| | | | Australia is still alive at the 2018 World Cup after a 1-1 draw with Denmark, with the Socceroos dominating most of the game but failing to add to Mile Jedinak's goal from the penalty spot. | | | | Australia will be hoping for all sorts of permutations to go its way against Peru, but World Cup progression could come down to how many yellow cards it and Denmark accrues over all three group-stage games. | | | | Bill Mott alleges fraud and maladministration after the NAB sold off his $22 million farm, but he's struggling to get his voice heard at the banking royal commission. | | | | The US first lady wears a jacket reading, "I really don't care, do u?", as she boards a flight for an unannounced visit to a Texas facility housing migrant children separated from their parents. | | | | Westpac reveals it can often come under cyberattack as many as three times in a 24-hour period, with each attack met by staff trained in war game-like boot camps. | | | | Ernest Fisher was looking forward to seeing the Western Bulldogs and Sydney Swans face off in the 2016 AFL grand final. But there was one thing he decided to do before leaving the house — fatally stab his son Matthew. | | | | If the meltdown of Optus Sport's World Cup coverage was annoying for fans, it had potentially dire consequences for Australia's media-rights addicted sports, Richard Hinds writes. | | | | Police are investigating the sexual assault of a woman who was picked up by an unknown vehicle on a popular Melbourne restaurant strip, not far from where the body of Eurydice Dixon was found. | | | | To casual observers, it might seem ridiculous to face punishment for ridiculing a politician who has done something ridiculous, but it depends how it's done. | | | | Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has called for Australians to support farmers and graziers in drought-affected communities by visiting rural communities to help generate an alternative income. | | | | Dedrick Williams has been charged with first-degree murder without premeditation over the fatal shooting of rapper XXXTentacion in Florida. | | | | Just days after the NSW Government vowed to help ease the cost of living by announcing it would make preschool free for three-year-olds, early childhood groups say the majority of children will miss out because the scheme does not apply to long day care. | | | | Tourism and business leaders lash out at Hobart's Lord Mayor for criticising Dark Mofo and suggesting the council withdraw its support for the winter festival. | | | | Environmental lawyers say new laws aimed at preventing water-stealing from the Murray-Darling river system will not stop thefts despite fines of up to $5 million. | | | | Allegations of the company GOYX Pty Ltd ripping off workers at a south-east Queensland abattoir sparks an investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman and comes amid a crackdown on labour hire companies by the State Government. | | | | Lionel Messi's Argentina — runners up in 2014 — face a tall ask to avoid elimination in the group stages after being thumped 3-0 by a Croatia side which made the Round of 16 for the first time in 20 years. | | | | They use it to migrate at night, and they're the first insects ever known to do so. | | | | Koko, the beloved gorilla who was able to communicate in more than 1,000 signs, dies at 46 in California's Santa Cruz mountains. | | | | Australian golfer Jarrod Lyle has twice beaten acute myeloid leukaemia but he is experiencing the "lowest lows" as he fights the illness a third time. | | | | Billions of dollars of income tax cuts will flow over the next seven years after the Senate votes for the Government's full income tax cut plan. | | | | A partial skull and jawbone excavated from the 2,300-year-old tomb of a Chinese noblewoman belonged to a previously unknown but now extinct gibbon, scientists say. | | | | The New Zealand Prime Minister thanks well-wishers and the "wonderful team at Auckland City Hospital" after giving birth to a baby girl. | |  |
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