The Federal Government's voluntary postal survey on same-sex marriage will be posted out within days after the High Court unanimously ruled it is constitutional. Follow live.
Malcolm Turnbull will be monumentally relieved by the High Court's decision to dismiss the challenge to the same-sex marriage postal survey, writes Andrew Probyn.
Bangladesh leads Australia but remains in a heap of trouble in the second Test as Nathan Lyon claims a 10-wicket match haul on day four in Chittagong. Follow our live blog.
Ninety per cent of buildings on the island of Barbuda have been wiped out by Hurricane Irma, the country's PM says, as the deadly storm blacks out much of Puerto Rico packing winds of up to 300kph.
The NSW Attorney-General calls on the Director of Public Prosecutions to explain the handling of the Lynette Daley manslaughter saga, which took years to go to trial after the DPP initially decided not to prosecute.
Think you're an expert tipper? See how your finals forecasts compare against computer modelling that uses years' worth of data to generate predictions for every AFL finals match that could occur over the next few weeks.
A man accused of murdering Gatton schoolgirl Jayde Kendall told police he was trying to help her run away from home on the day she disappeared, a court hears.
Thousands of childcare workers across Australia will be walking off the job at 3:20pm today to demand better wages. Here's why they are striking and who will be affected.
The Australian Conservatives' Rachel Carling-Jenkins tells Parliament she reported her husband and ended their marriage after discovering his child pornography collection, and he is now refusing to sign divorce papers.
A crowdfunding campaign raises more than $20,000 for the family of 5-year-old Nathan Ung, who died after being sent home from a Sydney emergency department.
French fashion companies LVMH and Kering sign a joint charter vowing to stop hiring size-zero models worldwide, in a move Australian model Abby Valdes hopes will be replicated by the rest of the fashion industry.
Australian journalist, author, producer and presenter Peter Luck, who worked on shows including Four Corners, This Day Tonight and Inside Edition, dies at the age of 73.
Aid agencies warn about the heavy toll severe flooding is taking on Bangladesh, saying an estimated 100,000 houses have been destroyed and millions of hectares of crops wiped out.
Leslie Van Houten, who was 19 when she killed for Charles Manson during a series of murders that terrorised Los Angeles over the summer of 1969, is granted parole by a California board.
Facebook says an operation likely based in Russia spent $100,000 on thousands of ads promoting divisive social and political messages in a two-year period which spanned the 2016 US election. But has it done anything wrong?
It took this woman just seven minutes to undo her seatbelt, slip out of her handcuffs and climb into the driver's seat of a Texas police car in a bid to escape.
The site of a spectacular crash involving three B-doubles and a pantech truck is one of the last remaining single carriageway areas of the Pacific Highway in New South Wales.
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