Trent Thorburn, who had sex with Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer before her alleged murder, will be released in late January, 2018, after being jailed for incest, perjury and attempting to pervert the course of justice.
The 21-year-old is sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Jayde Kendall, whose remains were found on a rural property west of Brisbane almost two weeks after she went missing.
A playful bear cub attempts to wrestle its mother, a bedraggled eagle stares into the distance, and two seals frolic in crystal blue waters underneath Antarctic ice — the Natural History Museum announces its finalists for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Up to 100 flights in and out of Sydney Airport are delayed and dozens more are cancelled as wind gusts hit the runways, with passengers at the airport being told it could take days to clear the backlog.
The US Government has given staff 90 days to remove any Kaspersky Lab software from their IT systems. Should you be worried if you have it installed on your computer or phone?
Former prime minister John Howard urges the Government to spell out what form the bill to allow same-sex marriage would take if the postal survey passes.
A fire burning out of control on the NSW mid-north coast is threatening properties as a bushfire at Jervis Bay on the south coast gets downgraded to a watch and act.
Australia's tabloid magazines received a huge blow when Rebel Wilson was awarded a whopping $4.5 million in damages over defamatory articles. But that doesn't meant they'll change, writes Alana Schetzer.
An Australian SAS soldier who cut the hands off two dead suspected Taliban fighters so they could be identified via fingerprints is cleared of war crimes by a Federal Police investigation.
Byron Bay is renowned as a global destination for free-spirited tourists, but locals say a clothing-optional beach to the town's north is attracting sexual predators.
Hundreds of staff at Australian visual effects firm Iloura worked for seven months to bring a key battle scene in Game of Thrones to life. One of the toughest things to replicate was fire.
The boss of JPMorgan Chase told an investor conference if any of his staff were caught trading Bitcoin he would "fire them in a second" and the cryptocurrency was a "fraud".
A North Korean state agency lashes out over tough new economic sanctions, threatening to use nuclear weapons to "sink" Japan and reduce the United States to "ashes and darkness".
A man who heard four gunshots close to where Perth brothel madam Shirley Finn was murdered in 1975 tells an inquest he was told to keep quiet by two men at the scene and has been living in fear ever since.
US President Donald Trump has struck an immigration deal with opposition Democrats to protect thousands of younger immigrants from deportation — but his much-vaunted border wall will not be part of the equation.
Archaeologists are set to explore the ancient Mayan Temple of Kukulkan and the ruins of Chichen Itza like never before, using a specially-modified radar to hunt for hidden passages, rooms and caves.
Sealed documents from one of the most explosive scandals in Australian political and judicial history are released by Parliament, and detail a series of allegations about misconduct by former high court justice Lionel Murphy.
A steer called Winston escapes and leads handlers on a merry chase through the grounds of WA Parliament House during an event promoting mental health awareness for R U OK? Day.
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