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'Is the gunman still around?': The question Coralie remembers 35 years on
The debate on the ethics of medically assisted dying has reached a new high.
The debate on the ethics of medically assisted dying has reached a new high.
Pay TV numbers remain steady while free-to-air television continues to bleed viewers.
RMIT has become the first university in Australia to offer courses based on Apple's 'App Development with Swift' curriculum.
The best photos from around the world as chosen by Fairfax picture editors.
He is a regular at charity functions, an Indigenous mentor who played for his country. But Glen Ella has started avoiding social events because people keep asking him what is going on.
But LNP leader Tim Nicholls says his party can "absolutely" fend off One Nation, despite their retirement.
Sallyanne Atkinson, Jim Soorley, Tim Quinn, Campbell Newman and Graham Quirk look into their crystal balls to divine where they see Queensland's capital in 30 years.
Extraordinary dash-cam footage of the moment a runaway car became airborne, drove over another car and ploughed into a hospital has emerged.
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has sabotaged a pact to salvage a multibillion-dollar, 11-nation Pacific Rim trade deal at the last minute, surprising leaders of the other nations, including Australia's Malcolm Turnbull.
Melbourne is at risk of losing valuable shipping trade interstate because of a failure to plan for the emergence of bigger container ships that will not be able to safely pass beneath the West gate Bridge or safely navigate the Yarra River channel, industry warns.
Hundreds of people protesting against the treatment of refugees on Manus Island have shut down a major CBD street.
Matthew Guy kneels by the stream and takes a drink, awestruck by the mountain ash trees towering above.
For most of us pool is game played in a pub, often with schooner in hand, while catching up with mates at the end of the working week.
The sister of former prime minister Tony Abbott said protesters "shredded" her outfit and tried to punch her.
"Every good shed should have a photo of the Queen."
Honey Birdette's Managing Director has dismissed a petition calling the lingerie chain's advertising pornographic as "ridiculous."
In the final drawing the once skinny hero has bulked up and is pictured with a machine gun surrounded by blood-soaked corpses. Two years later, Knight lived out this fantasy.
There has been a bizarre new twist in the eligibility crisis that has engulfed the federal Parliament.
The former prime minister says plans for Midnight Oil concerts shows the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust is alienating public land for commercial gain
An armed Papuan group has occupied two villages near the massive Grasberg copper-gold mine as tensions escalate in the restive Indonesian province.
On a grassed oval in Eastwood, in the heart of the Bennelong electorate, local Liberal member John Alexander was liberated from his locks.
The LNP will preference One Nation over Labor in a majority of seats where all three parties run.
Canterbury Bulldogs fullback Brad Abbey is officially a Raider.
The match of the World Cup so far will take place on Saturday at Waikato Stadium amid defections, bad blood and the potential of a boilover that would throw New Zealand's finals hopes into disarray.
The Gold Coast have earmarked Canberra centre Joey Leilua as the man to replace Jarryd Hayne if the cross-code star returns to Parramatta.
President Donald Trump has warned the United States will no longer tolerate 'chronic trade abuses' and would insist on fair and equal trade policies in a defiant speech to Pacific Rim countries in Vietnam.
It even comes complete with indoor swings.
But there will be plenty of Christmas trees - real ones - and lights and festivities popping up just down the road.
The ACT government more than tripled its original budget for its new reportable conduct scheme.
The RSPCA says its "highly concerned" by the recent number of cases of dogs being left in hot cars, with more than 80 reports received in just the past five weeks.
Qatar Airways says customers will be the biggest winners from new competition for international flights.
The census found 333 people with a usual residence of the Braidwood region have a place of work in the ACT.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls won't face off in one of the traditional debates of the election campaign after failing to agree to a date.
Dave McLachlan was sacked for organising a protest where workers stripped down to their underpants. Now he's got his job back.
Who would emerge from Air Force One as it touched down? Would it be tough-guy Trump from Twitter, or deal-maker Trump from The Apprentice?
The head of Canadian dairy heavyweight Saputo believes that the company will acquire the distressed dairy processor Murray Goulburn and says a top priority is to lift the processor's annual milk volume to 2.5 billion litres.
The government is already fighting a byelection in Barnaby Joyce's seat of New England.
As family and friends of Keith Stevens mourned his death, police interviewed two teenagers about multiple offences committed over the past fortnight.
The factional warfare gripping Victorian Labor is set to intensify.
One of Australia's most respected barristers says three more lower house MPs would likely be disqualified from Parliament by the High Court.
The girl suffered extensive injuries and on Friday was in a serious but stable condition in hospital.
Chinese families visiting Australia are helping spread the message about Australian infant formula, and keeping the industry booming.
Club Lime gym has ordered a $70,000 floor to dampen noise within the Ori Building.
Patrick Cronin's family want the teenager remembered for what he was doing when he suffered the punch that ended his life - helping out a mate.
A four-minute video of his friend bobbing alone in the water explores disparate lives
The Australian War Memorial's artist in residence has been honoured by the French government.
Plus they're launching ready made meals with plans to deliver nationally.
"'Put them in the recycling, it's okay, we'll sort it out at the other end".
Up to $1.2 billion must be spent in NSW alone to deliver power created by the Snowy Hydro expansion, new figures show, prompting a prediction that power customers will be slugged $160 million a year to pay for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's pet project.
The ACT government has moved to ensure the work of a Canberra engineer is independently checked after concerns were raised of "inadequate engineering services".
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