| | | | United States President Donald Trump says he has never met the three women accusing him of sexual misconduct, and insists their allegations are "fabricated stories". | | | | An emotional Frank Lowy says he believes his sons have made the right decision to sell the family's Westfield shopping centre empire to a French property giant for $32.7 billion. | | | | The latest report from Australia's consumer watchdog into the gas market finds supplies are increasing but prices are still too expensive. | | | | Mathias Cormann received a $20,000 donation from controversial Chinese businessman Huang Xiangmo last year, but the Liberals say it's not as damaging for them to take the cash as it was for disgraced senator Sam Dastyari. | | | | US prosecutors file federal charges against Akayed Ullah, who faces a maximum sentence of life in prison after being accused of using a weapon of mass destruction in Monday's bombing of a Manhattan commuter hub. | | | | A young Chinese social media celebrity — famous online for scaling high-rise buildings as part of a dangerous trend called 'rooftopping' — dies after falling from a 62-storey building when one of his risky stunts goes awry. | | | | An ABC investigation finds women are reporting concerns including chronic pain, serious scarring and depression, believed to be caused by the Implanon hormonal arm implant and Mirena intra-uterine devices. | | | | The family of Jacob Cummins — the teenager who died after being hit by a car in Canning Vale last week — say they are heartbroken over the loss of the boy "with a heart of gold", as a man is charged over an earlier stabbing. | | | | A brilliant year for women's football in Australia is capped by a triple triumph, with Sam Kerr winning ABC Sports Personality of the Year, the Matildas taking out Team of the Year and coach Alen Stajcic also honoured at the AIS awards. | | | | A 13-year-old boy died from an allergic reaction after eating breakfast at a Melbourne hospital, his mother tells an inquest, while a nurse admits his allergies were not properly recorded. | | | | Thai police arrest Australian man Luke Cook — who was previously convicted of helping Antonio Bagnato flee Thailand after he murdered Hells Angel Wayne Schneider — in connection with drug smuggling charges dating back to 2015. | | | | Take the Australian Secret Intelligence Service's online recruitment test to see if you're cut out for the work — and who knows? If you prove yourself in the challenges, you may be recommended for a spot with the agency. | | | | Governor Arthur Philip saw sodomy as one of the worst offences convicts under his charge could commit. But sex between men and between women flourished in convict Australia. | | | | Charles Jenkins drank 10 beers one night in 1965 and walked across the DMZ into North Korea. He was kept in the secretive hermit state for the next 39 years. | | | | A father and teenage son are charged over the alleged aggravated assault of another boy, whose beating at Port Augusta in SA's north was captured on video and posted online. | | | | The Labor senator says he will not return to Parliament next year, amid questions over his links to China, saying that leaving is "the best service I can render to the federal parliamentary Labor Party". | | | | It comes down to what and how much you eat over the day, rather than when you eat most of your food. | | | | Nanango MP Deb Frecklington will lead the Liberal National Party in Queensland with former NRL referee Tim Mander by her side. | | | | Internet inventors and Apple's co-founder are among a high-profile group of internet pioneers demanding a vote on net neutrality be stopped. | | | | A scrub python so long it blocked a north Queensland road finds social media fame after it is photographed by patrolling police officers. | |  |
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