One Nation leader Pauline Hanson succeeds in temporarily gagging former party treasurer Ian Nelson from making more secret recordings public, a week after a phone conversation between the pair was revealed by the ABC.
Chief scientist Alan Finkel is calling for a new clean energy target that could bring Australia closer to ending a decade of bitterness on climate policy.
Former FBI director James Comey's upcoming in-person testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee is the talk of the town. Here's what the buzz is all about.
New footage of an attack on Andrew Bolt after a book launch in Melbourne shows a hooded man run and punch the conservative newspaper and television commentator without provocation.
Want to know who's most likely to win the UK election tomorrow? Or how long it will take to get a result? ABC's election analyst Antony Green has got you covered.
A study presented to the American Astronomical Society argues the Milky Way exists in a huge celestial void, which may explain previous difficulties in estimating the rate of universe expansion.
Wally Ballard almost died after he had a stroke and was hit with a rare neurological condition called locked-in syndrome, but doctors removed his clot and Mr Ballard has staged a remarkable recovery.
Dudley Davey is sentenced to life in jail with a non-parole period of 32 years for the murder of Gayle Woodford in SA's APY Lands, with a judge remarking on the "cold-blooded killing" of a person who worked with compassion in the Aboriginal community.
The NSW Government will adopt recommendations from the inquest into the Lindt Cafe siege to give police more power, and legal protection if they shoot a terrorist dead, Premier Gladys Berejiklian says.
Walkley Award-winning Melbourne journalist and broadcaster Jill Singer dies after a long career working for ABC television and radio, in commercial media and as a journalism educator.
On a national scale, more Australian children are being immunised than ever before — but the picture changes with a closer look at postcodes, with vaccination rates in inner-city Sydney lower than those in Byron Bay.
In 2000, Olympian Cathy Freeman secured her status as an Australian legend. Fast forward 17 years and she is celebrating a rather different kind of success this week.
Glencore wants to expand its McArthur River lead and zinc mine, but it hasn't put forward a new method of controlling three years of reactive rock burning. It also proposes leaving waste on the river bank forever, worrying local residents.
The internet giant appears to have jumped the gun on calls for Margaret Court Arena to be renamed amid a furore over the tennis star's comments on homosexuality, with Google Maps instead showing it as the Evonne Goolagong Arena.
A bizarre election campaign video produced by a British Conservative candidate becomes an overnight sensation for its combination of stunningly awkward 'Alan Partridge'-esque delivery and catchy jingle, fresh from the 1980s.
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