Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  3. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  4. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  5. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  6. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  7. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  8. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  9. QUT law lecturer charged with child sex offences

    Queensland University of Technology law lecturer Gordon Douglas Chalmers is charged with child sex offences, including using a carriage service to groom and procure children and using it to access child pornography.

  10. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  11. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  12. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  2. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  3. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  4. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  5. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  6. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  7. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  8. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  9. 'Christmas for architecture nuts': Sydney's historic buildings to be opened to public

    More than 50 Sydney buildings which are normally off-limits to the public will open their doors on Sunday, including the Lands Department Building, Hong Kong House, Legion House, the Great Synagogue and Pier 2/3 at Walsh Bay.

  10. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  11. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  12. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  3. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  4. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  5. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  6. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  7. Transgender people facing long waiting lists in Adelaide for specialists

    Transgender people are facing waiting lists of up to six months to see a specialist and a lack of training is compounding the issue, a leading specialist says.

  8. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  9. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  10. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  11. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  12. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  3. Dozens of firefighters battle blaze at Kingaroy pig abattoir

    A large fire engulfs a pig abattoir at Kingaroy in Queensland's South Burnett, with police saying people should avoid the area due to concerns about possible air contamination from chemicals.

  4. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  5. Deadly summer feared as new drugs like 'N Bomb' emerge

    There are fears this summer could be the deadliest yet for Australian 'party drug' takers, with hundreds of new and unpredictable substances on the market, one of which a Brisbane woman tells the ABC "terrified" her.

  6. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  7. QUT law lecturer charged with child sex offences

    Queensland University of Technology law lecturer Gordon Douglas Chalmers is charged with child sex offences, including using a carriage service to groom and procure children and using it to access child pornography.

  8. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  9. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  10. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  11. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  12. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  13. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  14. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  2. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  3. Woman's body discovered at home in WA's South West

    Major Crime Squad officers investigate the suspicious death of a woman at a house in Eaton, in Western Australia's South West.

  4. Motorcyclist's death at Barbagallo Raceway the sixth in 16 years

    One motorcycle rider is dead and another is fighting for his life after separate crashes at Perth's Barbagallo Raceway, as Motorcycling WA awaits the results of a safety audit on the track.

  5. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  6. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  7. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  8. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  9. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  10. 'Surf therapy' helps struggling students in WA

    Schools participating in a "surf therapy" program in Bunbury are reporting significant improvements in students' anxiety levels and engagement in school.

  11. 'We will free you soon', Iraqi PM tells Mosul

    Iraqi troops advancing towards Mosul are battling for the last town left between them and the Islamic State stronghold to the north.

  12. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  13. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. 'Ambitious' deadline for SA nuclear citizen's jury looms

    South Australia's nuclear citizen's jury report is being rushed through without time for fact checking or clarity, one juror warns.

  3. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  4. Two taken to hospital after Eyre Highway truck crash

    Two people are flown to hospital after a serious accident involving two trucks on the Eyre Highway, west of Ceduna, as Major Crash investigators make their way to the scene.

  5. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  6. Floods boost bird populations across the country

    A profound environmental "silver lining" is winding its way down the country's river systems, all thanks to this year's devastating floods.

  7. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  8. Transgender people facing long waiting lists in Adelaide for specialists

    Transgender people are facing waiting lists of up to six months to see a specialist and a lack of training is compounding the issue, a leading specialist says.

  9. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  10. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  11. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  12. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  13. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  14. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Motorcyclist dies in crash at Tidbinbilla, south of Canberra

    A motorcyclist is dead after a a single-vehicle accident near Tidbinbilla to Canberra's south.

  3. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  4. What is it like for a blind person to navigate Canberra?

    Blind Canberra student David Saxberg relies on public transport to get around, but he says there is still a way to go before the system is fully accessible.

  5. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  6. Dramatic penguin love triangle video shocks internet

    National Geographic releases dramatic vision showing what happens "when a husband comes home and finds his wife with another penguin".

  7. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  8. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  9. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  10. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  11. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  12. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  13. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Launceston pair charged with murder remanded in custody

    A man and a woman appear in an out-of-hours court today charged with murder of Launceston man Aaron Matthew Monaco.

  3. Colbeck calls for party unity, Duniam insists 'house is in order'

    Dumped senator Richard Colbeck delivers an impassioned plea for unity within the Liberal Party both locally and nationally, while Senator Jonathon Duniam says the party should stop "navel gazing" and move on.

  4. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  5. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  6. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  7. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  8. Rise in heroin seizures prompts Tasmanian police to increase scrutiny of mail

    The amount of heroin detected being smuggled into Tasmania in the first three months of this financial year is three times the amount seized for the entire previous year.

  9. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  10. Murray to reach number one after Raonic withdraws at Paris Masters

    Scotland's Andy Murray will become the world number one after Milos Raonic withdraws from their Paris Masters semi-final.

  11. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

  12. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  13. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  14. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

Top Stories

  1. Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service at Nevada rally

    Republican Donald Trump is hustled off stage by security agents at a rally in Reno, Nevada, after a perceived threat in the crowd.

  2. Fire threatens homes at Port Stephens in Hunter region

    Firefighters in New South Wales are battling an out-of-control blaze in Port Stephens which is closing in on the township of Karuah and threatening homes.

  3. Live: Proteas on a roll early on day four at the WACA

    South Africa has made a solid start on day four of the first Test against South Africa at the WACA, as Vernon Philander and Quinton de Kock push the lead well past 400. Follow all the action in our live blog.

  4. The bull catchers giving disadvantaged kids a second chance

    A family-owned station in the Top End is giving troubled kids a second chance, teaching them pastoralism, and in this case, how to catch wild bulls.

  5. Construction whistleblower had safety fears about fatal fall site

    A construction industry whistleblower speaks out about safety standards in the sector, saying he thought someone would be "seriously injured or killed" at the Perth building site where a German backpacker fell to her death last month.

  6. Kalgoorlie's reputation on the line after riots and racial tensions

    Kalgoorlie-Boulder's chief executive wants to improve public perception, with fears recent high profile issues within the community have damaged its reputation.

  7. Police search for teen who fled scene of fatal car smash

    A teenager remains on the run after fleeing the scene of a car smash in suburban Melbourne that left one person dead and four others in hospital, one in a critical condition.

  8. Inspired Ireland beats All Blacks at last to end record run

    Ireland defeats New Zealand 40-29 in Chicago, ending the All Blacks' record 18-match winning streak and recording its first victory over the world champions in 29 Tests spanning 111 years.

  9. Widodo blames 'political actors' for fanning violent protest

    Indonesia's President has criticised unnamed politicians for inciting violence at protests in Jakarta, which forced him to cancel a planned trip to Australia.

  10. QUT law lecturer charged with child sex offences

    Queensland University of Technology law lecturer Gordon Douglas Chalmers is charged with child sex offences, including using a carriage service to groom and procure children and using it to access child pornography.

  11. Murray to reach number one after Raonic withdraws at Paris Masters

    Scotland's Andy Murray will become the world number one after Milos Raonic withdraws from their Paris Masters semi-final.

  12. Nigerian troops find kidnapped Chibok schoolgirl with baby

    Nigerian army troops rescue one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago, with a 10-month-old son born to a Boko Haram fighter.

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  3. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  4. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  5. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  6. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  7. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  8. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  9. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  10. Your best pictures from around Australia

  11. Quiz: How much do you know from this week's headlines?

  12. Join ABC News on Messenger to be first to know the US election result

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  2. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  3. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  4. Rodin's famous nude sculpture sighted in Sydney

  5. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  6. 10yo Afghan refugee finds passion in AFL

  7. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  8. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  9. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  10. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  11. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  12. The US election in emoji

  13. Quiz: How much do you know from this week's headlines?

  14. Your best pictures from around Australia

  15. Join ABC News on Messenger to be first to know the US election result

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  3. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  4. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  5. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  6. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  7. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  8. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  9. What sleep tips helped our volunteers get longer and better rest?

  10. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  11. The DIY sperm gun that gives women 'more freedom'

  12. The US election in emoji

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  3. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  4. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  5. 10yo Afghan refugee finds passion in AFL

  6. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  7. Glitz, glamour and support at Ladies Day in Betoota

  8. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  9. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  10. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  11. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  12. Your best pictures from around Australia

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  3. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  4. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  5. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  6. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  7. Smartphone protecting home in WA 'flame zone'

  8. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  9. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  10. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  11. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  12. What sleep tips helped our volunteers get longer and better rest?

  13. Gen Y still have choices available to build wealth

  14. 'Way out of the ordinary' times for tiny Victorian farming town

  15. Join ABC News on Messenger to be first to know the US election result

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  3. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  4. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  5. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  6. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  7. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  8. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  9. What sleep tips helped our volunteers get longer and better rest?

  10. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  11. Your best pictures from around Australia

  12. The US election in emoji

  13. Join ABC News on Messenger to be first to know the US election result

  14. Quiz: How much do you know from this week's headlines?

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. Rare giant goannas caught on camera in Canberra

  3. Huw Parkinson: Rod Culleton in 'What's Up Rod?'

  4. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  5. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  6. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  7. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  8. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  9. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

  10. Top Canberra public school teachers awarded

  11. Couple fighting drought to keep award-winning garden alive

  12. What sleep tips helped our volunteers get longer and better rest?

  13. Your best pictures from around Australia

  14. The US election in emoji

Features

  1. What a Hillary Clinton presidency might look like

  2. How well do you know these pioneering female leaders?

  3. Why a Christian minister turned on God but wants to remain in the Church

  4. Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists

  5. 'Way out of the ordinary' times for tiny Victorian farming town

  6. Tokyo hostess bars: A little understood part of Japan's nightlife

  7. The upshot of a 'yuge' week is clear: Trump has a clear shot at winning

  8. Do men dominate Australia's music scene?

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Asia Pacific

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  2. Philippines mayor killed

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  3. Thailand's rice policies

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Good News

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  2. How to remove a tick

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  3. What makes a good parent?

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  2. Mowanjum expansion blocked

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