The 38-year-old is charged with having sexual intercourse with the 11-month-old girl and of murdering her in the NSW central west in April 2014, while the child's mother was in hospital.
Police would like to speak with a man who was wearing a fluoro vest and was standing at the front of a shopping centre beauty parlour when a man walked in and allegedly attacked his estranged wife with an axe.
Australian photojournalist Lorrie Graham has spent the better part of four decades working on assignments around the world and at home and said while it has never been harder to work as a photojournalist.
OK, here's some practice questions: 1. Where in Perth is a statue of a young girl called 'Judith'?
While welcoming a recent AFL internal report recommending future joint investigations with ASADA, outgoing chief executive of the sports anti-doping body, Ben McDevitt, believes football administrators should embrace global moves to independent disciplinary tribunals.
An Australian photographer who documented the Standing Rock protests is set to have his first solo exhibition in Sydney
For the first time since the launch of the European project in the 1950s, the US no longer sees the EU as an asset in the diplomatic equation. Many in the White House would happily see it broken up.
A man accused of a vicious assault on his estranged wife struck her 24 times, with a hatchet he'd bought from Bunnings, at Melbourne's Fountain Gate shopping centre, a court has heard.
A prisoner was taken to hospital after injured during an "altercation" at a new correctional facility south west of Melbourne.
"Hugh Bartley and his classmates are better men than Mark Latham has ever been."
The Category 4 storm left properties damaged and people seriously injured across north Queensland.
No matter what the US president does, the physics and chemical impacts of burning coal, oil and gas are uncontroversial.
With Wall Street defying gravity, most are looking elsewhere for value but some investors are still drawn to the US market.
Sean Spicer finally seemed to reach a breaking point when it comes to Trump and Russia.
More than 63,000 people remain without power and isolated communities in the north are still out of contact.
The ASX continues to push higher after hitting a near-two year peak yesterday, as banks and miners climb in unison, while Fairfax shares spike to their highest since 2011 on talk of a private equity offer.
A day after he tweeted that the Trump Russia story was a "hoax" Donald Trump's administration was revealed to be going to extraordinary lengths to thwart the airing of explosive evidence before a congressional committee.
Australia's tomato and capsicum supply could be under threat after Cyclone Debbie smashed the key production area around Bowen on the Queensland central coast.
Powerful developers flex bigger planning muscles, while councils are largely powerless.
Families displaced by a fire in a Fitzroy public-housing block will be offered temporary accommodation until they can return, the Housing Minister says.
Sydney Airport's long-time chief executive Kerrie Mather has revealed her plans to relinquish the reins just weeks ahead of a crucial decision about whether to build and operate a new airport in western Sydney.
When the head of a small Italian museum called Detective Inspector Alexander Horn of the Munich Police, she asked him if he investigated cold cases.
Police have made a breakthrough in the mysterious death of an English dancer whose body was found in a Melbourne CBD strip club more than three months ago.
Bowen residents assess the damage after harrowing cyclone.
Canterbury coach Des Hasler remains confident he will ink an extension to stay at the Bulldogs, despite the intense scrutiny placed on him in the lead up to Thursday's NRL clash with Brisbane.
Noticed your iPhone running a little more smoothly this morning, and with some extra storage space?
It's been advertised as the "best job on the planet". And there's a long list of criteria for the successful candidate.
Spiders are quite literally all around us. A recent entomological survey of North Carolina homes turned up spiders in 100 per cent of them, including 68 per cent of bathrooms and more than three-quarters of bedrooms.
NSW and Victoria risk falling behind a soaring tourism market, new government figures show, after the east coast states experienced only a quarter of the growth in tourism numbers of the Northern Territory and half that of WA.
Queenslanders are waking up to a huge clean up following Cyclone Debbie, which is still bringing heavy rain as it works its way through the state.
In the midst of Cyclone Debbie's path of destruction, a piece of good news has emerged: a baby girl has been born at a Whitsundays ambulance station.
Daisy Pearce has been named captain of the first female AFL All-Australian team.
Adelaide premiership co-captain Erin Phillips has capped her outstanding AFLW season by winning the best and fairest award.
Australian broadcasters can't even rely on the Baby Boomers to prop up the numbers as traditional television continues to bleed viewers.
"We'll sort it out later."
Washington: From a Florida prison, Shatarka Nuby penned a letter to the state's health department about her cosmetically enhanced buttocks.
Prime Minister Theresa May says she will enter European Union exit talks representing everyone in Britain - including millions of EU nationals living in the UK.
Retailers are asking for the minimum wage to be increased by less than the inflation rate a month after winning a reduction in Sunday penalty rates.
ACT police is seeking help finding missing-Canberra woman Lin Dennien who was last seen in Bruce around 10:30am on Sunday March 26.
The Russian presidential election season has started with cries of frustration from the younger generation and the prospect of a harsh crackdown by the Kremlin.
Ride-share company employs a relative dearth of women and racial minorities, particularly in technical roles, it said Tuesday.
The bulls have taken over again as the US and European market caught a bid with triple digit gains in the DOW and solid gains in the commodities space. The bullish picture for equities remains as the blame game around the failed repeal of the Obama healthcare act and politics in general take a back seat once again to real economic growth.
Rest assured Queensland, the fire that broke out at Brisbane's landmark XXXX brewery will not affect supply of the humble beer.
A Glen Iris family has been left terrorised after bandits, including a 13-year-old girl, entered their home masquerading as police.
Fed vice chair Stanley Fischer said policymakers' median estimate for two more rate hikes this year "seems about right".
Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.
Plus the average ACT electricity bill is set to rise and why the ACT government is shopping for thongs and underwear.
The Berejiklian government has been accused of being "reckless in the extreme" by making a "last-minute" decision in relation to its land titles registry privatisation that Labor claims could potentially cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
French authorities shot dead a Chinese man at his Paris home, triggering rioting in the French capital by members of the Chinese community.
Despite the numerous leaks surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S8 launch, there's still a few surprises left for the event.
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