Convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby is "stressed" and "afraid" of a growing media pack outside her Bali home ahead of her deportation next week, as her brother takes to stepping out in a mask.
The Royal Australian Navy concedes there may be design faults with its two largest ships, which have been docked in Sydney since March undergoing urgent repair work.
The world economy is stagnating, democracy is in retreat and populism that feeds on fear is on the rise. But don't look to our politicians for the answers, writes Stan Grant.
Some Labor MPs question what motivated an "utterly confusing" speech given by senior frontbencher Anthony Albanese which appeared to take aim at his leader Bill Shorten.
The suicide of a Brisbane chef who stabbed his girlfriend in the neck during an argument and boiled her dismembered body could not have been prevented by police who gave chase, Queensland coroner Terry Ryan rules.
It's been a tough week for the US President, with story after story rocking the White House, culminating in Donald Trump decrying his treatment as the "single greatest witch hunt" in US history. Strap in and take a look back.
A 19-year-old man who supplied the gun in a plot that led to the 2015 death of Sydney police accountant Curtis Cheng pleads guilty to committing a terrorist act.
A fake passport may have been used to bring a West African teenager to Sydney where she was allegedly held in captivity and forced into sexual slavery before escaping, police say.
A young Victorian paddleboarder ends his charity trek from Queensland to South Australia, overcoming drought, dodging swimming emus and performing some animal rescues along the way.
Simon Anquetil, 33, becomes the 10th person arrested and charged in relation to the alleged conspiracy to defraud the Commonwealth of taxation revenue totalling more than $165 million.
A century-old technique that involves flushing a woman's fallopian tubes can help infertile couples get pregnant without the need for expensive IVF treatments, new research suggests.
A regional council in Western Australia is cleaning up the damage after one of its employees accidentally crashed a truck into historic headstones at a graveyard.
Australian actress Rebel Wilson returns from the United States for a defamation trial against a magazine publisher which ran a series of articles allegedly insinuating she is a "serial liar".
While most sitting US presidents choose to stay close to home when first travelling abroad, Donald Trump has opted for a tour of the Middle East, followed by a trip to Europe.
You might have thought clinical trials are reserved for patients with life-threatening conditions, but participants in perfectly good health are needed too.
The soldier, formerly known as Bradley Manning, reveals her new look as a woman after being freed from a Kansas military prison earlier this week, writing on social media: "Okay, so here I am everyone!! #HelloWorld."
Former MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden suffers severe brain damage and is in "extremely critical" condition after being hit by a car while cycling in Italy.
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