Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  4. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  5. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  6. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  7. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  8. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  9. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  10. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  11. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  12. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  13. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  14. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    Most tennis fans have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who will clash in the Australian Open final. Look back at five matches that tell the tale of their historic rivalry.

Top Stories

  1. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  2. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  3. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  4. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  5. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  6. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  7. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  8. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  9. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  10. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  11. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  12. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  13. NSW farmers still recovering after devastating floods

    Farmers in central western New South Wales are still counting their losses from major flooding three months ago that left properties in the region devastated.

  14. Tiger roams streets of small Italian town

    The mayor of a town on the outskirts of Palermo in Sicily says at first he thought it was a joke when he was told a tiger had escaped from a circus and was roaming the streets.

  15. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    It may not be the best rivalry in tennis anymore, but most fans will always have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

  16. Travis Collins, Sara Storer, Troy Cassar-Daley take out Golden Guitars

    Country music singers Travis Collins, Sara Storer and Troy Cassar-Daley are among the artists recognised at this year's Golden Guitar Awards in Tamworth, which also acknowledged the powerful track F U Cancer.

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Recent violent youth crime in Victoria 'unprecedented'

    Victoria Police "did not parent" violent youth offenders but are the ones being forced to deal with them, Commissioner Graham Ashton says, dismissing claims the force is being "soft on crime".

  4. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  5. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  6. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  7. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  8. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  9. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  10. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  11. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  12. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  13. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  14. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    Most tennis fans have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who will clash in the Australian Open final. Look back at five matches that tell the tale of their historic rivalry.

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  4. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  5. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  6. Queensland demands details on Defence plan to acquire conservation land

    About 5,000 hectares of national park in central Queensland that is home to 11 endangered species is facing compulsory acquisition for a military base expansion, State Environment Minister Steven Miles says, adding that he has sought details from the Commonwealth.

  7. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  8. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  9. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  10. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  11. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  12. Tiger roams streets of small Italian town

    The mayor of a town on the outskirts of Palermo in Sicily says at first he thought it was a joke when he was told a tiger had escaped from a circus and was roaming the streets.

  13. NASA unveils spaceship hatch 50 years after fatal Apollo 1 fire

    NASA marks the 50th anniversary of its Moon program's fatal Apollo launch pad fire with the first public display of the scorched hatch that trapped three astronauts inside their spaceship during a routine pre-launch test.

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. WA Labor's plan to scrap City Beach school in favour of CBD 'wrong'

    Labor's announcement to scrap plans for a high school in City Beach and build a high-rise public secondary school in the city instead is "totally wrong", the WA Premier says.

  4. WA to give teenagers free meningococcal vaccination

    A "disturbing increase" in cases of W strain meningococcal has prompted the WA Government to offer free vaccinations to teenagers.

  5. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  6. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  7. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  8. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  9. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  10. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  11. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  12. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  13. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  14. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    Most tennis fans have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who will clash in the Australian Open final. Look back at five matches that tell the tale of their historic rivalry.

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  4. New 24-hour airport included in SA freight overhaul proposal

    SA's Opposition wants to overhaul Adelaide's freight network by creating a new road and rail bypass of the city and building a 24-hour airport at Monarto.

  5. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  6. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  7. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  8. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  9. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  10. Tiger roams streets of small Italian town

    The mayor of a town on the outskirts of Palermo in Sicily says at first he thought it was a joke when he was told a tiger had escaped from a circus and was roaming the streets.

  11. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  12. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  13. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  14. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    It may not be the best rivalry in tennis anymore, but most fans will always have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.

  15. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  4. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  5. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  6. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  7. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  8. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  9. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  10. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  11. How far can a card game take you?

    Could you imagine your favourite gaming pastime taking you around the world? For a handful of Australians, their love of a card games has done just that.

  12. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  13. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  14. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  15. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    Most tennis fans have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who will clash in the Australian Open final. Look back at five matches that tell the tale of their historic rivalry.

Top Stories

  1. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  2. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  3. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  4. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  5. Life slow to return to Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area

    One year after raging bushfires swept through 20,000 hectares of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Areas, some parts of the landscape are showing no signs of recovery.

  6. Surgery delays blamed for Tasmania's high use of strong painkillers

    Tasmanians are being prescribed morphine-based medications more than any other state and it directly relates to long wait lists for elective surgery, says the peak body representing family doctors.

  7. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  8. Why Gutwein threatened to suspend the Glenorchy council

    A day after threatening to suspend the Glenorchy City Council, the Minister for Local Government Peter Gutwein details his reasoning behind the suspension, in a confidential letter obtained by the ABC.

  9. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  10. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  11. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  12. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  13. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  14. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  15. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

Top Stories

  1. Trump order halting some Muslim immigrants hits roadblock

    President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US sparks outrage but hits a roadblock when a federal judge says stranded travellers can stay in the country.

  2. Qantas to assist passengers affected by US immigration ban

    Qantas will offer a refund or change of destination to passengers affected by the United States' new temporary ban on immigration.

  3. Turnbull and Trump confirm US refugee deal 'still on'

    US President Donald Trump confirms his administration will continue to honour the refugee resettlement deal Australia made with the Obama administration late last year.

  4. NT communities mourn loss of three people drowned at crossing

    Communities in the NT's Daly River region are mourning the deaths of three people who drowned after a four-wheel drive carrying 20 people was swept into a fast-flowing river.

  5. Senior ministers axed in NSW Cabinet reshuffle

    New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian unveils a new-look frontbench that she says will bring a "fresh approach" and give communities their "fair share" of the state's economic success.

  6. Shock, grief, hope: One family's spinal muscular atrophy journey

    For many years, Australian parents of infants diagnosed with an extremely rare and devastating genetic disease have been left with little hope, however that could change with a new treatment dubbed "ground-breaking".

  7. Family, friends 'distraught' at Tasmanian teen's cliff fall death

    A "mistake of youth" is how Tasmanian police are describing a 17-year-old's fatal fall from a high cliff at Blackmans Bay, south of Hobart, after attending a party nearby.

  8. Year One students may undergo compulsory skills tests

    The Federal Government is considering introducing mandatory skills testing for Year One students, a move which Labor says will not help improve Australia's international education ranking.

  9. Hanson rejects claim she is chief of staff's puppet

    The One Nation leader hits back at fresh criticism from dumped candidate Peter Rogers that she is controlled by James Ashby.

  10. Serena taking it one major at a time after clinching open record

    Serena Williams is not prepared to put a number on the haul of majors she may end up winning after claiming her 23rd title with her Australian Open triumph.

  11. Teens assault Uber driver then crash his car: police

    NSW police are looking for two teenagers involved in an alleged attack on an Uber driver, who was punched and kicked and then had his car stolen and crashed near Newcastle this morning.

  12. Father still searching for signs of his missing son 17 years later

    Four days into a new century, Marc Mietus left Melbourne to move to Queensland to begin a new life, but his family never saw him again and still don't know what happened.

  13. William and Harry to build statue to honour late mother Princess Diana

    To mark the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, her sons Princes William and Harry commission a statue in her honour to be erected at Kensington Palace.

  14. The Roger-Rafa rivalry in five matches ahead of the Aus Open final

    Most tennis fans have a soft spot for the battle for supremacy between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, who will clash in the Australian Open final. Look back at five matches that tell the tale of their historic rivalry.

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  2. In pictures: protesters descend on US airports

  3. Explained: Trump's executive order on refugees, immigration

  4. Green card explained: What is it and who can get one?

  5. How far can a card game take you?

  6. Victorian brumbies: invasive pest, or majestic part of our heritage?

  7. Why do we prefer nostalgia over novelty in sport?

  8. Documentary sheds light on Aboriginal people kept in 'human zoo'

  9. How Fibonacci and the golden ratio can make your garden beautiful

  10. Toxic masculinity: Will the 'war on men' only backfire?

  11. Your best photos celebrating life in Australia

  12. The evolution of transgender representation in film and literature

  13. Will you survive the latest instalment of the weekly ABC News quiz?

  14. How country music helped Aleyce Simmonds heal after abusive relationship

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  1. Syrian refugees see dream of better life crushed by Trump ban

  2. In pictures: protesters descend on US airports

  3. Explained: Trump's executive order on refugees, immigration

  4. Green card explained: What is it and who can get one?

  5. Victorian brumbies: invasive pest, or majestic part of our heritage?

  6. Documentary sheds light on Aboriginal people kept in 'human zoo'

  7. How country music helped Aleyce Simmonds heal after abusive relationship

  8. Why do we prefer nostalgia over novelty in sport?

  9. Toxic masculinity: Will the 'war on men' only backfire?

  10. How Fibonacci and the golden ratio can make your garden beautiful

  11. The evolution of transgender representation in film and literature

  12. Trump keeps insisting inauguration speech saw 'massive' crowd

  13. 'Fierce, sexy and scary': Blanchett spins her web in redback film

  14. Will you survive the latest instalment of the weekly ABC News quiz?

  15. Cattle rot on the streets as Dalits revolt against discrimination

  16. 'Careful where you wear jeans': Indonesia's unspoken rules

  17. Stan Grant on the search for ancestor Frank Foster

  18. 2017 will test whether Turnbull can rise above times that do not suit him

  19. What do you eat for Lunar New Year?

  20. Can you be feminist and pro-life? The question misses the point

  21. Chinese rush to the hairdresser ahead of Year of the Rooster

Features

  1. Syrian refugees see dream of better life crushed by Trump ban

  2. In pictures: protesters descend on US airports

  3. Explained: Trump's executive order on refugees, immigration

  4. Green card explained: What is it and who can get one?

  5. How far can a card game take you?

  6. Why do we prefer nostalgia over novelty in sport?

  7. Documentary sheds light on Aboriginal people kept in 'human zoo'

  8. Toxic masculinity: Will the 'war on men' only backfire?

  9. How Fibonacci and the golden ratio can make your garden beautiful

  10. The evolution of transgender representation in film and literature

  11. Trump keeps insisting inauguration speech saw 'massive' crowd

  12. Will you survive the latest instalment of the weekly ABC News quiz?

  13. How country music helped Aleyce Simmonds heal after abusive relationship

  14. Cattle rot on the streets as Dalits revolt against discrimination

Features

  1. Syrian refugees see dream of better life crushed by Trump ban

  2. Explained: Trump's executive order on refugees, immigration

  3. Green card explained: What is it and who can get one?

  4. In pictures: protesters descend on US airports

  5. Fishing for apprentice as marine taxidermist searches for successor

  6. Victorian brumbies: invasive pest, or majestic part of our heritage?

  7. Documentary sheds light on Aboriginal people kept in 'human zoo'

  8. How far can a card game take you?

  9. Toxic masculinity: Will the 'war on men' only backfire?

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