Opposition Leader Bill Shorten vows not to shy away from the "big questions" to come out of a statement released by Indigenous leaders calling for representative body be enshrined in Australia's founding document, as the PM warns making constitutional change could be "very difficult".
White House adviser Jared Kushner discussed with the Russian ambassador to the US the idea of setting up a back channel of communication between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin, sources say.
Schapelle Corby completes her sentence and will leave Bali later today amid just as much hysteria as when she arrived in 2004 carrying more than 4 kilograms of marijuana in her boogie board bag.
Anthony Foster, who dedicated his life to seeking justice for victims of child sex abuse at the hands of the Catholic Church after two of his daughters were raped by a priest, dies in hospital.
The ABC has a long and successful tradition of quality sport broadcasting, but Wednesday's coverage of the Liverpool-Sydney FC friendly missed the mark, writes Tracey Holmes.
Senators spend hundreds of hours throwing questions at ministers and bureaucrats in Senate estimates — but is the whole process worth it? Political correspondent Louise Yaxley examines what she learnt this week.
Musicians, film stars and devastated fans gather to remember rocker Chris Cornell, as the Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman is buried in the Garden of Legends at a famous cemetery in Hollywood.
Pop star Ariana Grande vows to return to Manchester to give a concert to raise money for the victims of Monday's deadly bombing, as UK police continue their investigations and arrest a 44-year-old man in connection to the attack.
An 11-year-old girl's claim that her school is guilty of committing a war crime as defined under the 1949 Geneva Convention sends social media into meltdown.
Phillip Maisel says surviving the holocaust was a miracle, but without a chance encounter that led him back to his twin sister, he would have been left with nothing to live for.
A glut of apartments that have come on the market all at once is driving down rents in inner Brisbane, to a point where landlords are offering all sorts of goodies to secure a lease.
A potential breakthrough in measuring the unique way each person moves could overhaul the way we access our phones, computers, and even our money, scientists say.
Fears of a plot to sabotage an upcoming controversial art show featuring a freshly-slaughtered animal leads MONA to cancel and reissue tickets due to concerns for the "safety of the artist, performers and audience".
Hundreds of colourful cars set off from Adelaide for an outback trip to the Northern Territory and Queensland in a cancer fundraiser which promises plenty of fun and challenges.
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