The head of the agricultural agency being relocated to Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce's electorate, Kareena Arthy, resigns amid the Federal Government's ongoing decentralisation push.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull denies concern for his own political future is behind an overhaul of the country's citizenship test, saying Australians are pleased to see politicians "standing up for Australian values".
US Vice-President Mike Pence is due to arrive in Sydney this evening and the Acting US Ambassador says regional security and trade issues are likely to be high on the agenda, while an Australian official says North Korea tensions will provide a "lively" background to the discussions.
Unions advance their efforts to try and reverse the decision to cut penalty rates for Sunday workers, with some arguing the Fair Work Commission "acted outside its powers".
Your life experiences could modify your DNA and make a difference to your children and grandchildren. The science of epigenetics is just getting started, but promises to deliver big changes to the way we treat disease and understand heredity.
Imagine finding a relative beaten so badly her eye is almost falling out of its socket. This was the reality for one Adelaide lawyer who is speaking out about domestic violence to highlight how widespread the problem is.
Yesterday, one of our reporters revealed they had a hidden hoarding habit. So we asked what item you had trouble letting go of. Here are some of the best.
Senator Nick Xenophon says he "doesn't have a violin small enough to play" in response to arguments from Australia's major sporting codes against the Government's proposed in-match gambling advertising reforms.
The cult TV show is being rebooted in a new series called The Legend of Monkey, which will appear on ABC, TVNZ and on Netflix around the world in 2018. We explain why the original series was so good.
A picture of a difficult boy that educators struggled to manage is painted as Dylan Voller is cross-examined during the NT Royal Commission into Youth Detention.
One of the ACT's rarest birds of prey, the little eagle, surprises researchers by travelling more than 3,000 kilometres to visit a small town in the Northern Territory.
Under a revamped citizenship test announced by the prime minister, migrants will be expected to prove their commitment to the nation by signing up to shared "Australian values". What exactly are they?
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