| | | | Rhian Lee Ryan repeatedly raped a child he met on Facebook and forced young girls to send him naked pictures of themselves that he then threatened to post on social media in a pattern of behaviour that is condemned by a judge. | | | | Smoke from an overheating computer system sparks chaos at Sydney Airport, forcing the control tower to be evacuated and grounding flights for an hour as the pilot on one plane tells passengers "people are stuck in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, you name it". | | | | One Nation's NRA meetings have left the Liberals in a bind over preferences that has put state ranks offside. Can Scott Morrison hold his party together, asks Michelle Grattan. | | | | The One Nation leader hits out at the undercover "sting" that has engulfed her party, insisting the footage was "cut and pasted" even though she hasn't sat down and watched it. | | | | James Comey's firing is at the core of the Democrats' push for the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's full report into Russian collusion, writes Washington bureau chief Zoe Daniel. | | | | The rare caterpillar fungus has been described as the world's most expensive parasite and is at the centre of the latest-anti-corruption scandal in China. | | | | The mother says she feels ashamed for young women in leggings and wants to cover their nakedness and blindfold her four sons to "protect them" from seeing women in the "unforgiving garment". | | | | Higher premiums, fewer extras and a simplified structure: this is what you need to know about changes to private health insurance, write Peter Sivey and Terence Cheng. | | | | Millions of Australian workers are preparing to enjoy a rare extended holiday in April as the moon means Easter aligns with Anzac Day to give the opportunity of ten days off with just three days' leave. | | | | At least four buildings, possibly sheds, are on fire with out of control grassfires burning in two areas west of Ballarat, in central Victoria. Emergency warnings are current for for areas around Bunkers Hill and Smythes Creek and Meredith and Mount Mercer. | | | | A sporting great and the South Australian Government express hurt and shock after revelations Aboriginal football fans were denied entry to Adelaide Oval for an AFL match during NAIDOC Week. | | | | There is anger among some 50,000 veterans who served their nation only to be, in their words, lied to about their compulsory superannuation. | | | | Police seize more than $5.4 million worth of cannabis from a Queensland property, with officers finding a "very commercial-grade and sophisticated" drug farm, including irrigation and hydroponics set-ups. | | | | It had all the hallmarks of a slick action film: secret operations, international targets and hidden hostages. But Israeli police say a series of phone calls, purportedly made by the French Foreign Minister, were actually made by three conmen trying to swindle a wealthy businessman out of millions. | | | | Because marriage is traditionally viewed as a 'til death do us part, those who exit early often feel ashamed. But staying in an unhappy marriage isn't a badge of honour — and the experience of divorce can leave you feeling stronger than ever. | | | | With their ball-tampering suspensions now served, Steve Smith and David Warner are both eligible to play cricket again for Australia — but they will not be returning as leaders. | | | | When Arifa Sultana gave birth last month, she didn't realise there were two more babies waiting to be born, hidden away in a previously unknown second womb. | | | | Imagine this: one day, for no apparent reason, phones start washing up on a remote shore. Weirder still — they are all Garfield phones and they keep coming. | | | | Some Australians of Chinese heritage say they feel their "loyalty" is being doubted under new foreign influence laws, which quietly came into effect this month. | | | | Both teams came to the MCG feeling the pressure, but only one side left having answered the critics. | | | | Sunshine coast snake catcher Richie Gilbert says this baby eastern brown has enough venom to kill a person, despite its tiny size. | |  |
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