The breakfast television hosts ridiculed by Donald Trump on Twitter hit back with claims he sought to plant negative stories about them in the media and question the US President's mental health and fitness for office.
They became known as the "murder babes" — three Thai women in their 20s who went on the run after killing and dismembering a young bar worker. But it was the murder's aftermath that was most shocking.
Crunch time has come for Australia's elite cricketers after a breakdown in talks to secure a new pay deal left 230 male and female players unemployed as of this morning. So now the governing body has some serious questions to answer, writes Tracey Holmes.
The new list of occupations for which workers can apply for a skilled worker visa has been released, despite some sectors complaining it would harm their industries.
People with a disability can turn to advocates for help with a range of things, such as paying bills or when they face discrimination at work. But with the transition to the NDIS, there are fears the service will disappear from regional NSW.
Supporters take to the streets of Germany to celebrate Parliament's decision to legalise same-sex marriage, a move that brings the country's stance into line with France, Britain and Spain.
A former prime minister and young voters in Papua New Guinea cry foul after thousands of them were taken off the electoral roll as the country goes to the polls.
Nearly 150 high-rise buildings fail safety tests introduced after a deadly tower block fire in west London, a spokeswoman for UK Prime Minister Theresa May says.
As Tony Abbott continues to turn up the heat on the Prime Minister, his potential role in a Liberal party without Malcolm Turnbull remains the most fascinating part of all, writes Andrew Probyn.
It was more akin to a country soap opera than the bright lights of Hollywood, with a mayor in tears and claims the environment was being forgotten about as Warner Bros blockbuster Aquaman was given permits to film in far northern NSW.
A kebab shop owner who held a teenage employee prisoner for 90 minutes and assaulted him passes out in a Brisbane court after being jailed for two-and-a-half years.
Liberals in Victoria claim the party's religious right is "actively recruiting" with Mormons and Catholics, which some fear could eventually lead to more conservative candidates winning pre-selection.
There was once a grand palace on the shore of Sydney Harbour, but soon after it burned to the ground, it was forgotten. What else has our land erased from its memory? And how do our ancient stories connect to the new?
Hong Kong will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the handover from British to Chinese rule today, as Chinese President Xi Jinping visits the territory for the first time as head of state.
The charges against George Pell over historical sexual offences are heavily covered in Italian media, with one news outlet also labelling Australia a "paradise of orcs" with a dubious record on sexual abuse.
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