| | They were homeowners who invested their life savings. Now many are walking away with almost nothing. And it's all legal. | | | At the same time as it was crying poor and calling for carbon tax compensation, French energy giant Engie was preparing to shift $1 billion out of its Australian subsidiaries. The Paradise Papers reveal how it went down. | | | Members of the right-wing "Patriot Blue" group confront Labor senator Sam Dastyari, calling him a "terrorist" and a "monkey" before posting footage of the encounter on Facebook. | | | As the nation waits to learn the result of the same-sex marriage postal survey, the ABC can reveal Coalition conservatives are close to finalising their own bill in a bid to protect "religious freedoms". | | | At one time, former soldiers Jason and Grus might have seen eye-to-eye on political correctness. Not any more. | | | Tasmanian independent senator Jacqui Lambie admits her father was born in Scotland but says she has no concerns about being a dual citizen. | | | The lawyer for a woman charged over a crash at Banksia Road Public School tells the ABC it is not only a tragedy for the two young victims, but also for his client whose "thoughts and prayers are with all those affected". | | | The Cowboys co-captain and indigenous mentor Johnathan Thurston can add another achievement to his growing list of accolades, after being named Queensland's Australian of the Year for 2018. | | | China pulls out all the stops for US President Donald Trump's two-day visit in which he is expected to push China on trade and North Korea. The ceremony accompanying Mr Trump's arrival was elaborate even by China's lavish standards. | | | Being physically flexible is usually considered to be a good thing. But what are the downsides of being able to turn yourself into a pretzel? And how can you tell if you're going too far? | | | Schools must focus on ensuring students develop sophisticated cognitive skills, creativity and imagination in order to confront the enormous challenges presented by artificial intelligence, leading educators say. | | | The liquidator of a collapsed construction giant finds evidence it says indicates the company's director and founder, Craig Walton, knowingly traded while insolvent, according to a confidential report obtained by the ABC. | | | Former US president Barack Obama shows up to a downtown Chicago courthouse, along with his Secret Service detail, for jury duty — a service that will earn him $22.40 a day. | | | Germany's highest court rules in favour of the introduction of a third gender category for people who do not identify as either male or female or are born with an ambiguous sexual anatomy. | | | Australia's biggest miner has written to green groups confirming it does not support the Minerals Council's push to rein in their influence. | | | Transgender woman Danica Roem unseats one of Virginia's most socially conservative lawmakers, making history in the process. | | | Spain's Constitutional Court annuls Catalan independence declaration as protesters block roads and stop commuter trains in Spain's north-east. | | | A forensic specialist using sophisticated computer software tells murder trial of links between teenager Hayley Dodd and the car of the man accused of killing her. | | | After a relationship meltdown at 39, Hayley Chapman found herself single and struggling to find the perfect partner to have a family with. So she did what anyone in the digital age would do: she turned to the internet. | | | Medical researchers call for a temporary ban on insurers collecting information on genetic testing, saying people are not taking advantage of new genetic technology because they are worried of losing their insurance cover. | | | Bushwalkers scouting for a potential zipline project near one of Mount Coot-tha's popular walking tracks uncover skeletal remains, with police saying the area is known to be frequented by homeless people. | | | By Krissy Kendall, Edith Cowan University | | | By Hayley Chapman | | | By John Barron | | | By Siobhan Lyons, Macquarie University | | | | | The ABC sent this message to starnewsposting@gmail.com these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC.
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