| | | | This is the registered Australian head office of the shady big data company that claims to be so powerful it got Donald Trump elected. It's a house in Maroubra which belongs to a former used-car salesman who smelled a business opportunity. | | | | Graeme Evans is jailed for nine years for the manslaughter of his former partner Leeann Lapham in far north Queensland, after punching her in the head repeatedly and dumping her naked body in bushland in 2010. | | | | The billionaire resigns from Crown Resorts due to mental health reasons, with one of his companies saying "he intends to step back from all commitments". | | | | Less than a decade ago Gladstone was on property investors' wish lists, but today 80 per cent of homes are selling at a loss. For Phillip and Aleisha it means struggling with a home they can't afford to sell or rent. | | | | Forecasters say a maximum-strength tropical cyclone that battered Darwin is set to curve around the WA coast and is charting a course direct for Perth, but here's why there is no cause for alarm. | | | | Disturbing new footage emerges of a driver being tasered by WA Police after being pulled over for a random breath test, with the corruption watchdog finding the actions of the officer involved were "unreasonable and oppressive". | | | | Child abuse images and other objectionable content that "can cause direct harm if possessed by users" are contained in the blockchain required to access the cryptocurrency. | | | | Newly-released hidden camera footage shows Cambridge Analytica bosses saying the data-mining firm secured Donald Trump's presidential election victory and manipulated millions of voters with its "Defeat Crooked Hillary" campaign. | | | | The attorney investigating the shooting of Justine Damond says Mohamed Noor "recklessly fired his handgun in disregard for human life", as the police officer is charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. | | | | A man is killed and another is seriously injured after a trench collapsed while they were laying pipes at a worksite in Victoria's west. | | | | ABC journalist Louise Milligan is ordered to transcribe shorthand notes of conversations she had with Cardinal George Pell's alleged victims after his defence barrister claimed they were "unreadable". | | | | ANZ tells the banking royal commission that continued processing errors saw it charge customers the wrong amount of interest and fees on their home loans to the tune of at least $90 million. | | | | It's been an emotional moment for the traditional land owners of Adelaide, with a federal court finally granting the Kaurna people ownership to most of the area almost two decades after their applications were first lodged. | | | | A month after a huge deadly earthquake in Papua New Guinea, there are warnings that schools won't be able to reopen until next year, leaving traumatised children in limbo. | | | | The embattled department store chain wrote down the value of its goodwill and brand name in the order of $500 million. | | | | A 12-year-old is allegedly caught fraudulently fundraising for skin cancer in regional South Australia. Here are some tips to help avoid becoming a victim of a scam. | | | | South Sydney superstar Greg Inglis breaks his silence after being on the end of an alleged racial slur from a supporter during Saturday's game in Penrith. | | | | A far north Queensland man has won his bid to fly his replica World War II-era Spitfire to work 365 days a year. | | | | A man believed to be from the Philippines goes missing at sea while on board a live cattle export ship en route to Townsville in north Queensland, triggering an investigation into possible foul play. | | | | The ABC is accused of crossing the line in a comedy sketch that went to air in Tom Ballard's show Tonightly which used explicit language about an Australian Conservatives candidate. | | | | For people eating more than their share, even a small reduction in red meat consumption could make a big difference. | | | | He has broken his nose, fractured ribs, snapped a bicep and suffered numerous neck and spinal injuries — and at 51 big-wave surfer Ross Clarke-Jones has no plans to stop. | |  |
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