A major search is set to get underway on Friday for missing South Australian woman Tanja Ebert, who is thought to have been murdered.
The federal government's woes are deepening with a third cabinet minister to be referred to the High Court over dual citizenship.
Government backbencher Barry O'Sullivan may have fallen foul of the constitution because of family business dealings.
Deputy Nationals Leader Fiona Nash will be referred to the High Court after receiving advice that she is a British citizen.
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong and two other student leaders have been sentenced to prison in connection with pro-democracy protests in 2014.
A Nick Xenophon Team MP in the South Australian upper house has quit the party in a stoush over electoral reform.
A Senate inquiry has heard millions of dollars will be spent on the same-sex marriage poll before the High Court determines whether to block it.
Questions have been raised over whether coalition backbencher Barry O'Sullivan's family's business dealings may put him in breach of the constitution.
A man says he heard the moment a driver was shot and killed by a policeman in Melbourne.
Former Labor treasurer Wayne Swan is touring Australia with former UK minister Ed Balls to reminisce about the experiences of the global financial crisis.
A small clinical trial of a new immunotherapy treatment has seen more than two-thirds of children with a peanut allergy cured.
Ford will contact thousands of owners of its Focus model car after it was revealed they have a fault which could cause them to catch fire.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has entered the Senate wearing a burqa, drawing a stinging rebuke from Attorney-General George Brandis.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has entered the Senate wearing a burqa.
The man who started the fight that led to the one-punch death of Brisbane teenager Cole Miller has walked from court after 19 months behind bars.
Marking his first 100 days as South Korean president, Moon Jae-in has again warned North Korea not to put a nuclear warhead on an ICBM.
Telstra executives have defended the board's decision to cut dividends, saying it will help the business achieve success in the future.
Former Australian prime minister John Howard will have a library named in his honour at Old Parliament House later this year.
Andrew Forrest has won a legal challenge to prevent sand mining on his WA cattle station but lost an appeal against uranium exploration lease applications.
Senators have slammed the ABC's decision to cut the transmission of shortwave radio, accusing the public broadcaster of ignoring the bush.
The mother of the anti-racism protester killed in Charlottesville has told mourners her daughter's death has only magnified her message.
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