Foreign Minister Julie Bishop accuses Bill Shorten of "treacherous behaviour", alleging he asked New Zealand Labour to help undermine the Coalition over the Barnaby Joyce citizenship furore.
New Zealand Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says it was an Australian Labor staffer who suggested the question in NZ Parliament about Barnaby Joyce's citizenship, adding that it should not have happened. Follow live.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he's sure his deputy Barnaby Joyce will survive a High Court investigation into his dual citizenship, but what happens if he doesn't?
The One Nation leader announces conditional support for the Federal Government's shake-up of Australian media laws in return for the Coalition's agreement to investigate the balance of the ABC.
The chief executive of the company building Australia's National Broadband Network (NBN) concedes "with regret" that complaints about the rollout are at "a high volume".
Leader Kim Jong-un receives a report from North Korea's army about a plan to launch missiles towards Guam, and says he will "watch the foolish and stupid conduct of the Yankees".
A 12-year-old girl who took her own life was given money by her parents to buy cannabis and lived in a house shared by 13 people who were often partying and drinking, but was not deemed at-risk enough to be taken into care, a coroner hears.
Peculiarly phrased emails between gynaecologists show the unhelpful attitudes towards the use of surgical mesh to treat pelvic problems in women after childbirth.
With card cloning on the rise in Australia, police are urging people to use the 'tap and go' chip on their bank cards to protect against "ghost" terminals.
Matthew John Conduit was high on drugs and alcohol, driving a high-performance car at speeds of 130kph when he lost control — splitting the vehicle in two and killing his three passengers, including Kyrone Eades (pictured).
A father took his daughter to notorious paedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale to be abused, including one time when she was assaulted on the altar of a Ballarat church, a Victorian court hears.
Lake Richmond, a freshwater lake south of Perth, was recently permanently added to WA's heritage register, but unlike historic buildings its story goes back millions of years.
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