| | | | Elisha Rose was barely a teenager when her father's mugshot flashed up up on the TV news — he'd murdered five people. Fast forward 20 years and Elisha is determined to atone for her father's crimes. This is her story. | | | | The pressure to work long hours climbing the corporate ladder is counter-productive, argues the boss of the world's biggest mining company. | | | | Prominent No campaigner Karina Okotel says the legalisation of same-sex marriage in the UK has had consequences for the school curriculum there, citing the closure of a Jewish school for failing three inspections by the British Government as evidence. RMIT ABC Fact Check takes a look. | | | | Basil Fawlty couldn't have done it better. Scott Morrison wants attention on company tax cuts, but a Productivity Commission report ignores that completely, instead calling for a carbon price to fix Australia's "appalling energy mess". But that's something the Treasurer would rather not mention. | | | | United States President Donald Trump unleashes a barrage of criticism over the investigation into his alleged ties with Russia, following reports over the weekend the first charges against him had been approved. | | | | Made of beer cans, glass, old tyres and mudbrick, Victoria's first "radically sustainable Earthship" is built to withstand a raging bushfire. | | | | British Prime Minister Theresa May orders an investigation into a report one of her ministers asked a female secretary to buy sex toys for him. | | | | A Canadian teacher serving an 11-year sentence in Jakarta for child sex abuse fails in his last legal bid to be released, but serious questions remain over the legitimacy of the guilty verdict against him. | | | | The tourists have resurrected their Ashes campaign thanks to a small amount of good fortune and a large helping of good management in the third ODI. | | | | Masoud Barzani, who spent decades leading the long-oppressed Kurds, confirms he is stepping down as president of the Kurdistan Regional Government after his drive for independence backfired. | | | | Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc are the husband and wife team carrying Australia's Ashes hopes, writes Richard Hinds, and they seem to be driving each other to new heights. | | | | A former WA MP loads up his ute for the drive across the Nullarbor to challenge Barnaby Joyce for the seat of New England in the December by-election, and says he accepts some people might view him as a "blow-in". | | | | Hundreds of thousands of people who want Catalonia to remain part of Spain rally in downtown Barcelona, two days after after a separatist majority in Catalonia's parliament voted to secede amid the country's worst political crisis in decades. | | | | A memory stick containing confidential security information about Heathrow Airport, including the measures used to protect the Queen, is discovered on a London street. | | | | With players looking to impress in the Sheffield Shield ahead of the Ashes summer, Tasmania's hopefuls do the exact opposite in an abysmal showing with the bat. | | | | The relics and ashes of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej are enshrined in the royal palace and two temples, ending an elaborate five-day funeral for a widely revered monarch who reigned for seven decades. | | | | An anti-Adani protester disrupts the Queensland Premier's formal announcement that a state election will be held on November 25, as LNP Leader Tim Nicholls again rules out a coalition with One Nation. | | | | Australians are being urged to boycott some of their favourite ice creams after a breakdown in negotiations between Streets workers and the company's owner Unilever. | | | | It's threatened to erupt since September, but seismic activity at the Mount Agung volcano has now decreased, leading authorities to reduce the threat level and order some evacuees to return home. | | | | The US President now says he will release all documents relating to the 1963 assassination of John F Kennedy, holding back only the names and addresses of people still living. | |  |
By Geoff Lemon in Coffs Harbour | |  |
By Chris O'Brien | |  |
By Offsiders columnist Richard Hinds | |  |
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