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- Iraq crisis: Isis attacks Baiji oil refinery live updates
- Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten trade insults on budget politics live
- Cheaper text messages likely as consumer watchdog targets telcos
- Nigerian World Cup fans targeted by deadly bomb
- Peter ONeill arrest warrant hearings adjourned for a week
- Thai junta drive to 'return happiness' - in pictures
- James Ashby pulls pin on legal action, but he had already sunk the Slipper
- Barry OFarrell calls for sacking of senior Catholic priest
- Julie Bishop backs US as key ally and superpower despite China's rise
- Coles faces $3m in fines after losing court battle over bread freshness
- From the archive, 18 June 1941: Canadian soldier on leave searches for English roots
- Julie Bishop overhauls foreign aid program with 'aid-for-trade' plan
- Sweeping social security changes introduced to parliament
- China armoury blast kills 17 soldiers
- Baden-Clay trial: scratches looked like fingernail marks, doctor says
- PNG offshore detention challenge fails in the Australian high court
- Georgia carries out first US execution since botched Oklahoma lethal injection
- Kathy Jackson says stress of tackling corrupt boss put her in mental hospital
- Bus assault: two young women to be sentenced in September
- Double dissolution trigger provided by Senate rejection of bill to abolish CEFC
- Blue Mountains bushfire: mayor welcomes action on Defence failures
- Gerard Baden-Clays call to the police - audio
- Boat sinks off Malaysia with dozens feared drowned
- James Ashby says he will drop case against former Speaker Peter Slipper
- Labor plans 'country caucus' to tap regional voters alienated by budget
| Iraq crisis: Isis attacks Baiji oil refinery live updates Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:49 AM PDT
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| Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten trade insults on budget politics live Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:44 AM PDT Foreign minister Julie Bishop to announce an overhaul of Australia's $5bn aid program as political contention over the budget continues. All the developments from Canberra, live       |
| Cheaper text messages likely as consumer watchdog targets telcos Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:44 AM PDT ACCC to start regulating the fees companies charge each other for sending SMS messages across networks Continue reading... |
| Nigerian World Cup fans targeted by deadly bomb Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:40 AM PDT At least 21 people killed and many injured in latest attack on football viewing venues blamed on Boko Haram militants Continue reading...  |
| Peter ONeill arrest warrant hearings adjourned for a week Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:35 AM PDT Stay application on warrant for arrest of PNG prime minister on hold amid fears government will scrap anti-corruption watchdog Continue reading...      |
| Thai junta drive to 'return happiness' - in pictures Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:28 AM PDT With free meals, music concerts and dancing soldiers, Thailand's junta is waging a propaganda offensive to encourage 'national happiness' following a military coup that has severely restricted civil liberties. Since seizing power on May 22 from an elected government, the army has banned public protests, censored the media and summoned hundreds of politicians, activists and academics for questioning Continue reading... |
| James Ashby pulls pin on legal action, but he had already sunk the Slipper Posted: 18 Jun 2014 12:27 AM PDT Cancelling the lawsuit came clothed in the rhetoric of deep reflection and emotional strain, but the key issue was money       |
| Barry OFarrell calls for sacking of senior Catholic priest Posted: 17 Jun 2014 11:57 PM PDT Former NSW premier wants Brian Lucas removed as secretary of Catholic Bishops Conference over his response to abuse report Continue reading... |
| Julie Bishop backs US as key ally and superpower despite China's rise Posted: 17 Jun 2014 11:15 PM PDT Foreign minister tells Canberra conference 'the United States will remain the single most powerful state in the world' Continue reading...      |
| Coles faces $3m in fines after losing court battle over bread freshness Posted: 17 Jun 2014 11:01 PM PDT Bread advertised fresh, baked today and sold today included one product from Ireland first baked months earlier  |
| From the archive, 18 June 1941: Canadian soldier on leave searches for English roots Posted: 17 Jun 2014 11:00 PM PDT Every evening he was going to write to his father about what he had done and seen in Bristol Continue reading...  |
| Julie Bishop overhauls foreign aid program with 'aid-for-trade' plan Posted: 17 Jun 2014 10:52 PM PDT Foreign affairs minister will impose stricter rules to ensure recipient countries and projects deliver value for money       |
| Sweeping social security changes introduced to parliament Posted: 17 Jun 2014 10:15 PM PDT Welfare measures announced in budget will affect both old and young, as well as people on disability support and single parents       |
| China armoury blast kills 17 soldiers Posted: 17 Jun 2014 09:58 PM PDT Troops were stacking ammunition when it blew up at base in Hengyang city, Hunan province, state media reports Continue reading... |
| Baden-Clay trial: scratches looked like fingernail marks, doctor says Posted: 17 Jun 2014 09:58 PM PDT The court heard earlier that Baden-Clay had told a police officer his facial injuries were caused by an old razor blade  |
| PNG offshore detention challenge fails in the Australian high court Posted: 17 Jun 2014 09:51 PM PDT Manus Island asylum seeker brought case saying the arrangement in PNG was unconstitutional Continue reading...      |
| Georgia carries out first US execution since botched Oklahoma lethal injection Posted: 17 Jun 2014 09:42 PM PDT Marcus Wellons, 59, put to death with pentobarbital after last-minute appeals were denied Continue reading... |
| Kathy Jackson says stress of tackling corrupt boss put her in mental hospital Posted: 17 Jun 2014 08:58 PM PDT Union official breaks down as she gives evidence to the royal commission into union corruption       |
| Bus assault: two young women to be sentenced in September Posted: 17 Jun 2014 08:34 PM PDT Lawyers say the pair will plead guilty of assaulting an elderly, vision-impaired man on a Gold Coast bus in February       |
| Double dissolution trigger provided by Senate rejection of bill to abolish CEFC Posted: 17 Jun 2014 08:27 PM PDT Clean Energy Finance Corporation could also survive new Senate, which begins on 1 July       |
| Blue Mountains bushfire: mayor welcomes action on Defence failures Posted: 17 Jun 2014 08:01 PM PDT Report outlines how Defence personnel were nearly killed as they fought fire on military range with unexploded ordnance       |
| Gerard Baden-Clays call to the police - audio Posted: 17 Jun 2014 07:37 PM PDT Audio recordings of Gerard Baden-Clay's triple-zero call to report that his wife was missing and a subsequent interview with police were played on the fifth day of Baden-Clay's murder trial in Brisbane. He told police he and his wife were in serious financial trouble the day Allison Baden-Clay vanished, the court heard Continue reading...  |
| Boat sinks off Malaysia with dozens feared drowned Posted: 17 Jun 2014 07:27 PM PDT Vessel coming from Indonesia had 97 on board when it sank in Strait of Malacca, say Malaysian authorities Continue reading... |
| James Ashby says he will drop case against former Speaker Peter Slipper Posted: 17 Jun 2014 07:23 PM PDT This has been an intense and emotionally draining time for me and my family, says the former Slipper staffer  |
| Labor plans 'country caucus' to tap regional voters alienated by budget Posted: 17 Jun 2014 07:19 PM PDT Federal move would ensure rural impact of every major policy is taken into account, believes Joel Fitzgibbon Continue reading...      |
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