood of exporting a "not-very-good image of women", and is working behind the scenes to bring gender balance to American films and TV shows.
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