The father of one of the four Americans killed when their charter plane crashed near Essendon Airport also died in a freak plane crash, his family has revealed.
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Australian forces are playing a key role in the escalating battle for the Iraqi city of Mosul, bombing 130 Islamic State targets and deploying special forces medics close to the frontline.
RAAF pilots have hit IS fighters, car bomb factories, artillery positions, weapons caches, tunnel entrances and water supplies across the city since October, when Iraq and its coalition supporters launched their offensive.
smh.com.au|Oleh Adam Gartrell
Comment: For all the turmoil, the big boot is yet to drop. That's when the angry heartland realises the factory jobs aren't coming back, whatever Donald Trump promised.
On one hand, manufacturing automation is not about to be reversed, while on the other, the US has lost the capability to feed, run and maintain many modern factories.
smh.com.au|Oleh Michael Pascoe
Exclusive: The head of Australia's main electricity grid faced a choice: keep the airconditioning running in Sydney, or keep the lights on in Victoria.
NSW narrowly avoided blackouts during the recent record heatwave across the state after more than 1000 megawatts of gas-turbine capacity failed, the market operator said in a report on the incident.
smh.com.au|Oleh Peter Hannam
Woolworths has beat rival Coles on comparable store sales for the first time since Kevin Rudd's first stint in the PM's office.
It's always about saying things to keep or win your vote and rarely about doing anything real – let alone sensible – about prices, writes Ross Gittins.
There's a long history of politicians professing to be terribly concerned about "the cost of living" and nothing good ever comes of it. It's always about saying things to keep or win your vote and rarely about doing anything real – let alone sensible – about prices.
smh.com.au|Oleh Ross Gittins
A war of words has erupted after Peter Dutton conceded Australia's refugee resettlement deal with the US could reasonably be described as a "people swap".
Australia is pushing for Australian universities to be permitted to open campuses in Indonesia as part of a free trade deal that both countries hope will be finalised this year.
Fairfax Media understands RMIT - which already has a successful campus in Vietnam - has made several exploratory trips to Indonesia.
smh.com.au|Oleh Jewel Topsfield Fairfax Indonesia correspondent
Failures in both the engine and 'feathering' system, that pilots are not trained to deal with, may be behind Melbourne's fatal plane crash, experts say.
A parliamentary inquiry into the $44 billion life insurance industry is likely to dredge up a range of issues in a sector that has been dogged with controversy for years.
Instead of talking about the Trump-Trumbull phone call, Julie Bishop was away with her ears pinned back, eulogising the Pence-Bishop phone calls.
