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FBI director James Comey confirms investigation of possible links between Russia and Donald Trump.
Cabinet has agreed on a proposal to water down Australia's racial discrimination laws.
Your life is dominated by algorithms and you know next-to-nothing about how they work.
Unsure about having kids? Women explain why they don't want to be mums and how being childfree is turning out.
Staff at a busy Australian airport say they've been sleeping at work because they can't afford to go home between shifts.
Australia and India are both claiming the advantage after a draw in Ranchi tied the series at 1-1.
A panel packed with media representatives discussed fake news, alternative facts, echo chambers and an 'information war'.
Singapore Airlines will review its international flights to and from Canberra, but the company insists it remains committed to the region, and the move is designed to make the service more successful.
Cameras, iPads laptops and more will be banned in carry-on luggage on some flights from Middle Eastern and North African…
Known as "Amp Camp", the camp run by the Amputee Association of NSW helps children with limb differences feel accepted.
Amnesty International says it is appalled by the arrest of prominent human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor in the United…
Todd Sampson puts his faith in science to the ultimate test in a series of epic experiments.
A head-spinning conversation about the wonders of space.
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Former AFL star Ben Cousins has been remanded in custody after admitting a string of charges including stalking and drug possession.
Founded in 1934, the Astronomical Society of Tasmania is still going strong, with nearly 700 people at their last event.
Despite the wide acceptance of their extinction, people have reported sightings of the thylacine on Cape York since the 1870s.
Areas in south west Sydney traditionally used to grow food are now slated for housing.
Australia's latest national report card on physical activity has shown that parents, schools and governments are failing.
Costa gets up-close and personal with some colourful characters to find out how their garden paradise was created.
What can the rest of the world learn from those of us who like to be quieter?
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