Deputy Greens leader Larissa Waters resigns from the Senate after realising she holds dual citizenship — less than a week after Scott Ludlam quit following a similar eligibility scandal.
Justine Damond's father calls for justice for his daughter, who was killed by police in the US city of Minneapolis at the weekend, saying there is an "ugly truth" about her death.
Church leaders in Australia say they abhor abuse of any kind. But advocates say the church is not just failing to sufficiently address domestic violence, it is both enabling and concealing it.
A prominent Indigenous artist from Queensland alleges he was racially profiled and "interrogated" by Australian Border Force staff on his return to Australia from a diplomatic trip to Indonesia.
The Reserve Bank implies that its official interest rate will rise to 3.5 per cent once the local and global economies bounce back completely, sending the Australian dollar soaring.
Cyber safety experts say compulsory age checks on pornography websites being implemented in the UK could be used to protect Australian children from harm.
The final resting place of WA's first bishop was vaguely described as "behind the throne" underneath a Geraldton cathedral, but an archaeologist pinpoints the exact location and exhumes the remains.
Moves by major supermarkets to only offer plastic bags for a charge could make these businesses more than $1 million a year, but it may only have a small impact on the environment.
Amber Harrison slams "the boys club" in corporate Australia after losing an ugly court battle with the Seven Network and being ordered to pay the media giant's legal bills.
When ABC journalist Chrissy Arthur was embedded with New Zealand troops taking part in Australia's largest combined, joint defence force exercise, she was initially met with some suspicion.
A mother-of-two backs a call to ban peanuts on planes from the parents of a young boy who suffered a dangerous allergic reaction onboard a Singapore Airlines flight, saying she had a similar experience with the airline.
South Australian babies and young children are increasingly needing treatment in hospital for dental issues, and sugary foods and drinks — as well as a lack of brushing — are being blamed by experts.
As Janeites mark the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's death, we speak to book lovers and experts about why they fell in love with her epic tales and why her works continue to captivate old fans and new audiences.
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