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'They will be thanking me': Trump defends firing of FBI chief Comey
US President Donald Trump defends his firing of FBI director James Comey, saying he had "lost the confidence of almost everyone in Washington" and "when things calm down, they will be thanking me".
 
Live: Treasury to brief banks on tax as row brews
The nation's biggest banks are expected to be briefed today about the Government's proposed new $6 billion levy, a measure that has angered them and raised fears customers will be slugged with extra costs. Follow live.
 
So the budget is out: What happens now?
If there's one thing we've learned from recent years, it's that there's a big difference between outlining a budget and actually getting the Senate to pass what's in it.
 
Keep temporary tax on the wealthy, Shorten to argue in budget reply
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten will use his budget reply speech to argue the Federal Government should maintain a temporary tax on high-income earners.
 
Soldier dies after Army training exercise incident
An Australian soldier taking part in training at a Northern Territory facility commonly used for live firing exercises dies in the second fatal military training incident in the past week.
 
Government secures Hinch vote for school funding changes
Senator Derryn Hinch announces his support for the Government's education overhaul, saying he is satisfied the changes are fair, less than 24 hours before the Government introduces the bill into Parliament.
 
Indonesian prosecutors demand gay couple be caned
After a single-day trial, prosecutors in Indonesia's Aceh province are demanding two young gay men be punished with 80 strokes of the cane, a move which would make them the first in the country punished by the courts specifically for homosexuality.
 
How to handle telco, internet provider woes, as complaints to Ombudsman up
Consumer advocates say the almost 66,000 complaints to Australia's telecommunications watchdog in the second of half last year are just the tip of the iceberg. Here's some advice on what to do if you're having problems with your telephone or internet provider.
 
Millennials of Melbourne: TJ Carpenter on happiness, homelessness and nightly bingo games
TJ Carpenter has been homeless for 12 years but he is getting his life on track with a place to stay, a budget and goals for the future, which include finding the right person to settle down with.
 
NRL adopts 'alternative' national anthem for Indigenous round
In addition to Advance Australia Fair, an alternative version of the national anthem will be played at tonight's first match of the Indigenous round of the NRL season as part of a push to start a conversation about other anthem options.
 
Jason Day out to avoid burn-out trap in climb back to the top
Once you've reached the pinnacle of your sport and then lost that status, how do you cope, and how do you drive yourself to get back on top? It's the question Jason Day has been asking himself for months.
 
Russia-Ukraine clash leaves sour note at Eurovision
Russia's ongoing conflict with Ukraine spills over into Eurovision, with the country refusing to compete after its entrant is banned from performing.
 
11yo girl dies after UK theme park ride accident
A young girl dies after falling from an English theme park ride similar to the attraction at Dreamworld on which four people were killed last year.
 
Centrelink accused of plan to 'profile' vulnerable drug users in welfare crackdown
The Federal Government's plan to drug-test welfare recipients is slammed by anti-poverty advocates who say it is a discriminatory tool for profiling vulnerable people.
 
Grindr scam victim 'had everything to live for', court hears
The mother of a man who took his own life after being targeted by a scam on the gay dating app Grindr, tells the ACT's Children court her "beautiful and kind" son was "snatched from life".
 
Former nurse admits to filming partially-clothed dementia patient
A former nurse pleads guilty to the degrading and humiliating filming of an elderly dementia patient she was assigned to care for at Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide.
 
Canberra all heart for Connie Johnson's 'final hurrah'
Millions of five-cent pieces are thrown into a giant heart in Canberra to raise money for the Love Your Sister charity, created by Connie Johnson and her brother actor Sam Johnson, in what Connie calls her final hurrah.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
It turns out Turnbull is really quite good at tidying up old messes
Budget reflects radical overhaul in Coalition thinking
Budget lacks silver bullet needed to slay housing vampire
By Indonesia correspondent Adam Harvey Mob politics brings down Jakarta's Christian governor
By Indonesia correspondent Adam Harvey
 
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World
Trump's sacking of FBI boss an abuse of power, says former Bush adviser
Poo-hurling protesters prepare to kick up a stink in Venezuela
There's no way this can go wrong: Public asked to name rare albino orangutan
 
Business
Morrison pleads with big banks not to pass levy on to customers
Why moving to generic drugs will reduce errors and patient confusion
Banks will find a way to pass levy on to customers, Business Council says
 
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