If today's High Court challenge to the Federal Government's same-sex marriage postal survey is successful, it may not even go ahead at all. So who is arguing against it and why do they say the whole thing should be binned?
A white supremacist group, whose members pledge allegiance to Hitler during radicalisation camps, is behind homophobic propaganda being used in a bid to sway the national same-sex marriage postal vote.
The United States accuses countries trading with North Korea of aiding its "dangerous nuclear intentions", as the United Nations Security Council mulls the toughest sanctions to date against Kim Jong-un's regime.
Planning and fire experts say there may be more than 5,000 buildings in Victoria that contain non-compliant cladding, similar to that used on the Grenfell tower in London.
After a difficult few months for some members of the Royal family, sparked by the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, the timing of a baby announcement couldn't be better, writes James Glenday.
Cambodia's tax department orders that the expatriate general manager of the newspaper, which was forced to close yesterday, must stay in the country until the company pays an $8 million tax bill.
Now on My Way to Meet You — part reality TV, part talent show — has gained a reputation in South Korea for bringing the stories of North Korean defectors to a mainstream audience.
The Federal Opposition is continuing to refuse to release documents showing when some of their parliamentarians met citizenship requirements, despite Bill Shorten tabling his in Parliament.
Ben Rogers and Mark Poidevin are committed to preserving traditional marriage and say the postal survey could be a "Brexit or Trump moment for Australia".
Melbourne Writers' Festival stars identify the challenges facing the global community right now and give their thoughts on how we might find a viable path to a more optimistic future.
Matthew Wade came within a whisker of losing his spot as Australia's Test wicketkeeper to a part-timer, but put on one of his best performances in recent memory behind the stumps to start the second Test against Bangladesh.
It seems Kim Jong-un may be wielding a weapon much more powerful than before, with growing concerns that North Korea has joined the select group of nations in possession of a hydrogen bomb.
One of Italy's most wanted mob bosses is arrested in Uruguay after 23 years on the run from convictions for mafia association, drug trafficking, and other serious crimes, the interior ministries of both countries say.
Malala Yousafzai, the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, calls on her fellow laureate and Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi to condemn the "shameful" treatment of the country's Rohingya minority.
A Sunshine Coast man who discovered a lost painting by Australian artist Tom Roberts says he feels a great sense of relief after initially being told it was a fake.
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