| | | | Party leader Bob Katter says he had repeatedly warned the Queensland senator not to use racially charged language or call for a European immigration program. | | | | The Australian share market is down about $52 billion this session following a massive sell-off on Wall Street overnight — with both markets now lower than where they started 2018. | | | | Analysts have attributed Australian house price falls with "gravity catching up with stupidity". The same could be said for recent share market routs, writes Michael Janda. | | | | You might have jumped for joy when you heard house prices were falling by $1,000 a week in Sydney and Melbourne. But not so fast. While analysts say we're now entering a "buyer's market", many young people may not see the benefits just yet. | | | | The origins of the blue heeler are mired in myth and mystery. Some websites even claim that the breed is descended from six breeds, including the Dalmatian, but a new book hopes at last to set the record straight. | | | | Queensland police say they are following up dozens of possible leads in the murder of a young Cairns woman whose body was found on a north Queensland beach on Monday. | | | | Neil Armfield tells a defamation trial in Sydney that he cannot remember telling Geoffrey Rush his acting with a female colleague during a King Lear production needed to be more "paternal". | | | | Do you know what personal details your phone is sharing about you when you're not looking? We decided to try to find out for sure. What do you think we'll find? | | | | A South Australian paedophile sentenced for the horrendous sexual abuse of three young boys is taken to hospital by ambulance after vomiting in court. | | | | The sending of suspected pipe bombs to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and CNN headquarters has been described as an act of domestic terrorism in the US. Here's what we know. | | | | The head of CNN criticises the US President for his attacks on the media after police intercepted suspected pipe bombs sent to the news network, former president Barack Obama, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and other public figures. | | | | Advances in medical sciences could help exonerate convicted serial killer Kathleen Folbigg, with new forensic evidence suggesting the deaths of her four children could be explained by natural causes. | | | | Tim Cook, the chief executive of one of the biggest tech companies in the world, warns consumers their personal information is being used against them "with military efficiency" by companies looking to turn a profit. | | | | Romance has stolen the show at the Invictus Games as Australian athlete Dean Knobel followed up his gold medal win with a marriage proposal to his girlfriend and "rock" Rachel Wilson. | | | | Several Plumpton High School students are injured with a hypodermic needle that paramedics say a fellow student found at a bus stop. | | | | One of Australia's most popular crowdfunding websites changes its regulations in Australia to protect donors from being defrauded after recent cases of sham causes came to light. | | | | Police offer a $350,000 reward to help find a gunman involved in a "vicious" attack on a couple aged in their late 70s, who were assaulted as they left a staff Christmas party in Melbourne's west. | | | | Nobody told David Schwimmer life was going to be this way — the former Friends star clears his name after appearing to be the culprit behind a robbery in the English town of Blackpool. | | | | PM Scott Morrison gave DFAT less than a day's notice before announcing he was considering a controversial move to shift Australia's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, Senate Estimates is told. | | | | The banking royal commission highlights how the main corporate regulator ASIC appears to go in hard when prosecuting individuals and small firms, but reach deals with the big end of town. | | | | Tim Kirby was living in a share house with mates when he fell sick — dropping more than 20kg and suffering headaches and fatigue — and was eventually diagnosed with an illness thought to be caused by mould. | |  |
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