Staff at the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age vote to walk off the job for a week following Fairfax Media's announcement that it will cut 125 editorial jobs.
An Adelaide woman accused of trying to smuggle cocaine out of Colombia could have her case ruled on in 90 days and complete her punishment in Australia if she admits to a level of complicity, her newly appointed Colombian-based lawyer says.
A 26-year-old Canberra man who was detained in the US for reportedly overstaying his visa by less than two hours is handed a date to face court and "remains in good spirits".
Taking responsibility for your actions is what Adam Giles's government always insisted juvenile criminals in the Northern Territory must learn to do, but his example before the royal commission fell short of his own sentiments.
Almost 52,000 Australian households are at risk of defaulting on their mortgages in the next 12 months and a quarter of home owners are under home loan stress, a data analyst says.
The Federal Government dismisses an outcry from the Catholic education sector, saying it has exaggerated the impact of proposed changes to school funding.
The goal of the Gonski needs-based education funding reforms is that every student receives the same amount of funding with extra top-ups for those who need more help. So how is this going to be delivered?
The US Army releases an image taken by a 22-year-old Army photographer of the moment an accidental explosion during a training exercise killed her and four other soldiers.
Some Opposition MPs are renewing a push for a mandatory 35 per cent tax rate on Australians earning more than $300,000, a proposal previously shut down by shadow treasurer Chris Bowen.
US President Donald Trump lashes out at Hillary Clinton, calling her a "phony" in response to her recent assertion that misogyny, FBI Director James Comey and Russian hacking cost her the 2016 election.
The Federal Government continues to have the power to detain people brought to Australia from offshore detention for medical reasons, after the High Court ruled in its favour.
As three-year-old Eamon Obst puts on his favourite superhero cloak to fight cancer, a village of online supporters rallies behind him by donating money.
Former Tasmanian stockbroker William Richardson is sentenced to seven years in jail for attacking his estranged wife with an axe in a busy Hobart shopping centre.
The outspoken Nationals MP has 85 per cent of his stomach removed, undergoing a sleeve gastrectomy in a desperate attempt to return to "good health" and "not cause a by-election".
Three photographers appear in a French court over topless photographs of the Duchess of Cambridge, an alleged invasion of privacy for which the royal couple is reportedly seeking more than 1 million euros in damages.
Surfer Matthew Bryce is plucked from the Irish Sea "conscious and breathing" but with severe hypothermia after spending more than a day missing in the waters off the western coast of Scotland.
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