| | | | Treasurer Scott Morrison says Malcolm Turnbull's comments about Barnaby Joyce's affair were appropriate, and puts ministers on notice that if they have sexual relationships with their staff, it will no longer be kept quiet. | | | | Students who survived last week's deadly shooting at a Florida high school call out politicians and senators who "sit in their gilded houses" for their inaction on gun violence. | | | | Nationals MP George Christensen is reported to police over a social media post showing him holding a gun, with a caption appearing to threaten "greenies". | | | | British eurosceptic party UKIP is thrown into turmoil again when its members remove leader Henry Bolton after less than five months following criticism of his leadership and a scandal about racist comments made by his lover about Meghan Markle. | | | | When the first inmates arrived at Guantanamo Bay in the wake of 9/11, they were shackled and kept in kennel-like cages. But when Donald Trump announced last month he was keeping the notorious prison open, some watched the announcement live on TV in their cell blocks. | | | | Twenty-seven sailors aboard a Philippines ship MV Kudos stop 12 pirates trying to board the ship in the Basilan sea, by splashing the armed men with the concoction of hot water and oil. | | | | Long-lasting wage agreements struck under EBAs are likely to act as a dead-weight on wages attempting to climb off the mat for some time yet, writes Stephen Letts. | | | | When Joseph Cresp stole four kilograms of gold from the Sunrise Dam Mine, why did the mine's owners give him the chance to apologise? | | | | A court cleaner for China's national basketball league who shot to fame for his high-intensity approach to the job says even the NBA's Beijing office has shown interest in him. | | | | We knew she was the MVP, but now there's no argument — Erin Phillips is the AFLW's superstar, capable of single-handedly lifting the Crows by her sheer presence. | | | | Contestants of Survivor embark on their toughest challenge yet: two weeks in Australian federal politics. | | | | A Carnival Legend passenger is not thrilled by the cruise line's offer of a 25 per cent discount on another trip, after a South Pacific tour turned sour with violence on board resulting in the ejection of an entire family. | | | | A 22-year-old man is missing after being caught in a rip, and dozens of others are rescued, as the Bureau of Meteorology issues a hazardous surf warning for the New South Wales coast. | | | | A red alert is issued along a stretch of WA's northern coast as Tropical Cyclone Kelvin makes landfall, with the storm damaging buildings and bringing down trees at a pastoral station south of Broome. | | | | The Federal Government says it is providing two new "enhanced" flu vaccines for free to people over 65 after more than 1,000 people died from flu-related symptoms last year. | | | | Jay Weatherill tells Labor's campaign launch his government, if re-elected next month, will spend billions of dollars on a deep water port, remove congested level crossings and further extend Adelaide's tram network. | | | | Researchers use scanning technology that could reveal the secrets of other masterpieces to reveal what Pablo Picasso painted over to create one of his blue period artworks. | | | | Dogs may be our best friends, even our surrogate children, but under law they have no more rights than a table and chairs. It's time we rethought the legal status of animals, writes Nick Pendergrast. | | | | Labor leader Rebecca White launches the party's March 3 campaign with a promise to drop the $600 public school fee, provide free school buses, and make school sports more affordable. | | | | Warrnambool's famous Maremma penguin protectors have made international headlines and been the subject of a popular family movie, but what does it take to train them? A lot, actually. | |  |
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