| | | | Far-right activist convicted of inciting serious contempt against Muslims films a group of men playing soccer at the beach and refuses to stop when asked, sparking a dispute which results in a 25-year-old man allegedly assaulting police. | | | | Wild Oats XI has retained its Sydney to Hobart line honours standing after a post-race protest against it was deemed invalid. | | | | Australia's forlorn chase of a monster target of 399 lurches further towards defeat on day four at the MCG. Follow all the action in our live blog. | | | | The crack in Sydney's Opal Tower — and subsequent evacuation — has sparked calls for an independent inquiry into the approval process across the NSW industry | | | | A teacher is fired from his job at an Adelaide private school for suggesting to a student that he could be her "sugar daddy" and that they could drink wine together. | | | | Sidney Torres IV is a property developer and reality television star who, unlike a similar figure in the White House, isn't elected to public office. But that hasn't stopped him tackling law and order in New Orleans. | | | | When a Four Corners reporter took to the streets in 1961 to canvass public opinion on domestic gender roles, men and women alike (mostly) agreed: husbands should chip in with the chores on the weekend. | | | | The former prime minister says his 10th straight appearance at Queensland's Woodford Folk Festival will likely be his last, before sharing his confidence in Labor's ability to win next year's federal election. | | | | The Australian Open's new extreme heat policy allows 10-minute breaks in men's singles matches — for the first time in grand slam tennis — if temperatures reach four on a new five-step heat stress scale. | | | | Attorneys for a former Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Justine Damond Ruszczyk want to inspect the police vehicle while the moon phase matches that of the night the Australian woman was killed. | | | | The campaigner on refugees, sexual violence and conservation says she can "take a lot on the chin" and that she will do whatever "can really make change". | | | | Australian media company Nova Entertainment says it is in the process of contacting listeners affected by the leak of information including names, genders, dates of birth, addresses, emails, user names and passwords collected from 2009 to 2011. | | | | The New Year's Honours List recognises well-known figures and those making contributions to national life in the UK, including sports stars, entertainers and divers involved in the Thai cave rescue. | | | | The personal information of nearly 1,000 North Koreans who defected to South Korea is accessed by unknown hackers who infected a computer at the Hana centre, which helps defectors adjust to life in the South by providing jobs, as well as medical and legal support. | | | | In a Twitter tirade, US President Donald Trump vents his frustration at US immigration law, the globalisation of labour and a number of Central American countries that he says have been "taking advantage of the US for years". | | | | Finally — some time for some real reading. Spend some time with the ABC's best long-form journalism, which not even this era of disruption can gainsay, writes Virginia Trioli. | | | | With the technology reaching a tipping point, several companies are clamouring — sometimes by way of the courts — to create a hologram performance that can be as engaging as a human one. | | | | The family of the Indonesian co-pilot of a Lion Air flight that crashed in October, killing all 189 on board, files a wrongful death lawsuit against Boeing in Chicago, adding to litigation piling up against the manufacturer in its hometown. | | | | Israeli author Amos Oz, one of the country's most widely acclaimed writers and a pre-eminent voice in its embattled peace movement, has died after a battle with cancer, his family announces. | | | | It was a major conversation starter around summer barbeques in 2017, but the mainstream hype around cryptocurrencies has died down alongside prices in 2018. | |  |
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