| | | | The PM says it's "regrettable" that his own senators backed a motion from Pauline Hanson declaring "it is OK to be white", while the Coalition's leader in the Senate apologises and blames an "administrative error". | | | | Indonesia is considering putting its imminent free trade agreement with Australia on hold over Prime Minister Scott Morrison's comments about moving the Australian embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, according to a senior Indonesian Government source. | | | | As Australia's population hurtles towards 40 million by 2050, where will they all live? On current trends, places like Mickleham, Australia's fastest-growing suburb. | | | | A flash storm that ripped through parts of drought-ravaged far-west New South Wales leaves a trail of death and destruction for two grazier families. | | | | Researchers discover a mineral that is only created during a big meteorite impact buried in remote Western Australia in a sample that lay untouched for 20 years, and it could confirm what is suspected to be the country's biggest crater. | | | | In every way, a White House reflects the president who lives there. And its current occupant apparently enjoys seeing himself on a wall, having a Diet Coke with his predecessors, writes Micheline Maynard. | | | | A woman with a development disorder was locked up in solitary confinement for up to 23 hours a day, for 18 months, because there was nowhere else for her to go, the ombudsman finds. | | | | After the Australians dug deep to secure a magnificent draw against Pakistan in Dubai, the two teams move on to Abu Dhabi for the second and final Test of the series. Follow all the action from Abu Dhabi in our live ScoreCentre. | | | | In a memo to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Ecuador ordered the Australian to avoid commenting on political issues and to better take care of his cat and quarters if he wants his internet access reconnected. | | | | The Microsoft co-founder was treated for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2009, and earlier this month he said the cancer had returned. | | | | Telstra chair John Mullen says Australian executives are generally paid too much, and his shareholders agree, with almost two-thirds rejecting the company's latest remuneration report. | | | | The Australian edition of the magazine that was unafraid to tackle once-taboo issues in women's lives will cease publishing. | | | | Russian state broadcasters say they can't see how trolling attempts weaken the US, but experts say the mid-term elections provide an ample playing field for harmful division. | | | | Disgraced former MP is threatened by a magistrate after showing up late for his first day in court to face charges of forgery, attempted fraud and giving false evidence to State Parliament. | | | | This term is commonplace in Australia. But is it time to drop "you guys" from our vocabulary at work? Here's where the term came from, and why it can be problematic. | | | | The Parramatta Eels reject a deal to play home games out of the new $300 million Western Sydney Stadium next year, which is close to being rebuilt after two years. | | | | The Federal Government's overhaul of the GST carve-up moves a significant step closer, as the Coalition partyroom signs off new model in a bid to ease concerns among states about their share of revenue. | | | | From a public toilet to a space behind a mechanical workshop, artists in regional Queensland are finding new ways to reach audiences as waiting lists for gallery space continue to grow. | | | | A US judge dismisses Stormy Daniels' defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump, saying a tweet the President wrote referring to her is protected by free speech laws. | | | | Financial counselling call centres are "at capacity" with record numbers of older Australians unable to pay rent or make good on their mortgage repayments. | | | | Saudi Arabia is preparing to acknowledge the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi happened as the result of a botched interrogation, according to US media reports, after President Donald Trump speculated "rogue killers" may be responsible. | | | | Australian designer Karen Gee's website crashes after the Duchess of Sussex steps out in an $1,800 dress during the first day of their Australian tour. | |  |
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