FBI investigating links between Trump and Russia

FBI director James Comey (Reuters: Jonathan Ernst)ABC News

FBI director James Comey confirms investigation of possible links between Russia and Donald Trump.

Live: Cabinet push to water down racial discrimination laws

Malcolm Turnbull (ABC News)ABC News

Cabinet has agreed on a proposal to water down Australia's racial discrimination laws.

Algorithms run your life, but you know nothing about them

Algorithms (ABC News: Ben Spraggon)ABC Technology

Your life is dominated by algorithms and you know next-to-nothing about how they work.

Women who've chosen a childfree life

Amy Gurd (Supplied) ABC News

Unsure about having kids? Women explain why they don't want to be mums and how being childfree is turning out.

Airport staff on split shifts 'sleeping under terminals'

Staff sleeping at airport (ABC News - 7.30) 7.30

Staff at a busy Australian airport say they've been sleeping at work because they can't afford to go home between shifts.

Australia v India: Both sides claim momentum

Shaun Marsh and Peter Handscomb (AP: Aijaz Rahi) ABC Sport

Australia and India are both claiming the advantage after a draw in Ranchi tied the series at 1-1.

'Misinformation ecosystem': Fake news and the media

Q and A panel (ABC News) Q&A;

A panel packed with media representatives discussed fake news, alternative facts, echo chambers and an 'information war'.

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Cousins sent back to jail after guilty plea, 'wants to start rehab'

Cousins leaves Armadale court, January 2017 (AAP: Richard Wainwright) ABC Sport

Former AFL star Ben Cousins has been remanded in custody after admitting a string of charges including stalking and drug possession.

Amateur stargazers share passion for all things space

Radio telescope at the Mount Pleasant Observatory (ABC Radio Hobart: Carol Raabus) ABC Radio Hobart

Founded in 1934, the Astronomical Society of Tasmania is still going strong, with nearly 700 people at their last event.

Could Tasmanian tigers be living in the wilds of Cape York Peninsula?

Thylacines (Wikimedia Commons: John Gould) ABC Far North

Despite the wide acceptance of their extinction, people have reported sightings of the thylacine on Cape York since the 1870s.

Food growers feeling the 'Sydney squeeze'

Food growers feeling the 'Sydney squeeze' (ABC Radio Sydney) ABC Radio Sydney

Areas in south west Sydney traditionally used to grow food are now slated for housing.

The Exercise Room: Getting kids moving

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Australia's latest national report card on physical activity has shown that parents, schools and governments are failing.

Fact sheet: A planted paradise

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Costa gets up-close and personal with some colourful characters to find out how their garden paradise was created.

I don't want to speak up

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What can the rest of the world learn from those of us who like to be quieter?

Analysis & Opinion : Views on the issues of the day

How did the country's energy crisis get to this?

The Hazelwood power station will begin the staged shutdown of its eight units from March 27.By political editor Chris Uhlmann

How the free market failed Australia and priced us out of our own gas supply

While Asia is enjoying low prices for Australian gas, back home things are getting worse.By business editor Ian Verrender

Masterstroke or mistake? The fall of Brendon Grylls and his mining tax

Brendon Grylls took to the airwaves this week to accept defeat and defend his mining tax idea.Andrew O'Connor

Are populist politicians losing their grip?

Populist anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders and his Freedom Party failed to get 30 seats in the Dutch election.By Stan Grant

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