Witnesses describe seeing a van swerving side to side as it sped down a busy tourist area in Barcelona, forcing families to run for their lives in an incident which has left 13 people dead and 100 injured.
Donald Trump defiantly reiterates his opposition to the removal of monuments to the pro-slavery Civil war Confederacy, saying he was saddened to see the "beautiful" statues being removed from cities around the country.
National security experts criticises Pauline Hanson's wearing of a burka in the Senate, saying it may make young Muslims question where they belong and undermine intelligence agency ASIO's work with Islamic communities.
Jesse Bird pleaded with the Department of Veterans' Affairs to urgently help him, warning he was suicidal just days before his death, official records show.
These are first-person accounts from 20 women and men who want their tales of suffering abuse in Christian communities — many at the hands of pastors and pillars of their parish — to be told for the first time.
Common myths like, "They get 12 weeks holiday a year" and, "They're glorified child-minders", make teachers groan, Jane Caro discovers while filming ABC TV's The Staffroom.
A Melbourne builder is being hunted by angry tradesmen who claim they are owed millions of dollars for work on an apartment complex in which underworld figure Mick Gatto has a financial interest.
Section 44 of the constitution, the section responsible for the growing dual citizenship fiasco, is nowhere near the worst problem with our national document, writes Marcus Strom.
Life in the shadow of the drone war has left a generation of Afghan civilians maimed, mourning and fearful. But former drone operators are speaking out about the dark side of this technology too.
New Zealand national Daniel Maxwell, who pleaded guilty to charges arising from a fatal assault on Brisbane teenager Cole Miller, faces deportation as early as today.
Papua New Guinea's Government sends extra military and police personnel to two highland provinces in an attempt to stop fighting triggered by disputed election results.
A coalition of Australian healthcare organisations says too many patients are being diagnosed with medical conditions that do not pose a threat to them, leading to unnecessary treatments that cause more harm than good.
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