| | | | The alarming circumstances surrounding Gayle Woodford's death raise the question: Are we doing enough to keep our remote area nurses safe? Australian Story investigates. | | | | Senior Labor figures close ranks to isolate a "freelancing" senator who derided a major Royal Australian Air Force project as Malcolm Turnbull's $250 million "new private jet". | | | | One of Australia's biggest wine makers has already moved part of its operation to a cooler climate and other industries are also taking action. They're not waiting for the politicians to make up their minds about the changing climate, writes Michael Brissenden. | | | | In the American political drama one Cabinet member is protected during a terrorist attack and goes on to become the new president — so is there a similar contingency plan for Australian politicians? | | | | Didn't have time to watch all of the nominees for Best Picture this year? Don't worry. We did the hard work for you and have put together a cheat sheet to help get you up to speed. | | | | Younger, low-income households are bearing the brunt of a housing affordability crisis, largely caused by community opposition to development, according to a new report from the Grattan Institute. | | | | Australia's most senior Catholic cleric returns to court in Melbourne today for what's expected to be a month-long committal hearing as he fights historical sexual offence charges. | | | | Bad light brought the players off the field with Australia needing only one wicket to secure victory over South Africa in the first Test in Durban. Relive the action as it happened in our live blog. | | | | Small change used to go into people's piggybanks, building cents into dollars. But in the tap-and-go age, micro-investing may be the answer. | | | | An apartment block collapses in Poland's western city of Poznan, killing at least four people and injuring 24 others, as rescue workers continue to search the rubble for more survivors. | | | | At this congress, Delegates will rubber stamp critical changes to the constitution that will give the party more control than ever and give one man, President Xi Jinping the potential to rule for life, Matthew Carney writes. | | | | Australians caught up in one of the biggest scandals in motoring history head to the Federal Court today as the joint class action against global carmaker Volkswagen gets underway. | | | | Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce says he had "no choice" but to reveal he had doubts about whether he is the biological father of his partner's unborn son. | | | | British athlete Roger Bannister, one of the golden names of world athletics, dies aged 88. | | | | The Greens are upbeat despite a horror result in the Tasmanian election leaving them with only one safe seat in the new parliament. | | | | US President Donald Trump praises his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping over China's decision to eliminate the two-term presidency limit, suggesting the US could "give that a shot someday". | | | | Sydney residents are pissed off as they wake up to their back lane and front yards being treated as a public toilet as Mardi Gras partygoers leave their mark. | | | | At one of Los Angeles' most renowned acting studios, striving actors from around the world reveal what it's like as a young woman trying to make it big in Hollywood and what's actually changed as a result of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements. | | | | Teenagers breaking the law or engaging in risky behaviour could be forced into mandatory residential drug and alcohol treatment as an alternative to jail time under a new "tough but compassionate" plan from Matthew Guy's Opposition Coalition. | | | | Donald Trump says the the United States "will simply apply a tax" on cars made in Europe if it retaliates against his tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. | | | | Germany's Social Democrats vote decisively for another coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, clearing the way for a new government to be sworn in this month. | | | | Dangerous thunderstorms bring 100 millimetres of rain in an hour at Mount Mee, before sweeping north. | |  |
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