Yet another dramatic collapse has Australia teetering on the edge of an historic defeat to Bangladesh in the first Test in Dhaka. Follow all the action in our live blog.
The No campaign is accused of making misleading claims about same-sex marriage following the release of an ad featuring claims boys will be encouraged to wear dresses to schools if the Yes vote gets up.
A 25-year-old man is charged over the shooting of 11-year-old Phoenix Newitt, who was hit by bullet fragments as she sat in a car following an altercation at a Woolworths car park.
After meeting with senior ministers, energy executives agree to "empower" Australians with clearer information about their bills, potential savings and how to move to another retailer.
After suffering back and chest injuries while rescuing asylum seekers at sea, Scott Perrin is now battling the Department of Veterans' Affairs to be fully compensated.
The United Nations Security Council condemns North Korea's firing of a ballistic missile over Japan and demands Pyongyang not launch any more missiles and abandon all nuclear weapons and programs.
The competition watchdog loses its Federal Court case against Medibank which it alleged had engaged in misleading, deceptive and unconscionable conduct for not disclosing a decision to limit benefits paid for some pathology and radiology services.
A video posted on social media shows a man getting out of a vehicle, walking towards a woman as she stood next to her ute, and appearing to punch her in the face.
An ugly internal Labor brawl breaks out over a safe seat in Melbourne's west, which is being vacated by Victoria's disgraced former speaker, as a federal MP calls for one candidate to be expelled from the party.
Retailers are starting to realise the benefit of combining online and in-store shopping. And by encouraging you to click first and collect later, these businesses are saving on a number of costs.
Australia's native food peak body is embarking on roadshow to entice new growers into the industry and encourage established growers to increase plantings.
The foster mother of NSW toddler Braxton Slager, who drowned while in care, asked if it was OK to give the 22-month-old sleeping tablets, an inquest hears.
Ninety years ago, 10,000 hunters were let loose upon Queensland's koala populations during "Black August", with some skinning the marsupials alive and selling their pelts to be turned into coats, gloves, and hats as far away as the United States.
Two men are charged with people smuggling after a boat made it to an island in the Torres Strait, just weeks after the Government boasted of the success of its Sovereign Borders Operation.
Check out some of the groundbreaking inventions from finalists vying for one of Australia's top science prizes tonight — from new ways to protect us from sunburn to a stem cell pen for surgeons.
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