British Prime Minister Theresa May pledges to deliver a "successful Brexit" after confirming her diminished Conservative Party would seek to form a government with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists Party.
With his ill-fitting suits and fondness for growing vegetables, Jeremy Corbyn is an unlikely modern political leader. But he is the one political figure who stands taller after the British election, writes Nick Rowley.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May gambled and lost badly; the UK election results are a devastating blow for the Conservative Party and one that will have unpredictable consequences, writes Europe correspondent James Glenday.
US President Donald Trump denies he told then-FBI chief James Comey he hoped an investigation into a former national security adviser could be let go, adding he was "100 per cent" willing to give his version of events under oath.
Pro-coal Liberal backbenchers begin undermining a report from the chief scientist Alan Finkel, as Labor foreshadows pulling support for the proposal if new coal fired power stations are built.
The Maningrida community are mourning the loss of "fierce warrior" Alice Eather, a passionate activist who used her slam poetry to pressure a US oil company to withdraw its application to frack for gas in her home — Arnhem Land. Warning: This story contains images of a deceased person.
Consumer desire for sustainably produced goods is driving domestic and global demand for Australia's $2.5-billion cotton crop, according to retailers and millers.
Wages are now at a 50-year low as a share of GDP, and household savings are shrinking. It's no wonder the consumer side of the economy is in big trouble, Stephen Letts writes.
Argentina beats Brazil 1-0 in a high-profile friendly clash at the MCG in a testy game of football, in which star man Lionel Messi was subjected to some overly physical treatment.
After being detained under mysterious circumstances, Australian filmmaker James Ricketson is charged with spying in Cambodia and faces up to 10 years' jail.
Retired Essendon player Nathan Lovett-Murray is seeking almost $1 million in damages from the Bombers, his manager says, amid fears supplements he we was given by the club caused his daughter's health problems.
A toddler who has not been seen since 2007 and is feared dead was taken to a park in Logan, south of Brisbane, and left there by his father who did not want the responsibility of caring for him, documents filed in the Supreme Court reveal.
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