'Like a fine-tuned machine': Trump defends presidency

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Donald Trump has mounted an aggressive defence of his young presidency.

What you need to know from Trump's media conference

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Donald Trump has gone on the attack in a wide-ranging media conference.

What do you think of the new $10 note?

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The Reserve Bank of Australia has unveiled the design of the new $10 note.

News quiz: Grammys, renters and Gunners

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The week kicked off on a high note with the Grammys and ended with a slightly lower note at the Guns N' Roses concert.

How do urban bus transit systems compare?

Buses in Brisbane (ABC News) ABC News

From dedicated bus lanes to a proposed futuristic elevated bus, how do cities make the best use of their buses?

Why I won't be watching Game of Thrones

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All Laura Hartnell wants is to get through an evening without witnessing a woman being raped or murdered.

Let renters buy without a deposit, says MP

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Nationals MP Andrew Broad has devised a 'creative' solution to the housing affordability crisis.

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WA floods exposes state's crumbling road infrastructure

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WA's peak road transport industry body says supply routes are crumbling after years of maintenance neglect.

Is Australia handling charity the wrong way?

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Philosopher Peter Singer will launch the Australian branch of Effective Altruism to lead a scientific approach to charity.

Fashion show held in Australia's most remote community

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Suits and silks were donated and shipped across Australia for Kiwirrkurra's first ever fashion parade.

Embracing Australia's linguistic diversity

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A storytelling event will celebrate our linguistic diversity as part of the 2017 UN International Mother Language Day.

Chow Hayes: Australia's first gangster

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A standover man and extortionist, in 1930 Chow became the first local criminal to be described as a gangster.

Quintuplet lambs born to wild sheep in WA

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A stray sheep has given birth to five lambs on a property south of Perth in an event described as 'one in a million'.

Will a robot take your job?

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There have been huge scientific breakthroughs in robotics over the past 30 years, but what is yet to come?

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Turnbull critical of SA scheme that's of his own making

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Analysis: The reality of a two-state solution

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What does Donald Trump really think about NATO?

General Mattis is expected call for European countries spend more to defend themselves.By Europe correspondent James Glenday in Brussels

A tale of three New Yorkers: The revenge of the immigrant

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