| | | | An "IT systems outage" blamed for the significant delays processing passengers at all Australian international airports has now been fixed — but authorities say long waits are still expected. | | | | A court hears Sarah Hanson-Young began to doubt she could be taken seriously in Canberra because people were more interested in her sex life than her role as a senator, after she was allegedly defamed by David Leyonhjelm. | | | | Australian poet Les Murray dies at a nursing home at Taree on the New South Wales north coast. | | | | Restaurants and shops in central Melbourne are evacuated as fire engulfs and destroys a Chinese chicken eatery in the CBD, sending smoke billowing through the city. | | | | Baby killer Kathleen Folbigg wipes away tears as she gives evidence about the diaries used to convict her of murdering her children, telling an inquiry she was "scared to death of not finding my child alive". | | | | Rock climbers are calling for the end of a ban preventing them accessing parts of the national park but authorities are standing firm, citing environmental and cultural damage in the area which is home to about 90 per cent of south-eastern Australia's Aboriginal rock art. | | | | Australians lost at least $489 million to scammers in 2018 — and that's just the cases reported to the consumer watchdog. | | | | One of Queensland's leading universities is forced to backflip over a decision not to award female runners prize money at a weekend fun run. | | | | Six years as Opposition Leader had many expecting the Labor leader would comfortably win government, but Bill Shorten has fast become a man under pressure, writes Jade Macmillan. | | | | Leeds United coach Marcelo Bielsa stuns the footballing world by allowing Aston Villa to score unopposed after his side broke one of football's unwritten rules. | | | | After fleeing domestic violence with her three children and losing her job, Jane* had more than 30 rental applications rejected — new data suggests her situation is not uncommon. | | | | UK police investigate after a photo said to show the body of Emiliano Sala — who died in a plane crash while flying over the English Channel en route to his new club Cardiff — emerges on social media. | | | | The controversial candidate could not confirm whether workers would be repaid before the election. | | | | Organisers of the Trieste half-marathon say they wanted to ban African athletes because of concerns the runners were being "exploited" by managers. | | | | Cancer survivor and AFL premiership player Jarryd Roughead is targeted in what has been described as a "disgraceful" social media post, drawing condemnation from Hawthorn and Carlton. | | | | Daniel Ricciardo's tough start to the season continues in Azerbaijan as he reverses into a rival after overshooting a corner, ending both drivers' races. | | | | A male model dies after falling ill and reportedly tripping over his shoelaces on the catwalk during Sao Paulo's Fashion Week in Brazil, in an incident the crowd initially believed was part of a performance. | | | | An Adelaide woman explains why she and her friends have been placing toys and flowers on the grave of a little boy who died in 1885, after a local historian could not solve the mystery. | | | | She tried. She failed. But still she conquered. When her efforts to raise awareness of the world's water crisis by running 100 marathons in 100 days derailed, Mina Guli was distraught. But it was the beginning of something even bigger and better. | | | | How well do undecided voters rate Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten? The country's most prominent political leaders have been on the road for weeks now, trying to convince the electorate they're trustworthy and competent. The ABC's Vote Compass survey asked voters to rate our leaders out of 10, and they don't seem to be going all that well. | | | | A medical professional has expressed concern about the practice of extreme eating, pointing to health outcomes on a range from 'bad, to very bad', including death. | | | | The number of women over the age of 55 experiencing housing stress and homelessness is rising in Australia, but the increasing interest in tiny homes may provide a viable solution. | |  |
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