It is a big task to find all 2.1 million cars in Australia affected by the Takata airbag recall, so the message to owners is make contact with your dealer now or risk being left out.
Cars with Takata airbags are being recalled across the world and many of the problem models are from popular makes such as Toyota and Mazda. See if your car is on the list.
Close friends of Australian woman Justine Damond make an emotional plea to the US police officer who killed her, urging him to tell investigators why he pulled the trigger, and saying his silence is amplifying her fiance's grief.
The UN's refugee agency accuses Australia of breaching their trust over the US refugee deal, saying the Federal Government reneged on its agreement to settle refugees with close family ties in Australia.
Describing the Australian media reaction to China's recent deployment of a spy ship close to the Queensland coast as "shrill", an influential Beijing-controlled news outlet warns this is just the beginning.
NT coroner Greg Cavanagh slams the Darwin Prison for having accessible hanging points in prisons following two inmate deaths, saying "it beggars belief" for a prison constructed in the 21st century.
A food for toddlers marketed as being made almost entirely from fruit and vegetables contains so much sugar it should be deemed confectionary, the Federal Court hears.
A laptop left on continuous charge with a battery that was purchased online explodes inside the home of a Melbourne woman, causing a number of smaller fires and prompting a warning from firefighters.
Queensland's Sunshine Coast Council becomes the first local government in Australia to open its own solar farm to offset 100 per cent of its electricity needs.
A suicide attacker detonates a car bomb in the western part of Kabul during the morning commute, with a senior government official putting the death toll at 35.
Bernard Tomic says he was offered big money to play for other countries, sometimes plays at 30 per cent capacity and says Pat Rafter is not a nice guy.
Billions of litres of water purchased by taxpayers to save Australia's inland rivers are instead being harvested by some irrigators to boost cotton-growing operations, in a policy failure that threatens to undermine the $13 billion Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
An IED device that killed a man in New South Wales two years ago was remotely detonated from a radio-controlled receiver, police say, adding that victim John Burrows "lived a quiet life".
Bali Nine prisoner Matthew Norman speaks to the ABC's Samantha Hawley about life within the walls of the infamous Kerobokan prison and his hopes for a second chance.
Ever watched a TV program and thought: "I could do that?" You can now put your physical wellbeing where your mouth is with at this Ninja Warrior obstacle course.
The Federal Government is announcing changes it says will give Australians more control over their retirement savings, and handing the regulator new powers to better protect people from unethical operators. Here's what's on the cards.
A German teenager arrested in Mosul and potentially facing the death penalty after leaving home to join Islamic State says she regrets her decision and now wants "to get away from the war, from the many weapons".
Children with autism require order and routine in their lives, right? A Sydney father says taking his 14-year-old son on a six-month African backpacking journey has challenged conventional wisdom and had "ground-breaking" results.
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