The Federal Government has received credible information that Australia's most infamous terrorist, Khaled Sharrouf, has been killed in an air strike in the Middle East along with two of his young sons, 7.30 has learned.
Former Liberal minister Bruce Billson is considering whether to remain in his position as head of a powerful business lobby as he faces two federal investigations into an undisclosed salary the group paid him while he was still an MP.
The US President lashes out at the "alt-left" and suggests people will want to "take down statues of George Washington" next as he gives a powerful defence of his response to recent race violence in Virginia.
Another day, another prosecution of the Australian Labor Party's alleged collusion with their NZ colleagues from Foreign Minister Julie Bishop. Follow live.
There are fears a young mother who disappeared more than a week ago in a small farming community north of Adelaide has been murdered, with police saying they only hold out a "slim hope".
A tweet from former US president Barack Obama in response to the violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, on the weekend is the most liked of all time.
This time it doesn't look like hackers are to blame. HBO Spain accidently made the episode available to subscribers ahead of its official release next week.
A decision to reject two controversial mining applications on a far north Queensland cattle station owned by the Government is good news for the Great Barrier Reef, the state's Environment Minister says.
A French tourist who broke his leg in the middle of the Simpson Desert is driven for eight hours over sand dunes at night, to meet a Royal Flying Doctor Service plane in South Australia.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop accuses Penny Wong of "being up to her neck" in a bid to use the New Zealand Parliament to launch an attack on Barnaby Joyce as the citizenship row escalates further.
An inner Melbourne local council has broken rank and come out in support of changing the date of Australia Day away from January 26. Here's what would need to happen for that to work.
Melbourne is once again named the world's most liveable city by The Economist, receiving a perfect score for healthcare, education and infrastructure, with Adelaide and Perth also making the top 10.
Trying to rank the AFL's 2017 retirees is a thankless and largely pointless task, yet here we are. Will Luke Hodge or Bob Murphy take the crown, or maybe Stevie J or Jobe Watson?
The senior Australian businesswoman appointed to supervise the Catholic Church's response to the sexual abuse crisis says she is "pessimistic" about the Church's willingness to reform.
Australian Defence personnel will next week take part in joint US-Korean training exercises in the middle of heightened tensions with North Korea. The plans have already sparked protests in Seoul and are expected to draw condemnation from Kim Jong-un's regime.
Champion swimmer Dawn Fraser and tennis great Margaret Court are among those gathered in Mandurah for the funeral of Olympic champion Betty Cuthbert, who died last week aged 79.
A group of London history buffs launches a campaign to save fences in south London made from repurposed World War II stretchers at risk of being pulled down as they age and rust.
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