| | | | Daniel James Holdom pleads guilty to the murders of Karlie Pearce-Stevenson, who was found in the Belanglo State Forest, and her daughter Khandalyce, whose body was found dumped in a suitcase on the side of a South Australian highway. | | | | The number of people scaling a fence to take selfies at Wedding Cake Rock is becoming such a problem that NSW Police are helping patrol the site, which could collapse "without warning". | | | | More than 32,000 Australians declared bankruptcy during the 2018 financial year, with households in resource-dependent WA and Queensland doing it particularly tough — and outer suburbs with young families making up most of the 10 worst hit. | | | | Australian passport holders who were born overseas, or had parents born overseas, are being asked to prove their citizenship again when they renew their passport. | | | | Prominent members of Melbourne's restaurant scene say it's time to get serious about tackling systemic wage theft, as protesters rally against the problem outside an industry summit. | | | | When a white South African farmer found his mum tortured in her home on Mother's Day he was sure it wasn't just a murder — it was "political hate". | | | | Agim Kruezi, 25, is sentenced to 17 years' jail after prosecutors said he was planning a terror attack when he was found with a gun, bomb-making materials and an Islamic State flag. | | | | Photos and infrared imaging indicate vehicles moving in and out of the facility at Sanumdong, but do not show how advanced any missile construction might be, according to a senior US official. | | | | NRL referees and the bunker are facing increased scrutiny in the 2018 season from coaches, commentators and supporters but league chief executive Todd Greenberg is deflecting the criticism. | | | | Psychologists say success is less about intelligence and more about our ability to persevere, to adapt and to overcome. Instead of feeling like we've failed, there is power in deciding we're just not finished yet. | | | | Supermarket giant Woolworths finds itself in hot water over a tweet suggesting imported beans are a "far superior" product to the local crop. | | | | Speaking in a series of interviews in US media, Mr Giuliani defends Mr Trump and his campaign against allegations that they knew about Russian meddling in the election. | | | | Attention will turn to a courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia, just south of Washington DC overnight as the first trial of a Trump campaign official gets underway. | | | | Organic farming and grass feeding are promoted as having some social and environmental benefits compared with conventionally produced red meats, but are they any healthier? Leah Dowling and Louise Dunn investigate. | | | | Senior Catholics have rallied to the defence of former Adelaide Archbishop Philip Wilson, who resigned after being convicted of concealing child sex abuse, saying he did "great good" that should not be forgotten. | | | | Meriton Property Services has been ordered to pay a $3 million fine for preventing its customers from leaving negative reviews on the online travel website TripAdvisor. | | | | A serious attack on WA's world-famous Bibbulmun Track leaves a Finnish couple in hospital after one was allegedly run down by a car before both were allegedly set upon by the driver wielding a shovel. | | | | A video showing a woman being struck in the face after responding to catcalling from a stranger outside a Paris cafe sparks nationwide outrage as the country moves to introduce harsher penalties for sexual harassment. | | | | "We have absolutely no routine to speak of and I can hear now a chorus of parents laughing," says Jacinda Ardern ahead of her return to work this week. She joins these multitasking mums learning to juggle work and a new family. | | | | Australia's most comprehensive annual household survey validates what many people feel — that their income hasn't increased in years, while many people are unable to find as much work as they would like. | | | | An Upper House Tasmanian MLC wants an inquiry into any role the Tasmanian Government played in Cricket Australia's sacking of Angela Williamson, who criticised the lack of abortion services in the state. | |  |
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