| | | | A passer-by finds the body of 25-year-old Perth woman Alison Raspa, who had been missing at a ski resort in Canada for almost four months, in a partially frozen lake near the town of Whistler. | | | | Former Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer is declared bankrupt by the Federal Circuit Court, after the liquidator over his failed development company launched legal action over an opulent staircase in his multi-million-dollar home. | | | | The elderly woman, who had significant underlying health conditions, developed the listeriosis — linked to contaminated rockmelon — before the outbreak was identified, NSW Health says. | | | | The bushfire that raged through the NSW south coast town of Tathra may not have wiped out as many houses if the Rural Fire Service accepted offers of help, the Fire Brigade Union says. | | | | The future of Australia's largest Islamic school, Malek Fahd, hangs in the balance after a full bench of the Federal Court dismisses an appeal against its $19 million federal education funding cut. | | | | Writing a negative online review can be cathartic but can also have serious consequences, so you need to be careful about how, and what, you say, writes Michael Douglas. | | | | The internet providers' admissions means about 70,000 customers in total have been promised fast NBN speeds but got less than they bargained for. | | | | Grieving mother Colleen Holding's daughter went missing in 1979 while hitchhiking. Now Ms Holding is adding her voice to calls for a dedicated forensics lab to help solve more than 2,000 long-term missing person cases in Australia. | | | | There are cars for sale in Australia with some automated features, but with some fine tuning, law changes and software upgrades they could do a lot more of the driving themselves. | | | | A lack of identity and personality is a spy's protection from foreign operatives, but a dig through a faceless Twitter account reveals some interesting insights into Australia's top dog in the shadowy world of intelligence. | | | | Signing into sites and apps using your Facebook account might be convenient, but do you really know who collects this information and what they're doing with it? | | | | The world's last male northern white rhino has died, the Kenyan conservancy taking care of it says, leaving only two of its subspecies alive in the world. | | | | Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush's attempt to have parts of The Daily Telegraph's defence struck out ahead of a looming defamation case is successful in the Federal Court. | | | | Just weeks before Border Force boss Roman Quaedvlieg went on leave amid misconduct investigations, his staff revealed their views about senior management in a confidential survey — the results were not glowing. | | | | "Sextortion" scammers are increasingly targeting people on social media and dating websites, with models being used to dupe victims into sending explicit photos and videos that are then used as blackmail. | | | | Any allegation of misconduct levelled at Cardinal George Pell while he was in the sacristy at a cathedral could not possibly have happened, a priest tells a Melbourne court. | | | | Residents spot bush stone-curlews, a sure sign the bird once extinct bird in the ACT is making a comeback. | | | | Charles Manson was cremated four months after dying in prison. The former cult leader gained worldwide infamy for the 1969 killings of actress Sharon Tate and others in Los Angeles. | | | | The former senator keeps a key role in the management of his party, despite not being a member of federal or state parliament. | | | | Robert Mueller is a reminder of everything the real estate mogul-turned-president is not. Now there's no-one left to stop Donald Trump from picking a fight, writes Micheline Maynard. | | | | In Queensland and Victoria fines for unpaid tolls are clogging the court system, with some motorists left with debts as large as $200,000. It's a situation that has some experts calling for law reform. | | | | The rough and tumble action of feral buffalo catching in the remote Northern Territory will hit the screens in a new web series. | |  |
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