National news

The first national survey of housing tenants has revealed renters in Australia lack the power to demand standard property maintenance. Here's just some of the experiences Australian renters have faced.

The Palestinian territories' top envoy to Australia urges Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten to press Benjamin Netanyahu on West Bank settlements when they meet the Israeli Prime Minister.

Australia is well on its way to eradicating the potentially deadly virus Hepatitis C by 2026, researchers say.

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Queensland

The death of a Cairns pensioner, who lived with a disability, is being treated as suspicious after his body was found in his bedroom up to three days after he died.

British music legend Sir Elton John will perform in Cairns and Mackay as the only Queensland stops of his latest Australian tour.

South Australia

Workers at Adelaide's Coca-Cola production factory have had their shifts cancelled and a meeting has been called for Wednesday morning leaving about 150 jobs in doubt, the union says.

The Australian Taxation Office is ordered to refund more than $1 million it took from failed South Australian company Penrice, the ABC can reveal.

Tasmania

Not everyone is happy about a newly-opened cafe on Mount Wellington, located at the site of the historic chalet that burnt down in the 1967 Black Tuesday fires.

There are fears giant kelp forests are almost extinct, an inquiry into the impact of climate change on sea life hears.

Victoria

An American man who was among five people killed when a plane crashed into a Melbourne shopping centre was on a "once in a lifetime" trip in Australia, his family says.

Victoria Police confirm human remains found at Mount Macedon yesterday are that of missing Avondale Heights woman Karen Ristevski.

Western Australia

Perth vegetable growers fear bankruptcy with a quarantine lock-down following the discovery of the tomato potato psyllid.

WA Labor pledges not to impose any new taxes or tax increases on West Australians if it wins government in next month's state election.

A 10-year-old Perth boy is to undergo another psychological assessment before he can be sentenced for sexually penetrating a younger boy and threatening to kill him.