Secretly recorded phone conversations call into question claims by Opposition Leader Matthew Guy that he had no idea he was meeting Melbourne's alleged Mafia boss at a lobster restaurant earlier this year.
With plans for a full plebiscite doomed to fail in the Senate, PM Malcolm Turnbull says the Coalition is ready to spend $122 million of taxpayers' money on a postal vote starting from September 12.
When Kim Beveridge received a $191,000 phone bill from TeleChoice, he thought there'd been a mistake. Then they pursued him for the charges for over two years.
Police say they have dealt a "huge blow" to two major international drug syndicates operating in Australia, which they allege have links to the family of Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim.
The search engine company sacks a male engineer who sent an internal email criticising the company for "alienating conservatives" through its gender diversity programs and saying there are fewer women in tech positions because they "prefer jobs in social and artistic areas".
Hardly anyone gets to see the whole building, thanks to restrictions on access and photography, but Annabel Crabb negotiated access to Parliament's secret tunnels and hidden gems.
The footage shows 16-year-old Linda W screaming, limping and being heckled by a group of men, thought to be Iraqi counter-terror troops, after her capture in the final days of the battle for the former IS stronghold.
The family of a United States Marine killed in a deadly military crash off the Queensland coast are pleading with authorities to retrieve their son's body so he can have a proper burial.
Bruce Billson, the small business minister during the Abbott Government, has apologised for failing to disclose he was collecting a salary from a powerful business lobby group while still a member of parliament.
The NSW Premier will introduce legislation to Parliament today that will pave the way for it to remove people from the tent city in Sydney's Martin Place, a move the city's Mayor says could cause violent conflicts between police and vulnerable homeless people.
Surgeons remove a piece of orthodontic wire from a Perth woman's abdomen, 10 years after she stopped wearing braces. WARNING: This story contains surgical images.
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