The mother who paid for an ex-lover's murder; the son who organised the hit; the accomplice who turned against his mates; and the man who wasn't there. The story of Ray Niceforo's murder exposes the inconsistences in the Northern Territory justice system.
Today the High Court begins its job in judging whether some of the nation's highest-profile politicians can keep their jobs after being caught up in dual citizenship dramas. Catch up on what's happening here.
Victoria's Minister for Family Violence Prevention Fiona Richardson, aged 50, dies a day after announcing she was taking more time off after being diagnosed with multiple tumours.
The former Democratic presidential candidate says in a new book that Donald Trump made her skin crawl by stalking her around the stage during a 2016 campaign debate and questions whether she should have spoken up and told him to "back up".
Jwan Hamama was a microbiologist in Iraq but when her children started school in Australia, she found herself bewildered by the education system and decided to do a teaching degree so she could better help them.
After losing her grandfather to black lung, Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller breaks down in Queensland Parliament revealing her father has also been diagnosed with the disease, as new laws are passed.
The chief of Australia's foreign spy agency is accused of showing "tacit support" for thousands of extrajudicial killings in the Phillippines as part of the controversial President's war on drugs.
An email obtained by the ABC shows the Government appearing to warn medicinal cannabis importers against supplying their product to terminally ill patients, in defiance of a June Senate ruling
Smugglers are making fake reports of suicides and car accidents to help them illegally smuggle alcohol into Indigenous communities by tying up police resources, north Queensland researchers find.
With Australia's foreign aid budget decreasing, a selection of private companies will earn billions of dollars in picking up the work the Government once did itself.
Australians on unemployment benefits do not receive enough money to afford basic necessities, according to a University of NSW study, with one recipient saying he is forced to forgo food and is trapped in a cycle of joblessness.
Each day Brad Fewson experiences an "episode" that on a bad day can render him unresponsive but he didn't get treatment until US officials recognised he had what is proving to be a condition common among war veterans.
The inexorable logic of the market will create suburban concentrations of lower-income households on a scale hitherto only experienced in the legacy inner-city high-rise public housing estates, writes Bill Randolph
Police confirm a headless female torso found on a Copenhagen shoreline belonged to missing Swedish journalist Kim Wall, who died after taking a submarine ride with the vessel's Danish inventor.
Activists take on one of the world's most isolated nations. Their weapon of choice: homemade hot air balloons that float over the North Korean border and bring in a taste of the outside world.
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