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Former One Nation senator Rod Culleton is discharged from hospital after a fracas outside a Perth court this morning, as a man attempted to serve him papers.
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A Turkish authorities hunt the gunman who killed 39 people celebrating the New Year at an Istanbul nightclub, local media release a video of a man they say is the attacker filming himself with a mobile phone.
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Beleaguered Centrelink staff will soon receive "Advanced Customer Aggression Training" as the government agency continues to face a public backlash over its new controversial debt recovery regime.
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Warner, who blasted a century before lunch against Pakistan, says he appreciates the way Renshaw kept his cool, and his wicket, down the other end.
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A fuel tanker hits a worker on the tarmac at Perth Airport, leaving him in hospital with critical injuries.
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After a rare brain disease took the life of John Olsen's partner, he honours her memory by hiking across the entire country in a bid to raise money for a cure.
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After years in the doldrums, WA mining stocks are regaining ground with at least one company reporting a share price gain of more than 400 per cent in the past 12 months.
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Richard Gee, a former judge who survived the bombing of his Sydney home more than 30 years ago, dies after being pulled unconscious from a backyard swimming pool on the northern beaches.
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The Turkish Government detains eight people in connection with the deadly weekend attack on an Istanbul nightclub that killed 39 people as investigators edge closer to identifying the gunman.
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The worst juvenile offenders in WA would be targeted under an Opposition election promise to revive a program supporting dysfunctional families, amid ongoing problems at Banksia Hill Detention Centre.
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Destanee Aiava wraps up a breakthrough three-set victory over Bethanie Mattek-Sands to move through to the Brisbane International's second round.
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Home prices in capital cities jump 10.9 per cent in 2016, the fastest calendar year growth since 2009 - despite the cost of an average home in Perth falling by 4.3 per cent, the weakest result of all.
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Thousands of travellers in the US are forced to wait hours in line after a customs computer system crashes at airports around the country.
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Finland becomes the first country in Europe to pay its unemployed citizens a basic monthly income in a trial that aims to cut government red tape, reduce poverty and boost employment.
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A Russian Navy anti-submarine ship and a sea tanker arrive in the Philippines for a goodwill visit amid President Rodrigo Duterte's moves to bolster ties with Moscow, including a possible weapons deal.
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An eastern brown snake is filmed eating a carpet python at a home west of Brisbane, with snake catchers saying a population boom could have driven the deadly predator to seek out its unusual meal.
