Eerie images taken inside London's charred Grenfell Tower show the smouldering remains of the 24-storey building, which contained 120 apartments and housed as many as 600 people.
Farhad Qaumi, the leader of the once-feared Brothers 4 Life gang that embarked on a "violent underworld rampage" in Sydney in 2013, learns he will spend at least 43 years in jail.
The consumer watchdog is suing the maker of the Thermomix cooking appliance for allegedly failing to report a number of serious burns by the required deadline.
Three Coalition Government ministers withdraw some statements but refuse to apologise to the Victorian Court of Appeal for criticising the state's judiciary over terrorism sentences.
Alex Malley holds onto his role amid bullying allegations, but faces what the CPA board says is an "independent" review led by Sir Angus Houston, who has appeared on Mr Malley's morning TV show and wrote a foreword for his book.
If chief scientist Alan Finkel gets his way, battery storage will be central to Australia's energy future. So how does it work, which other countries are doing it and how much of a "thing" will it be here?
Yes, Malcolm Turnbull mimicked the US President. But as piss-takes go, the Prime Minister's chief target was himself, and it was suitably humorous and self-deprecating, writes Andrew Probyn.
Self-proclaimed Hutt River Provence sovereign Prince Leonard Casley and his son lose a Supreme Court battle against the Australian Tax Office and are ordered to pay millions in owed taxes after filing submissions described as "merely irrelevant to the bizarre".
ABC South-East Asia correspondent Adam Harvey has undergone a successful operation and is expected to recover well after he was struck in the neck by a stray bullet in the Philippines.
A man is dead after a four-seater aircraft crashed into bushland on the NSW north coast, amid speculation the pilot may have became disoriented in poor weather conditions.
A Canberra man denies laundering almost $400,000 and insists he won at least half the cash counting cards at casinos in Melbourne and Sydney using a method he used when he was younger.
Ahead of a controversial formal apology on its grounds tonight, victims and community members plant 160 paper hearts representing students abused at St Stanislaus College.
Moudasser Taleb, 22, who was arrested at Sydney International Airport yesterday morning en route to Syria, is formally refused bail after being charged with preparing for incursions into foreign countries.
A man wanted over an alleged robbery with violence has been taken into custody in Toogoolawah, north west of Brisbane, after a seven-hour stand-off involving police.
Pictures of an epic effort to rescue thousands of animals including cattle, wallabies, skinks and even snakes during the historic damming of a river have emerged.
A growing number of wild camels from central Australia are being turned into dairy cows, as interest in the camel milk industry builds and diversifies into cheese and beauty products.
Patrons have been asked if they want to buy drugs before they are even able to order a beer at some Perth venues, police say, amid a wave of raids on sellers across the city.
An American university student who was detained for 17 months in North Korea and suffered a serious brain injury was "brutalised" while in custody, his family says.
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