| | | | The ABC has been told NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley will resign following harassment allegations detailed in a statement by an ABC reporter. | | | | ABC journalist Ashleigh Raper details allegations NSW Opposition Leader Luke Foley placed his hands inside her underpants during a Christmas Party in 2016. | | | | A 19-year-old Melbourne man who pleaded guilty to raping and murdering aspiring comedian Eurydice Dixon earlier this year had stalked her from Flinders Street station through the CBD before attacking her, a court summary reveals. | | | | CNN's Jim Acosta has his press pass revoked after clashing with Donald Trump in a fiery exchange which saw him accused of "placing his hands" on a young female aide — an accusation Acosta says is a "lie". | | | | On Tuesday, voters who once elected Barack Obama as President woke up from their 24-month nightmare, and found many other Americans also want a return to civility, inclusiveness and the wise use of taxpayers' money, writes Micheline Maynard. | | | | The legal team acting for Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey Rush in a defamation case against The Daily Telegraph accuse the actress at the centre of the story of "telling lies". | | | | Simone Pickering says her 18-month-old daughter suffered second-degree burns on a metal plate near a children's play area in a park at Ipswich, west of Brisbane. WARNING: Graphic images. | | | | It is the toughest kind of PR campaign to run: convincing Australians the wild horses made famous by The Man From Snowy River need to be shot as soon as possible. | | | | The man accused of killing six pedestrians and injuring dozens more in a car attack in Melbourne's CBD will give evidence as he pleads not guilty to the charges, his defence lawyer tells a jury. | | | | Richard McIndoe used to run one of the country's major electrical retailers. But even he was surprised by power usage in his home. When he investigated, he discovered he was "being force-fed electricity". | | | | Zamira Hajiyeva is the first person subject to an unexplained wealth order in the UK after spending big at the luxury department store over the past decade. | | | | A record number of women candidates, more than 270, stood for office in the US midterm elections. So how did they go? | | | | Police search for a 12-year-old boy after three people it is believed he was travelling with are found dead in Central Australia. | | | | In the video game Grand Theft Auto V, players steal cars and rob banks. In the real world, its owner is cracking down on players who hack the game itself. | | | | A film based on the popular TV series is in the works, actor Bryan Cranston says, suggesting pop culture's current fascination with the reboot remains healthy. | | | | East-coast Australians may face an exceptionally hot and dry summer, but does this mean there'll be fewer mosquitoes buzzing about? It's complicated, writes Cameron Webb. | | | | Rollands Plains and Kundabung on the New South Wales mid-north coast were pummelled by "life-threatening" hailstones measuring up to 9cm yesterday afternoon. | | | | Jeff Sessions's firing doesn't come as a surprise. And the timing is no accident. ABC North America correspondent Stephanie March says the big question is what happens to Mueller. | | | | Arsonists are believed to have started the fires which have now burnt tens of thousands of hectares in far north Queensland, but graziers blame state-owned neighbouring properties for not doing enough to fight them. | | | | South Australian police uncover 15 kilograms of heroin, the largest single seizure by the force, during a raid on an Adelaide property. | | | | Brothel-owner Dennis Hof, who presented himself as an 'American pimp', beats Democrat Lesia Romanov to a seat in Nevada's state assembly with 68 per cent of the vote. The trouble is, he died on October 16. | | | | A Brisbane bus driver refused to take 10-year-old Lewis Railton because of his wheelchair, but his mum says there was plenty of room on the bus. Security vision shows the driver was in the wrong. | | | | Many weddings are starting with a request that guests not only switch off phones, but put their cameras away too. Here's why. | |  |
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