| | | | Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's supporters are playing down a petition calling for a fresh leadership ballot, despite some within the Peter Dutton camp sounding confident of victory. | | | | More ministers are asking Malcolm Turnbull to accept their resignations, and a Nationals MP is threatening to sit on the crossbench if there is a leadership change because "rotating prime ministers" is "demeaning our democracy". Follow live. | | | | With just 12 months until the House of Representatives expires, when can the next election be held? What are the options available for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, or possibly Prime Minister Peter Dutton, in calling an election? | | | | Peter Dutton found 35 supporters for his leadership bid. Now many of them want out of Malcolm Turnbull's Government, but he's not letting them go that easily. | | | | The Australian Parliament has proven itself unable to reach consensus on climate change policy, even when the parties are close enough to touch. It's a familiar tale, writes Annabel Crabb. | | | | Hundreds of former and current Flight Centre employees have come forward with fresh complaints following a report that unearthed staff claims of customer rip-offs and a toxic culture at the travel giant. | | | | Kathleen Folbigg, who became a figure of hate when she was put on trial and convicted over the deaths of her four children, has been told there will be a judicial inquiry into her case. | | | | These curious creatures have made coral reefs their home, but a recent decline of sea snakes off the coast of Western Australia has researchers worried. | | | | After stunning legal setbacks involving two of his former lieutenants, Donald Trump praises Paul Manafort as a "brave man" but advises "anyone looking for a good lawyer" to steer clear of Michael Cohen. | | | | Convicted killer Sue-Neill Fraser had a letter smuggled out of prison to give to a girl who later said she was coerced into making a statement, a courts hears. | | | | It has been an early and dramatic start to the bushfire season in New South Wales, with authorities convinced many of the blazes have been deliberately lit — but who lights fires and why? | | | | Carl Teusner says he cannot remember "what hit me" when his jaw was broken in two places by an opposing football captain, who was reported multiple times during a single suburban game in Adelaide. | | | | Key players in industrial hemp say Australia is missing the opportunity to develop a nutraceuticals industry derived from cannabis plant. | | | | In Australia, just one in 20 men take primary parental leave, leaving the majority of primary leave to be taken by mothers. | | | | Thirty-nine people drowned along the NSW coast last financial year, and swimmers and surfers are already being warned to take care this summer. | | | | A baby girl born on the side of a quiet road in rural Victoria is delivered with the help of a nursing colleague, and is given the name Arshika, meaning happiness. | | | | A three-year-old boy and his one-year-old brother survive for two days in a car wreck after a crash that killed their mother in Camden, south Arkansas. | | | | Sea snails, cow dung and black holes — master paint-maker David Coles shares the surprising stories behind some of the most popular pigments. | | | | An Indonesian Buddhist woman is found guilty of insulting Islam and sentenced to 18 months in prison for complaining that her neighbourhood mosque was too loud. | | | | So much political capital and energy was expended and exhausted in trying to justify tax cuts for big business and now the Turnbull Government's signature economic policy is no more, writes Laura Tingle. | | | | A teenager grieving the recent loss of her mother has been sent "a hug from heaven" after pop star Pink pulled her out of the crowd for a hug, selfie, and motivational chat at one of her concerts this week. | |  |
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