Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  4. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  5. Roe 8 leaves ugly legacy across Beeliar wetlands

    Carved through the Beeliar wetlands are the scars of the battle over the road to nowhere — the dumped Roe 8 freight link — with huge sections of banksia woodland lost.

  6. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  7. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  8. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  9. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows

    A George Burgess elbow sours South Sydney's win over Newcastle, with Knights skipper Trent Hodkinson also sent from the field for showing dissent to a referee.

  10. Demons keep GF dream alive with Dockers belting

    The Demons needed a win to keep their AFLW grand final dream alive, and they deliver in spades with a 54-point belting of Fremantle.

  11. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  12. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

  13. No 'last drinks' yet for Canberra's burgeoning boutique brewers

    As the Canberra Craft Beer and Cider Festival turns 10, the local brewing scene continues to go from strength to strength.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  4. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  5. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  6. Trump refuses to back down on wire-tapping claims with Merkel

    US President Donald Trump meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House, and tells her they have something in common — being wire-tapped by Obama's administration.

  7. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  8. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  9. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows

    A George Burgess elbow sours South Sydney's win over Newcastle, with Knights skipper Trent Hodkinson also sent from the field for showing dissent to a referee.

  10. Roe 8 leaves ugly legacy across Beeliar wetlands

    Carved through the Beeliar wetlands are the scars of the battle over the road to nowhere — the dumped Roe 8 freight link — with huge sections of banksia woodland lost.

  11. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  12. REX to continue flights despite plane losing propeller in mid-air

    Regional Express Airlines confirms their fleet will continue operating as normal despite one of their planes losing a propeller on a flight between Albury and Sydney yesterday.

  13. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  4. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  5. Geelong to drop directly-elected mayors in wake of council dysfunction

    The troubled Geelong City Council is likely to go to election in October and elected councillors will nominate a mayor, after the Victorian Government announced it supported recommendations from a group of local residents.

  6. Stephen Asling found guilty of Graham Kinniburgh's 2003 murder

    Stephen Asling is found guilty of the murder of the gangland figure known as 'The Munster', an act the court heard was ordered by underworld kingpin Carl Williams.

  7. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  8. Demons keep GF dream alive with Dockers belting

    The Demons needed a win to keep their AFLW grand final dream alive, and they deliver in spades with a 54-point belting of Fremantle.

  9. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  10. Greens warn against use of taxpayer dollars to entice Victorian sawmill

    The Greens want assurances no taxpayer funds will be used to seal a possible deal bringing a Victorian sawmill to Tasmania's north-west coast.

  11. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  12. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  13. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Police officer suspended for allegedly assaulting child, turning off body camera

    A Queensland police officer is suspended from duty and under investigation after allegedly assaulting a child while on duty and turning off his body camera during the interaction.

  4. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  5. 'I could nearly cry on my breakfast': Peanut growers face disastrous season

    It is crunch time for peanut growers on the South Burnett facing a potentially disastrous season, following Queensland's hottest summer on record.

  6. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  7. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  8. Queensland Premier, mayors work to convince Adani to go ahead with $21.7b mine

    Annastacia Palaszczuk and a group of regional mayors hope their visit to India will help convince Adani to go ahead with the Carmichael coal mine, despite protesters promising to disrupt its construction.

  9. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  10. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  11. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows

    A George Burgess elbow sours South Sydney's win over Newcastle, with Knights skipper Trent Hodkinson also sent from the field for showing dissent to a referee.

  12. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

  13. Brisbane wingsuit man aims high as he plummets to Earth

    Luke Rogers says hurtling toward the ground at speeds of up to 300 kilometres per hour is the ultimate adrenaline rush, and he hopes his skill will soon make him an Australian champion.

Top Stories

  1. Roe 8 leaves ugly legacy across Beeliar wetlands

    Carved through the Beeliar wetlands are the scars of the battle over the road to nowhere — the dumped Roe 8 freight link — with huge sections of banksia woodland lost.

  2. Murdered man's wife appeals for help to catch Coolbellup killer

    The wife of a man who was fatally stabbed at a bus stop in Perth's southern suburbs describes him as a kind and gentle person, and says his family is struggling to make sense of why he was killed.

  3. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  4. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  5. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  6. Commonwealth Games could be held in Perth in 2022, Minister suggests

    Western Australia's new Sport Minister Mick Murray suggests it would be a good idea for Perth to step in and bid for the 2022 Commonwealth Games, but admits the state's dire finances may not allow it.

  7. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  8. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  9. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

  10. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  11. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  12. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  4. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  5. Adelaide Fringe Festival smashes records

    The Adelaide Fringe Festival has sold a record 655,541 tickets, lifting overall sales by 9 per cent on last year and bringing in $16.2 million to organisers and artists.

  6. LGBTIQ supporter groups form across AFL after pride game

    Gay and lesbian AFL fans push for an annual Pride Round after last year's game between St Kilda and Sydney prompted the formation of LGBTIQ supporter groups, which hope to send messages about inclusion by standing out.

  7. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  8. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  9. RFDS to fly meningococcal vaccinations to remote SA

    Indigenous Australians from remote parts of South Australia will be protected from deadly meningococcal disease through a fly-in clinic held by Royal Flying Doctor Service.

  10. South Adelaide homeless shelter closes amid declining demand

    The Eleanora Centre homeless shelter that has been running for more than 30 years closes after "running down" its financial reserves over several years.

  11. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  12. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  13. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  4. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  5. No 'last drinks' yet for Canberra's burgeoning boutique brewers

    As the Canberra Craft Beer and Cider Festival turns 10, the local brewing scene continues to go from strength to strength.

  6. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  7. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows

    A George Burgess elbow sours South Sydney's win over Newcastle, with Knights skipper Trent Hodkinson also sent from the field for showing dissent to a referee.

  8. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  9. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  10. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  11. Roe 8 leaves ugly legacy across Beeliar wetlands

    Carved through the Beeliar wetlands are the scars of the battle over the road to nowhere — the dumped Roe 8 freight link — with huge sections of banksia woodland lost.

  12. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  4. Greens warn against use of taxpayer dollars to entice Victorian sawmill

    The Greens want assurances no taxpayer funds will be used to seal a possible deal bringing a Victorian sawmill to Tasmania's north-west coast.

  5. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  6. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  7. Brenton Best flags possible return to Braddon but as an independent

    Former Tasmanian MP Brenton Best is undecided whether to put his hand up for ex-leader Bryan Green's seat but says if he does, it may be under the banner of "independent Labor".

  8. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  9. Beautifully weird: Tasmania's festivals of the bizarre

    Experimental Norwegian rock? Tick. Garlic munching? Tick. Ferret racing? Tick. While other places do weirdness well, Tasmania surely must be the home of the bizarre.

  10. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  11. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  12. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

Top Stories

  1. Man shot dead at Paris airport for attempting to take soldier's gun

    A man is shot dead at Orly Airport in Paris after wrestling a soldier to the ground in attempt to take the officer's rifle, in an incident which is now being investigated by France's anti-terrorism division.

  2. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  3. Don Dale female detainees given morning-after pill following alleged sex during riot

    Three girls at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre were given the morning-after pill after allegedly having sex in a pool with male detainees during a riot in 2011, a royal commission is told.

  4. 'They are responsible': Sister Anne hands Tiwi Islanders keys to museum

    It began as a dream to preserve the rich culture of the Tiwi Islands and now a museum has become a symbol of self-determination.

  5. Land tax could replace stamp duty in proposal costed by PBO

    The Parliamentary Budget Office investigates a proposal to abolish stamp duty and replace it with a broad-based land tax, adding to a fierce political battle over housing affordability.

  6. From the NT to Antarctica, a beef farmer embraces life at Wilkins Runway

    Northern Territory beef farmer Franz Ranacher makes the ultimate sea-change, swapping the heat of the tropics for freezing conditions of Antarctica.

  7. White House accidentally emails out satire piece to tout benefits of Trump budget

    The White House's new official email promotes a link to a Washington Post article titled "Trump's budget makes perfect sense and will fix America, and I will tell you why" — the only problem being that the piece was satirical.

  8. Dutton criticism fails to curb Qantas support for same-sex marriage

    Qantas will continue to advocate for same-sex marriage amid Immigration Minister Peter Dutton's criticism that "publicly listed companies stick to their knitting" and focus on delivering services for their customers.

  9. Flash flooding forces rescues on NSW north coast

    Despite more rain and possible thunderstorms approaching parts of New South Wales, severe conditions in the state's north are expected to ease, after flash flooding cut roads and left people stranded.

  10. Trump refuses to back down on wire-tapping claims with Merkel

    US President Donald Trump meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House, and tells her they have something in common — being wire-tapped by Obama's administration.

  11. Global carbon emissions flat despite economic growth, raising hopes of downward trend

    A greener energy mix has helped keep energy-related carbon dioxide emissions flat in 2016 according to International Energy Agency data, showing countries are able to have economic growth while reducing emissions.

  12. Maxwell's rickety journey to total control

    Glenn Maxwell had a prized opportunity to prove selectors right and show he could be something considerably more than before — and he did it, writes Adam Collins.

  13. NZ man accused of throwing quokka into ocean at Rottnest

    A 37-year-old man from New Zealand is charged with animal cruelty after allegedly tossing a quokka into the water from a jetty at Rottnest Island off Perth.

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  7. Kids' creepy franken-toy creations on display in Canberra — and your nightmares

  8. From the NT to Antarctica, a beef farmer embraces life at Wilkins Runway

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  2. Hunted and harassed: The social media problems gripping our girls

  3. Vale Bill Leak: Don't remember him as just a reactionary cultural warrior

  4. Cassidy: Energy policy a battle royale, but where is 'king coal'?

  5. A battle is brewing over tax in the craft beer industry

  6. Are populist politicians losing their grip?

  7. Life under one of Iceland's most dangerous volcanoes

  8. Even Breitbart came out swinging against Trump's health plan

  9. From the NT to Antarctica, a beef farmer embraces life at Wilkins Runway

  10. The story of those iconic soy sauce bottles

  11. Scale of defeat renders WA Liberal leadership silent, stunned

  12. Where to start when you haven't exercised in a while

  13. What influences Trump's gaudy taste? Look to King Louis XIV

  14. Grieving mum warns of suicide risk from 'social media generation'

  15. What can we do about the great gas robbery?

  16. 'Our song': the musical glue that binds friends and lovers

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Features

  1. Hunted and harassed: The social media problems gripping our girls

  2. From the NT to Antarctica, a beef farmer embraces life at Wilkins Runway

  3. Kids' creepy franken-toy creations on display in Canberra — and your nightmares

  4. Are populist politicians losing their grip?

  5. Life under one of Iceland's most dangerous volcanoes

  6. Scale of defeat renders WA Liberal leadership silent, stunned

  7. Where to start when you haven't exercised in a while

  8. Cassidy: Energy policy a battle royale, but where is 'king coal'?

  9. Vale Bill Leak: Don't remember him as just a reactionary cultural warrior

  10. A battle is brewing over tax in the craft beer industry

  11. Wave of anger over no cash prize for female surfers

  12. Grieving mum warns of suicide risk from 'social media generation'

  13. The story of those iconic soy sauce bottles

  14. Our news quiz has 10 explosive questions, and we'll reveal them all...next

  15. 'Our song': the musical glue that binds friends and lovers

Features

  1. Hunted and harassed: The social media problems gripping our girls

  2. Vale Bill Leak: Don't remember him as just a reactionary cultural warrior

  3. Are populist politicians losing their grip?

  4. What can we do about the great gas robbery?

  5. Life under one of Iceland's most dangerous volcanoes

  6. Kids' creepy franken-toy creations on display in Canberra — and your nightmares

  7. Where to start when you haven't exercised in a while

  8. A battle is brewing over tax in the craft beer industry

  9. Cassidy: Energy policy a battle royale, but where is 'king coal'?

  10. Even Breitbart came out swinging against Trump's health plan

  11. The story of those iconic soy sauce bottles

  12. Grieving mum warns of suicide risk from 'social media generation'

  13. Does democracy make us happy?

  14. 'Our song': the musical glue that binds friends and lovers

  15. Our news quiz has 10 explosive questions, and we'll reveal them all...next

  16. Your best photos celebrating life in Australia

Analysis & Opinion

  1. The end of populism?

    Two elections, a world apart in the same week, has some delivering the last rites to the wave of populism that has dominated global politics.

    By Stan Grant

  2. Liberals' stunned silence

    There are hard lessons to be learnt from political defeat, especially one as devastating as the electoral catastrophe that wiped out the Barnett government in Western Australia.

    By Andrew O'Connor

  3. Dutch opt for tolerance over populism

    He may have led the polls, but on election day in The Netherlands, anti-Islam, anti-EU candidate Geert Wilders fell well short.

    By Europe correspondent Steve Cannane

  4. Weatherill's tirade on Frydenberg calculated

    It's tempting to dismiss the encounter with Josh Frydenberg as an unprompted brain explosion. The reality is quite different.

    By political reporter Nick Harmsen

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  1. Trump and Merkel meet

    US President Donald Trump meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House, and tells her they have something in common — being wire-tapped by Obama's administration.

  2. Refugee boat attacked

    More than 40 Somali refugees are killed in a helicopter attack off Yemen's coast while trying to flee civil war, an official says.

  3. Tillerson in China

    On his two-day visit, Rex Tillerson will deal with a host of issues that threaten to derail the world's most important bilateral relationship.

Asia Pacific

  1. Bali convict's baby taken

    An American woman in Kerobokan prison has been forced to give over custody of her daughter under Indonesian law.

  2. Prized coral reef damaged by ship

    British company Noble Caledonia incurs the wrath of the Indonesian Government after its ship MV Caledonian Sky hit a prized coral reef causing irreparable damage.

  3. Cambodian minister dies

    Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister Sok An, a close ally of Prime Minister Hun Sen for decades, dies at the age of 66.

Business

  1. What can we do about the great gas robbery?

  2. Super for deposits: An intergenerational hospital pass

  1. Casual workers ripped-off

    Many workers don't even realise they've got insurance that covers death and disability paid for out of their super funds but, for casuals, even though they're still paying they may not be covered.

  2. Westpac rates rise

    Westpac will raise its home loan interest rates for investors and owner-occupiers, following a similar move by National Australia Bank.

  3. Building subcontractors 'owed millions'

    Hundreds of subcontractors in the building and construction industry say they are owed large debts — in some cases millions of dollars — but are unable to recover the money.

  4. ASIC targets lenders and broker perks

    Dodgy mortgage lending practices have become so rife that the corporate regulator has confirmed it has a significant proportion of Australian banks under investigation.

Sport

  1. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi

    Pat Cummins continues his strong return to Test cricket, but Cheteshwar Pujara makes life difficult for Australia in the third Test.

  2. As it happened: Watchful India batting Australia out of winning position

    Cheteshwar Pujara stars with a ton as India bats for the entirety of day three of the third Test in Ranchi. Look back at how all the action unfolded in our live blog.

  1. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows

  2. DRS, umpires frustrate Australia on day three

  3. Cowboys shocked by Manly after Rabbitohs, Roosters win

  4. Cahill, Fornaroli shine as Melbourne City thumps dismal Jets

Arts & Culture

  1. Australian artworks go under the hammer

    One of the most exciting events of the year for Australian art took place on Wednesday night, with an auction of some of the country's most recognisable pieces.

  1. 'Through the looking glass': Baldwin on impersonating Trump

  2. Otherworlds: The art of space exploration

Good News

  1. Perth zoologist devotes life to saving African painted dogs

  1. Dumpster divers make free meals to build community

    A group in Brisbane is turning food thrown out by supermarkets into home-cooked meals which they serve to the lonely, isolated and some who are just plain hungry.

  2. Creating the perfect butterfly garden

    An increasing interest in nature play and a drive to see students learn more outside of the classroom sees a boom in butterfly gardens being built at schools.

  3. New generation of Irish dancers ready for St Patrick's Day

    It wouldn't be St Patrick's Day without the sound of a traditional Irish jig, shamrock green dresses, towering hair and feet tapping in unison.

Health

  1. Physio vs chiro vs osteo: What's the difference?

    Without knowing too much, it can seem physios, chiros and osteos practice much the same thing. But scratch the surface and you'll found claims and counter-claims about which method is most likely to work for you.

  2. Warning over diet drugs

    Australian patients are being warned about taking cocktails of controversial weight loss drugs being offered by doctors linked to a failed medical clinic.

  3. Test your knowledge of headaches

    How much do you know about headaches? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz.

  1. Where to start when you haven't exercised in a while

Rural

  1. Thousands of wild horses, donkeys, buffalo and pigs shot in Kakadu cull

  1. MDB Plan future

    Water targets in the Murray-Darling Basin Plan will be met without irrigation buybacks, ministers decide.

  2. White spot threat to NSW

    News that white spot disease is more widespread in Queensland has NSW fishermen alarmed.

  3. Snowy hydro irrigators reaction

    Irrigators reliant on the Snowy scheme want reassurances water will be released when they need it.

Just In

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  2. Cahill, Fornaroli shine as Melbourne City thumps dismal Jets
  3. Brumbies down Waratahs to claim inaugural Dan Vickerman Cup
  4. Cummins strikes but Pujara leads Indian fight in Ranchi
  5. Bishop defends Tillerson's tough stance on North Korea
  6. George Burgess in strife for throwing elbows
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