Indigenous leaders from across the country reject the idea of being recognised in the constitution, endorsing a treaty instead and calling for a referendum for a voice in Parliament.
US President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is willing to cooperate if questioned by investigators looking into ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, his lawyer has said amid reports the White House adviser is under scrutiny.
After a 43-year cold case investigation, a Supreme Court jury finds 78-year-old Vincent O'Dempsey guilty of the murders of Brisbane woman Barbara McCulkin and her daughters Vicki, 13, and Leanne, 11.
Martina Navratilova joins calls for Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne to be renamed after the tennis champion said she would no longer fly with Qantas because of the airline's stance on same-sex marriage.
The head of Kuta police says he is taking measures to secure the streets around Schapelle Corby's Bali home ahead of her much-anticipated return to Australia tomorrow.
A US warship carries out a "drill" in the South China Sea to show Beijing it is not entitled to territorial seas around Mischief Reef, US officials say.
The US President's first overseas trip was heavily choreographed. But there were some gaffes amid the firm handshakes and notable lack of hand-holding.
A WA chaplain reaches out on social media after a palliative care patient asks for one last fishing trip, with anglers supplying fish the man catches from a bucket near his bed.
New Zealand enter the space market, after a private company launches a rocket partly made of carbon fibre, with engines made from a 3D printer, into space.
A building company that allegedly owes money to underworld figure Mick Gatto fails in its initial attempt to silence two subcontractors who have waged an online war against the builder over claims of unpaid debts.
Defence lawyers use photos of a smiling Rebel Wilson with "flawless skin" to dispute claims the actress suffered a stress sore and eczema following the publication of a series of articles at the centre of a defamation trial.
Deep in Queensland's arid outback, small pockets of rainforest in miniature flourish, thanks to underground springs — but the future is looking bleak for a tiny fish that lives there.
It's no wonder obesity is a tough public health issue for governments to deal with — research has uncovered a range of barriers to tackling it, some more obvious than others.
US President Donald Trump's apparent push to get in front of the pack at a NATO summit generates indignation in the Balkans and garners attention on social media, but the man he shoved aside takes it in his stride.
Entertainment giant Marvel makes Brisbane the centre of its superhero cinematic universe as hundreds of items from its legion of blockbuster superhero films go on display at GOMA.
A 19-year-old Perth man who was filmed kicking a quokka on Rottnest Island, off the coast of Perth, pleads guilty to the ill-treatment of the animal after a cruelty charge is downgraded.
Careers Australia staff are stood down and classes cancelled for 15,000 students as one of Australia's largest vocational education providers is placed into voluntary administration.
British food critic Jay Rayner made global headlines last month when his scathing review of French restaurant Le Cinq went viral. Is it a surprise, then, that he's rarely invited to dinner parties?
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