Stephanie King, who died alongside two of her children when their car plunged into the Tweed River in northern NSW, is described by police as a "remarkable" mother who perished while trying to save her family.
Labor refers Pauline Hanson's One Nation party to the Australian Electoral Commission over allegations it breached political donation laws for failing to disclose a light plane used by Senator Hanson.
The Reserve Bank finds itself trapped between a rampant housing market and weak employment, wages and economic growth, writes business editor Ian Verrender.
Floodwaters lap at the doorsteps of homes in low-lying areas of Rockhampton and roads are closed as the swollen Fitzroy River invades the central Queensland city.
The former chief of Victoria's youth jail schooling system claims the State Government misled the public over the use of Barwon adult maximum security prison to jail young offenders.
A 15-year-old boy who is accused of sexually assaulting a girl at a party while another boy filmed the incident is excused from attending children's court in Sydney.
Amy Pilson lives with paraplegia and for years could not escape a sense of isolation, but thanks to a new business model for disability housing she's regaining her independence.
The chief corporate regulator warns Australia needs to learn the lessons of the US sub-prime mortgage crash, amid a surge in interest-only loans to property buyers.
Landlords have been reminded to carefully vet prospective tenants after a number of Perth rental properties were found to be hydroponic cannabis growing operations.
A terrorism investigation is underway in Russia after an explosion on a train carriage in St Petersburg's underground metro killed at least 11 people and injured dozens more.
Some of the tourists who were on Daydream Island when the category four cyclone hit are preparing a formal complaint against the resort over how preparations and evacuations were managed.
Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison declines to detail the economic modelling of his Government's company tax cuts because he says it does not matter to people in the pub.
To help find Planet Nine, you just need a computer and a little astronomy knowledge. Already, 120,000 images have been processed by citizen scientists in just three days, writes Brad Tucker.
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