The deputy ATO commissioner Michael Cranston resigns after being formally charged in connection with a $130 million fraud, in which his son and daughter are also implicated.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is ordered to pay the ABC's legal costs after withdrawing action seeking to block the broadcast of more secret recordings about the party, as proceedings against the party's former treasurer Ian Nelson continue.
The nation's judges and magistrates criticise an attack by federal Coalition ministers on their Victorian colleagues and terror sentencing, calling it "unfounded, grossly improper and unfair".
The home of hits like MasterChef and the Big Bash slips closer to being put into administration, after confirming it has failed to win a $200 million extended line of finance from its key shareholders.
US President Donald Trump's first Cabinet meeting is panned as "bizarre" by US media and draws ire on Twitter as members are filmed breaking the ice by introducing themselves and emphatically listing the "best things" about working under Mr Trump.
A former Australian of the Year finalist spent thousands of dollars of public money on an outdoor fountain and gardening supplies for her home, the NSW corruption watch dog is told.
Medicinal cannabis produced overseas will be easier to access for terminally ill patients, after the Senate voted to remove tighter controls — a move the Government has slammed as a "reckless" risk to lives.
Thirsty Sydneysiders may have to wait a little longer to blow the froth off a few, after a truck laden with cartons of beer becomes wedged under a motorway overpass at Granville.
A Melbourne man says he is lucky to be alive after a dog attacked him at a suburban beach, missing a major neck artery by millimetres and leaving him requiring 40 stitches, as police search for the dog's owner.
A national Christian group lobbies for the Disability Discrimination Act to be changed so that it can discriminate against people with mental illnesses, which a disability advocate labels "cruel" and "hypocritical".
An Uber driver is sentenced to a minimum six years and four months in jail for raping a female passenger he picked up outside a Kings Cross nightclub in 2015.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop accuses Labor senator Sam Dastyari of putting a $400,000 price tag on his position on the South China Sea, and says Bill Shorten's response "sold out our national interest".
The third inquest into the death of American mathematician Scott Johnson almost 30 years ago hears evidence that gay men were bashed and killed at Manly's North Head.
Almost 2,000 men detained by the Federal Government on Manus Island may receive compensation for mistreatment, in what legal experts say would be the largest human rights settlement in Australian legal history.
Five-time NBA champion Dennis Rodman is set to visit North Korea for the fourth time, amid heightened tensions between the country and the United States.
Bizarre footage shows a riderless motorcycle cruising down a motorway near Paris. But, days after it left online viewers bewildered, the mystery appears to have been solved.
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