| | | | Malcolm Turnbull meets his New Zealand counterpart Jacinda Ardern in Sydney, and says he won't be accepting her renewed offer to resettle 150 asylum seekers currently on Manus Island and Nauru at this stage. | | | | Donald Trump's visit to Japan will obviously focus on North Korea's nuclear ambitions. But the media briefing for the trip also touched on whether the US President will have tomato sauce with his beef — and that says something about the state of the world. | | | | An Indigenous voice to Parliament would be contrary to "principles of equality and citizenship", Malcolm Turnbull says, as he defends his decision to abandon one of the key recommendations from the Uluru summit earlier this year. | | | | US President Donald Trump is a "blowhard" driven by ego, according to George Bush Sr. And that's why he, a staunch Republican, voted for Democrat Hillary Clinton in last year's election. | | | | It's probably the most famous chord in popular music — but for decades, no-one could figure out exactly how to play the opening chord of A Hard Day's Night. | | | | Victoria's peak body for real estate agents is warning that reforms to allow renters greater rights to pets are "unfair" and causing investors to pull out of the market, but the Government's not buying it. | | | | The Roar and Mariners meet in a contest between the A-League cellar dwellers, as they look to get their A-League campaigns back on track. Follow all the live scores, stats and commentary. | | | | The stage is set for the 157th running of the Melbourne Cup. Explore our interactive guide to the horses chasing Australian racing's greatest prize. | | | | Residents in northern Riyadh report hearing a deafening explosion as Saudi defence forces intercept a missile fired from Yemen that was reportedly targeting Riyadh airport. | | | | The local MP for a community that had its historic cemetery vandalised breaks down while describing the extent of the desecration, with the SA Government promising to help pay for the repairs. | | | | A young Indonesian couple who believe cigarettes killed their baby son want the country's Government to shut down the nation's powerful tobacco industry. | | | | Is it watching porn? Is it staying secretly active on your dating app? A deep love affair? Infidelity is everywhere and yet remains poorly understood, but one expert says an affair doesn't have to be the end. | | | | It's billed as a cashless, fast and easy childcare solution and sounds like a godsend to busy parents juggling the demands of work and home life. But would you entrust your children to a babysitter chosen from an app? | | | | An 11-metre tall effigy of disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein goes up in flames at a traditional bonfire celebration near London, in a "very classic British approach" to drawing attention to his behaviour. | | | | A new anti-corruption body that consolidates Saudi Crown Prince's control over security institutions has detained princes, current and former ministers, state-run media reports. | | | | Japan and North Korea may be arch foes but there's a school in the Japanese capital for Koreans that have remained loyal to the North's three Kim regimes to learn their language, culture and heritage. | | | | Melbourne pensioner Arthur Johnson signed leases with Radio Rentals for a Blu-ray player and a stereo system. They'll wind up costing him nearly $4,000, and he's struggling to pay for the bare essentials. | | | | Pacific island rivals Tonga and Samoa provide what could be the highlight of the Rugby League World Cup with an incredible pre-game war dance between the two teams. | |  |
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