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Australia 'torturing refugees on Nauru': report
Amnesty International official says Australia should be held accountable for breaching the Convention Against Torture.
Amnesty International official says Australia should be held accountable for breaching the Convention Against Torture.
Alarm bells rang when the Colombian-born mother didn't turn up for her shift in the school canteen and her children weren't in class.
Police are preparing to charge the 18 Crown employees with organising gambling activities for mainland nationals overseas.
The former Test skipper has also signalled an interest in joining the selection panel, saying he would listen to any approach made.
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Pauline Hanson says she is emboldened by the growing support for One Nation, arguing the party continues to confront issues major parties won't touch.
For thousands of Australians, health insurance is causing anger, distress and frustration instead of providing peace of mind.
Wayward tennis star Nick Kyrgios' season is over after the Australian received a ban and $32,000 fine following his poor behaviour during the Shanghai Masters.
Bob Day has made the shock announcement that he will resign from the Senate after his building company went into liquidation.
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