Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  6. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  7. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  8. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  9. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  10. NT Chief Justice denies Don Dale scandal led to judges detaining fewer youths

    Michael Grant makes a rare public statement in defence of the NT judiciary following news reports linking low numbers of youths in detention to a recent spike in property crime.

  11. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  12. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  13. Tourists travel to Darling Downs for sunflower selfies

    Tourists are flocking to Queensland's southern Darling Downs where vast, golden fields of sunflowers are proving the perfect subject for amateur and professional photographers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Sydney women's march attracts thousands

    Thousands of people turn out in Sydney to support women's rights and equality in solidarity with American women planning a march in Washington DC to voice their dissent against the Trump presidency.

  4. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  5. Man dies, four rescued off rocks on NSW south coast

    A man dies and another four people are rescued after being swept off rocks at Tathra on the far south coast of New South Wales.

  6. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  7. 'He drove right through them': Witnesses describe Melbourne CBD 'horror'

    Witnesses say there was "no hesitation" as a car drove into pedestrians in Melbourne's CBD, sending "people flying like skittles" and running for their lives in what police believe was a deliberate act.

  8. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  9. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  10. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  11. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  12. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  13. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  14. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Top Stories

  1. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  2. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  3. 'He drove right through them': Witnesses describe Melbourne CBD 'horror'

    Witnesses say there was "no hesitation" as a car drove into pedestrians in Melbourne's CBD, sending "people flying like skittles" and running for their lives in what police believe was a deliberate act.

  4. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  5. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  6. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  7. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  8. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  9. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  10. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  11. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  12. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  13. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  6. New coral discovery on Moreton Bay mapped out

    Scientists have mapped out newly-discovered parts of the coral reef system in Moreton Bay, off the south-east Queensland coast, with the hopes it will help inform decisions to protect the small but diverse system.

  7. Man kills ibis, threatens pedestrians in Brisbane CBD

    A bird is strangled and used to threaten groups of people walking through Brisbane's CBD this morning, police say.

  8. Fears Coolum fire will flare up again

    A new emergency situation has been declared on the Sunshine Coast where firefighters fear a change in weather conditions this afternoon will a cause a large bushfire at Coolum to flare up again.

  9. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  10. Police officer reprimanded for 'excessive' arrest

    A tribunal finds Brisbane police officer who pushed a disabled driver into a petrol bowser during an arrest was guilty of 'significant misconduct'.

  11. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  12. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  13. Tourists travel to Darling Downs for sunflower selfies

    Tourists are flocking to Queensland's southern Darling Downs where vast, golden fields of sunflowers are proving the perfect subject for amateur and professional photographers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Jordanian businessman behind world trade centre proposal buying up prized Perth property

    A wealthy Jordanian businessman behind the $1.85-billion proposal for a world trade centre in Perth snaps up prized pieces of property in and around the city, with his plan to build the city's tallest building receiving stage one approval.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. 'He drove right through them': Witnesses describe Melbourne CBD 'horror'

    Witnesses say there was "no hesitation" as a car drove into pedestrians in Melbourne's CBD, sending "people flying like skittles" and running for their lives in what police believe was a deliberate act.

  6. 'Hanson has nothing against Asians', says One Nation WA candidate

    A Chinese-Australian man running for Pauline Hanson's One Nation in the West Australian election defends the party leader's comments, saying her "views are not reflective of what they are today".

  7. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  8. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  9. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  10. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  11. Call for disabled women to choose gender of carers

    Disability advocates and families want West Australian women in government care to be able to choose female carers to assist them with showering and other intimate duties to minimise the potential for abuse.

  12. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  13. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  14. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  15. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  4. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  5. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  6. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  7. Young arthritis sufferer, veteran CFS volunteer to receive Australia Day Awards

    A young woman who started the nation's first organisation for juvenile arthritis sufferers and a Country Fire Service volunteer are among South Australians to be recognised with Australia Day awards on Monday.

  8. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  9. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  10. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  11. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  12. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  13. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  14. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  6. Galleries open grounds to Canberra canines

    Two of Australia's national galleries welcome hundreds of dogs to their grounds, allowing art-lovers the chance to involve their furry friends in two major exhibitions.

  7. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  8. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  9. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  10. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  11. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  12. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  13. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  14. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Far-right activist punched during ABC interview in Washington

    Far-right activist Richard Spencer has been punched during an interview with the ABC at an anti-Donald Trump protest in Washington DC.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  6. Police concerns rising over missing man despite possible sightings

    New South Wales police say despite a number of reports of possible sightings of missing Tasmanian Bernard Gore they have not been able to find the 71-year-old and they are increasingly concerned for his welfare.

  7. Stockfeed company to open Tasmanian fish food mill

    Ridley Corporation announces plans to spend $50 million building a fish feed mill as it battles legal action against Huon Aquaculture.

  8. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

  9. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  10. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  11. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  12. 'Baby convicts' from Northern Ireland sent to Australia deserve compensation: inquiry

    The Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry in Northern Ireland recommends children who were transported to Australia in the 1940s and '50s be given compensation for the trauma they suffered.

  13. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  14. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  15. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  16. Tasmania wants Centrelink debt recovery expansion to pensioners delayed

    Tasmania's Government urges its federal counterpart to delay expanding Centrelink's troubled debt recovery to pensioners until the system is working properly.

Top Stories

  1. Trump's inauguration begins with prayer, ends in protest

    Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, in an inauguration day marred by violent protests and low attendance.

  2. Here are all the promises Donald Trump made in his inaugural address

    From ending terrorism, ridding Earth of disease and unlocking the mysteries of space, Donald Trump made a lot of big promises in his inaugural address.

  3. Washington protests turn violent as activists clash with police

    Hundreds of protesters have been arrested and six police officers injured as black-clad activists angry about US President Donald Trump's inauguration smashed stores and car windows in Washington DC.

  4. Melbourne in mourning amid fears Bourke Street death toll will rise

    Flowers and messages of hope and condolences are being left in tribute to those killed and injured in a terrifying car rampage through the streets of Melbourne yesterday, as five people, including a baby, fight for their lives.

  5. Police chief 'rock solid' behind officers after car ploughed into Melbourne mall

    Victoria's chief of police defends the force's handling of a car pursuit which ended with a man driving into a Melbourne mall yesterday, killing four people and injuring 30 others.

  6. NT Chief Justice denies Don Dale scandal led to judges detaining fewer youths

    Michael Grant makes a rare public statement in defence of the NT judiciary following news reports linking low numbers of youths in detention to a recent spike in property crime.

  7. Chef's daughter pulled from rubble of Italian hotel as search for avalanche survivors continues

    The family of a chef who first sounded the alarm after a massive avalanche struck an Italian hotel two days ago, is reunited after rescuers pulled his daughter alive from the rubble.

  8. Environmental groups criticise Sydney Festival's 'plastic beach'

    Environmental groups accuse Sydney Festival of breaching its sustainable event policy with its attraction The Beach at the Cutaway, which is made up of more than a million plastic balls.

  9. Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill to lock up TDU ochre jersey

    Team BMC's Richie Porte remains unstoppable on Willunga Hill, taking the Tour Down Under stage for fourth straight year and all but seals victory.

  10. Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' pleads not guilty in US court

    Drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman appears in a US court after his surprise extradition from Mexico and pleads not guilty to charges that he ran the world's largest drug-trafficking organisation.

  11. Prince William to leave job as air ambulance pilot, move family to London

    Prince William will leave his job as an air ambulance pilot and move his family to London as he steps up his royal duties this year.

  12. 'Game on' as pair turns South Road arterial route into tennis court

    Adelaide's main arterial route is set to remain closed for at least another day but in the meantime, one plucky pair take advantage of the situation by turning the strip into their own private tennis court.

  13. 'Hanson has nothing against Asians', says One Nation WA candidate

    A Chinese-Australian man running for Pauline Hanson's One Nation in the West Australian election defends the party leader's comments, saying her "views are not reflective of what they are today".

  14. 'Vagrant' chinstrap penguin pays visit to Macquarie Island

    With echoes of the movie Happy Feet, a tiny chinstrap penguin makes an epic 1,500-kilometre journey to remote Macquarie Island, delighting researchers.

Features

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  2. Donald Trump's inauguration in pictures

  3. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

  4. Punchy and combative Donald Trump upends status quo

  5. New breast pump a reminder of why we need more women in STEM

  6. Who's on court on day six of the Australian Open?

  7. Having a scientific laugh: Nine scientists turned comedians

  8. Dreams drive elusive search for treasure in old locked safes

  9. What happened where in Melbourne's CBD?

  10. Your most spectacular photos from the week

  11. WA's South West a climate change 'canary in the mine'

  12. Barack Obama's presidency in under three minutes

  13. Australia Day and the enduring power of white supremacy

  14. ABC News quiz: Tantrums, pardons and resignations

  15. 84yo hopes Women's March on Washington will send respect message

Features

  1. President Trump's full inaugural address

  2. Donald Trump's inauguration in pictures

  3. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

  4. Punchy and combative Donald Trump upends status quo

  5. Who's on court on day six of the Australian Open?

  6. New breast pump a reminder of why we need more women in STEM

  7. Having a scientific laugh: Nine scientists turned comedians

  8. Mike Baird's out. Are you happy now?

  9. What happened where in Melbourne's CBD?

  10. Your most spectacular photos from the week

  11. Australia Day and the enduring power of white supremacy

  12. WA's South West a climate change 'canary in the mine'

  13. ABC News quiz: Tantrums, pardons and resignations

  14. 84yo hopes Women's March on Washington will send respect message

Features

  1. What happened where in Melbourne's CBD?

  2. President Trump's full inaugural address

  3. Donald Trump's inauguration in pictures

  4. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

  5. Punchy and combative Donald Trump upends status quo

  6. President Trump's full inaugural address

  7. Having a scientific laugh: Nine scientists turned comedians

  8. Your most spectacular photos from the week

  9. ABC News quiz: Tantrums, pardons and resignations

  10. Reagan offers wise words from history as Trump asks America to 'believe me'

  11. How Donald Trump's inauguration unfolded

  12. Barack Obama's presidency in less than three minutes

  13. Mike Baird's out. Are you happy now?

  14. Stan Grant: Heritage aside, should being Indigenous really matter?

Features

  1. President Trump's full inaugural address

  2. Donald Trump's inauguration in pictures

  3. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

  4. The Trump era of unpredictability is set to begin

  5. Tourists travel to Darling Downs for sunflower selfies

  6. New breast pump a reminder of why we need more women in STEM

  7. Having a scientific laugh: Nine scientists turned comedians

  8. Barack Obama's presidency in under three minutes

  9. Punchy and combative Donald Trump upends status quo

  10. What happened where in Melbourne's CBD?

  11. ABC News quiz: Tantrums, pardons and resignations

  12. Who's on court on day six of the Australian Open?

Features

  1. President Trump's full inaugural address

  2. Donald Trump's inauguration in pictures

  3. Female WWII spies inspire Fringe Festival jazz cabaret

  4. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

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  3. Europe faces 'erratic' President Donald Trump on foreign policy

  4. Punchy and combative Donald Trump upends status quo

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  6. New breast pump a reminder of why we need more women in STEM

  7. Who's on court on day six of the Australian Open?

  8. Having a scientific laugh: Nine scientists turned comedians

  9. What happened where in Melbourne's CBD?

  10. Your most spectacular photos from the week

  11. WA's South West a climate change 'canary in the mine'

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  13. Barack Obama's presidency in under three minutes

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  15. ABC News quiz: Tantrums, pardons and resignations

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