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PM hands Abbott a dressing down after boozy dinner left him asleep on the job
Malcolm Turnbull says he cannot remember anyone but Tony Abbott being "too drunk to get into the chamber", after Mr Abbott revealed he missed a crucial 2009 vote because he was out cold after a boozy dinner with Peter Costello.
 
Man attacks lecturer, fellow ANU students in classroom with baseball bat
Three students and a lecturer are injured in an attack by a baseball bat-wielding student in an Australian National University classroom, in an incident that has been described by the vice-chancellor as "shocking" for everyone involved.
 
No vote in marriage survey would humiliate Turnbull: Grattan
Malcolm Turnbull desperately needs the postal ballot to be a win for the Yes side. A No result would leave a running sore that would further reduce his diminished authority, writes Michelle Grattan.
 
'Absolute mess' as car 'doing U-turn' hits group of Brisbane cyclists
A driver who may have been blinded by the sun runs into a group of cyclists at West End, in inner-city Brisbane, injuring five people, including one who has critical head injuries, paramedics say.
 
Laurie Daley dumped as NSW Origin coach
After five years at the helm, Laurie Daley will be replaced as head coach of the New South Wales State of Origin team.
 
Extra 90,000 Australians enrolled ahead of same-sex marriage postal survey
The Australian Electoral Commission received 765,000 requests from eligible voters to either join the electoral roll or update their details to ensure postal ballot papers arrived at the right address.
 
Samsung's vice chair jailed for five years over corruption scandal
A South Korean court jails Jay Y Lee for five years on a range of bribery and perjury charges, in fallout from a corruption scandal that led to the ouster of former president Park Geun-hye.
 
Barnaby Joyce nominated for New Zealander of the Year
The Deputy Prime Minister's links to the Land of the Long White Cloud have been thrust into the spotlight in recent weeks, amid Federal Parliament's dual citizenship crisis.
 
Cardamone jailed for life without parole for 'depraved, disgusting' murder
A paroled rapist receives Victoria's harshest possible punishment for the brutal murder of his neighbour, Victorian mother Karen Chetcuti, near Wangaratta in January last year.
 
Deadly snakes found in the post as reptile smuggling operation busted
Highly venomous snakes are among a horde of 100 native reptiles seized by wildlife officers in Western Australia's Goldfields after a bid to send them interstate for sale on the black market is foiled.
 
Qantas flags 16-hour direct flights to London
Australians could soon be able to fly non-stop from Sydney and Melbourne to London under plans unveiled by Qantas boss Alan Joyce.
 
Spain terror suspects' whirlwind trip to Paris provides new twist for investigators
As Spanish police piece together the final movements of the men involved in last week's attacks in Spain, French authorities are also investigating why some of the suspects made a whirlwind trip to Paris only days before the attacks.
 
'Please stop': Video shows screaming cheerleader forced to do the splits
A series of videos emerge showing high school cheerleaders in the US screaming in pain while being pushed into splits during practice.
 
Hurricane Harvey threatens US with most powerful storm in 12 years
A Gulf of Mexico storm rapidly intensifies and could be the biggest hurricane to hit the mainland United States in 12 years, forcing thousands to evacuate as it take aim at the heart of country's oil refining industry.
 
Trump's strategy-free strategy raises more questions than it answers
It's time the public started asking the hard questions about the point of the mission, especially if Australia is there for the long haul, writes C August Elliott.
 
Ahmed Fahour paid $10.8 million after quitting as Australia Post CEO
Ahmed Fahour was handed almost $11 million after quitting as Australia Post CEO earlier this year. The severance package, twice what he had been expected to get, came amid political and community uproar about his fat pay deal.
 
Were the Babylonians better mathematicians than us?
A small clay tablet that's 3,700 years old may be about to make studying trigonometry much easier, thanks to the work of an Australian mathematician.
 
Fruitful SA police search might have smashed avocado-related crime
Antique clocks, a canoe, building insulation and hundreds of avocados turn up as South Australian police investigate a string of recent break-ins.
 
Faye and Mark Leveson tell of fears they would never find son's body
The parents of Matthew Leveson have shown photos of their son's skeletal remains after telling a court how the ordeal had devastated their family.
 
'Real-life hero' saves drowning brother by copying The Rock movie scene
A 10-year-old American boy saves his brother from drowning by imitating a scene from his favourite movie, earning film star Dwayne Johnson's respect as a "real-life hero".
 
Lone chicken finds a monkey's love in Israeli zoo
A young black macaque adopts a chicken that wandered into the enclosure at an Israeli safari park, treating it like an infant and becoming inseparable from the rogue fowl.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By chief foreign correspondent Philip Williams America's mistrust of Pakistan has taken a new course
By chief foreign correspondent Philip Williams
By Stan Grant Stan Grant: It is a 'damaging myth' that Captain Cook discovered Australia
By Stan Grant
By Dan Colasimone Stop flogging Kyrgios for his mistakes, he's our most interesting athlete
By Dan Colasimone
By North America correspondent Conor Duffy Afghanistan is more proof for Trump that it is tougher to govern than campaign
By North America correspondent Conor Duffy
 
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World
Warrant out for former Thai PM who failed to show in court
Murderer executed with experimental lethal injection
Construction workers stumble upon sixth-century mosaic in Jerusalem
 
Business
Results season heads to finish line as Bellamy's investors spit the dummy (again)
Australia stuck in past despite gay Irish man running Qantas: Joyce
Ahmed Fahour paid $10.8 million after quitting as Australia Post CEO
 
Politics
Political cage fighting in the data age
Extra 90,000 Australians enrolled ahead of same-sex marriage postal survey
Warrant out for former Thai PM who failed to show in court
 
Sport
Laurie Daley dumped as NSW Origin coach
Mayweather vs McGregor: Lower your expectations and it'll be great
Bangladesh is not 'unbeatable at home' and Australia should know that
 
Science and Tech
Were the Babylonians better mathematicians than us?
Elon Musk reveals SpaceX spacesuit
Chris Hadfield on what David Bowie thought of his cover song
 
Environment
Households reap huge power bill savings, but those who need it most miss out
Photographer turns lens on our 'complex, disconnected' relationship with water
Exxon accused of misleading public on climate change
 

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