US President Donald Trump issues another veiled threat to North Korea, saying "our nuclear arsenal is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before", while the Secretary of State reassures Americans they should "sleep well at night".
Australian woman Cassie Sainsbury will learn her fate in a Colombian court this morning where a judge will decide whether to accept her plea bargain struck over cocaine-trafficking charges.
The ABS will announce Australians have until August 24 to register to vote in the same-sex marriage postal plebiscite, the ABC understands, with papers being distributed to all enrolled Australians from next month.
Residential construction is set for a 31 per cent collapse over the next three years, if the latest prediction of a leading economic forecaster proves correct.
FBI agents seized documents and other materials from the home of US President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort in a surprise raid last month, a spokesman confirms.
A luxury travel agent had little choice but to act as a "money collector" for the Ibrahim brothers, and at one stage was bashed, had his head shaved and his eyebrows plucked, a Sydney court hears.
Is Kevin Rudd's recollection that the 2013 agreement between Australia and Papua New Guinea meant refugees held on Manu Island should have been resettled in Australia already correct?
A Canadian pastor serving a life sentence in North Korea is released on "humanitarian grounds", right after the United States warns it will counter any threat from Pyongyang with "fire and fury".
Travel agency Flight Centre accidentally takes $800 from the bank account of one of its information leak victims and will not pay for missed work hours the woman says she spent getting new passports.
We need regulation to wrestle the power and promise of artificial intelligence from the few big technology companies that control it, writes AI expert Professor Toby Walsh.
A group of Australian dairy farmers push to tighten the definition of milk on food labelling in Australia, saying plant-based alternatives such as soy and almond are "juices".
Former Don Dale detainee Dylan Voller says he could have ended up dead like Aboriginal teenager Elijah Doughty, as he calls for justice for the Kalgoorlie boy.
A Brisbane supermarket worker who says he felt forced to skimp on safety to lift up to 2,100 heavy cartons a day is awarded compensation for an ongoing injury in a landmark Court of Appeal case in Brisbane.
Liberal Party official Barrie Macmillan, who was caught on tape conspiring to funnel donations from alleged Mafia boss Tony Madafferi to Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy's campaign, resigns from his party positions.
For years Judy Kaye wondered why her grandfather had been honoured for his bravery during World War II but her grandmother was not and she decided it was time to do something about it.
French police arrest a man in the search for a driver who slammed his car into soldiers in a Paris suburb, injuring six in an incident the Mayor describes as "without any doubt" premeditated.
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