Devin Nunes, the embattled head of the US Intelligence Committee investigating Russian election interference, stands aside amid accusations he released classified information without authorisation and is too close to the Trump administration.
Young men like Junior are key to Aboriginal culture surviving in remote Australian communities in West Arnhem Land. But first his parents are sending him on an adventure 3,800km away, with the hope it'll help him walk confidently in both worlds.
Australian volunteer citizen scientists find four previously unknown planets orbiting a nearby star thanks to a crowd-sourcing project aired on the ABC's Stargazing Live.
The Syrian Government sets conditions for any international inquiry into a suspected chemical attack that killed scores of people, saying it should set out from Damascus not Turkey, as the US doubles down on comments condemning Bashar al-Assad.
Federal Cabinet formally examined the impact of tax breaks on Australia's booming housing market in early 2016 but decided not to act, an ABC investigation reveals.
A campaign is launched aimed at changing men's attitudes towards drinking and swimming, with new figures suggesting alcohol may have contributed to the drownings of almost 500 Australian men over the past decade.
Russian authorities raid a residential building in St Petersburg and find explosives similar to those used by a suicide bomber who this week blew up a metro carriage killing 14 people, security sources say.
The NSW Government confirms a long-term plan to sell off harbour-front homes that accommodate the state's most vulnerable people, as part of the move to a National Disability Insurance Scheme.
The Federal Opposition is intensifying its campaign against Assistant Health Minister David Gillespie, arguing he could be disqualified from Parliament in the wake of the High Court's decision to remove Bob Day from the Senate.
Last year controversial drilling tests were carried out in the NT to see if fracking was viable and but the big environmental questions are still being asked and the issue continues to polarise people.
Thailand's Prime Minister uses his sweeping post-coup powers to announce two new traffic regulations, only to backtrack on one of them hours after it comes into effect.
The Fitzroy River in Rockhampton reaches 8.8 metres at 3:40pm, the Bureau of Meteorology says, with the water so far failing to reach a predicted 9 metres.
An incoming principal resigns after a group of student reporters at a US school were not able to find evidence her university degrees were issued by an accredited institution.
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