Donald Trump tweets praise for Kim Jong-un on a "wise and well reasoned" decision not to fire missiles towards Guam, saying "the alternative would have been both catastrophic and unacceptable".
The Federal Government strips Melbourne's Yarra City Council of its power to hold citizenship ceremonies over its decision to no longer refer to January 26 as Australia Day,saying the council was warned against the move.
Baltimore residents wake up to find the city's Confederate monuments gone, days after white supremacists led a deadly protest over the planned removal of a Confederate statue in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Corporate CEOs quit the US President's business advisory councils en masse, forcing him to abandon them, as former presidents George HW Bush and George W Bush condemn Donald Trump's comments on the race row in Virginia.
The primacy given to the car has shaped our cities, the roads that serve them and our very thinking about the place of driving in our lives — and it's a mindset that leaves cyclists highly vulnerable.
The CSIRO uses satellite data provided by French authorities to further narrow down the area where it is believed Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 crashed in March 2014.
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.
A man is in custody after his brother confessed to a kidnapping plot in which British model Chloe Ayling was allegedly drugged, bound, stuffed into a bag, put into the boot of a car and held for ransom.
It's a tap-and-go generation, where school tuckshops even accept plastic cards, fuelling financial illiteracy in kids, with some already clueless of the perils of credit card debt.
Women create necessary balance on boards that ultimately leads to better decision making in the complex world of corporate finance, writes David Taylor.
Doctors and patients say they are frustrated at the difficulties of getting hold of legal medicinal cannabis, with reports that some people are being driven to the black market in search for the drug.
Internet customers are regularly facing lengthy delays in getting their NBN installed or repaired because subcontractors are refusing tricky jobs to make more money elsewhere.
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