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  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Government to release Great Barrier Reef 2050 sustainability plan

    The Federal Government is today expected to release the final version of its long-term plan for the Great Barrier Reef, ahead of the World Heritage Committee's decision on whether to place the reef on the "in danger" list in June.

  4. Solar eclipse captured on social media

    A solar eclipse provides a spectacular sight for some across northern Europe and in remote Arctic islands, though many were left disappointed with cloudy skies blocking views.

  5. Baby born between two cyclones ready for Nathan

    Born between two cyclones, three-week-old Jasmine is a picture of serenity amongst the preparations in Nhulunbuy for Tropical Cyclone Nathan, which is predicted to hit the small town on Sunday morning

  6. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  7. Vanuatu makes plans to revive tourism industry after Cyclone Pam

    Vanuatu's tourism industry sets plans in motion to encourage tourists back to the country, a week after Tropical Cyclone Pam lashed across the region.

  8. Stabbing victim's father looks on as accused killer faces court

    The father of 17-year-old stabbing victim Masa Vukotic attends the second court appearance of his daughter's accused killer, Sean Price, in Melbourne.

  9. Dozens killed in Yemen mosque suicide bombings

    Triple suicide bombings kill at least 46 people at mosques in the Yemeni capital attended by Shiite Huthi militiamen who have seized control of the city, medics say.

  10. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  11. French couple given two-year suspended sentence for 'stealing' 271 Picasso works

    A French court hands down a two-year suspended sentence to a former electrician and his wife for hiding 271 Picasso works in their garage for close to 40 years.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Stabbing victim's father looks on as accused killer faces court

    The father of 17-year-old stabbing victim Masa Vukotic attends the second court appearance of his daughter's accused killer, Sean Price, in Melbourne.

  4. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  5. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  6. Lindt cafe reopens three months after deadly Sydney siege

    Workers return to the Lindt cafe in Sydney's Martin Place three months after a siege that claimed the lives of two hostages.

  7. Four men jailed for manslaughter for beating Alice Springs man to death

    Three men will serve at least 10 years in jail, and another one at least eight years, as they are sentenced for manslaughter for beating a man to death at a town camp near Alice Springs.

  8. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  9. Labor, Coalition announce green initiatives in NSW election battle

    The Coalition promises a $100 million package to protect endangered species while Labor says it will install solar panels in schools if elected.

  10. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  11. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  12. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Stabbing victim's father looks on as accused killer faces court

    The father of 17-year-old stabbing victim Masa Vukotic attends the second court appearance of his daughter's accused killer, Sean Price, in Melbourne.

  4. Arrested pair 'linked to large drug, money laundering syndicate'

    Two men arrested in a raid in North Caulfield are believed to be linked to a large drug and money laundering syndicate, police say.

  5. PM backs down on insistence Victorian Government build East West Link

    Prime Minister Tony Abbott publicly backs down from his insistence the Victorian Government build the East West Link road tunnel and instead commits to consider funding another major road project.

  6. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  7. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  8. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  9. Pilot killed in crop-duster crash in western Victoria

    A pilot is killed in a light plane crash while crop dusting near Warrnambool, in Victoria's south-west.

  10. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  11. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  12. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Sixth greyhound trainer banned for life over live baiting

    Racing Queensland dishes out another life ban for a greyhound trainer in the wake of the live baiting scandal.

  4. Fresh confession claim in McCulkin family murder mystery

    One of Queensland's most enduring murder mysteries takes another dramatic twist with new claims the victim's husband made a deathbed confession.

  5. Residents dodge bullet as TC Nathan crosses north Queensland coast

    Cooktown residents breathe a sigh of relief after Tropical Cyclone Nathan crosses the far north Queensland coast and is downgraded to a category three system.

  6. Choppers search for adults, children missing in remote Queensland

    Two helicopters help police search for six people - including three children - missing in a remote part of Queensland's Gulf of Carpentaria.

  7. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  8. More than a dozen Queensland towns break March temperature records

    Towns across outback Queensland break records for the hottest March day with Richmond hitting 42.7 degrees Celsius.

  9. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  10. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  11. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  12. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  13. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. AFP called to WA detention centre as protest enters second night

    The Australian Federal Police are called to the Yongah Hill detention facility in Northam as up to 30 people reportedly take to the rooftops in a protest that has now entered its second night.

  3. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  4. French tourist jailed over WA crash death

    A French farm worker who was driving on the wrong side of the road when he killed a motorcyclist near Albany last year is sentenced to twelve months in jail.

  5. One killed, toddler injured in Bedfordale crash

    One person has died and six others - including a toddler - are injured in a crash involving two cars at Bedfordale, 40 kilometres south-east of Perth.

  6. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  7. Scullion denies remote communities will be 'shut down'

    Indigenous communities in WA will not be shut down and the State Government should tell Aboriginal people that, Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion says.

  8. Man arrested after 'crashing 4WD, stealing passer-by's car'

    A man who police say was involved in a fiery crash on the Mitchell Freeway in Perth is arrested after allegedly stealing the car of a good Samaritan who stopped to help.

  9. Fresh confession claim in McCulkin family murder mystery

    One of Queensland's most enduring murder mysteries takes another dramatic twist with new claims the victim's husband made a deathbed confession.

  10. Woman banned from owning pets after dogs starved, abandoned

    A Perth woman is banned from having a pet for 20 years after leaving two dogs with dirty water and without food.

  11. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  12. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  13. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  14. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Domestic violence foundation set up by murder victim's children

    The children of an Adelaide murder victim are launching a foundation to improve the lives of women and children who have faced violence.

  4. Dumped asbestos removed swiftly from Osborne site, Renewal SA says

    A government agency says tonnes of dumped waste including asbestos has been swiftly removed from a site at Osborne in Adelaide's north-west, to ensure there is no public risk.

  5. Jesuit priest jailed over child pornography

    An Adelaide Jesuit priest and teacher found with more than 1,500 pornographic images of boys is jailed for more than two years.

  6. Woman charged over SA child neglect wanted on warrant

    A woman charged over one of South Australia's worst cases of child neglect is wanted on a warrant after breaching the terms of her supervised licence.

  7. Electronic patient records rollout facing problems for new Royal Adelaide

    The set-up of electronic patient records for the new Royal Adelaide Hospital is facing significant problems, the Auditor-General says.

  8. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  9. Henry Keogh could still face retrial over Anna-Jane Cheney death

    An Adelaide man who spent two decades behind bars for the murder of his fiancée, before having his conviction overturned, may be heading for a retrial.

  10. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  11. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

  12. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  13. No laws breached by use of hidden cameras at SA Pathology

    Covert surveillance cameras used to spy on staff at SA Pathology were inappropriate but no laws were breached, an independent investigation finds.

  14. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  3. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  4. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

  5. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  6. Four men jailed for manslaughter for beating Alice Springs man to death

    Three men will serve at least 10 years in jail, and another one at least eight years, as they are sentenced for manslaughter for beating a man to death at a town camp near Alice Springs.

  7. New $17 million fire station in South Tuggeranong opens

    Tuggeranong residents can breathe a sigh of relief with the new $17 million fire and rescue station in South Tuggeranong now complete.

  8. Zoe Marshall vowing to continue volunteering in Vanuatu: family

    The family of Zoe Marshall says the Canberra teen has vowed to stay in Vanuatu to continue her volunteer work in a remote village.

  9. Stabbing victim's father looks on as accused killer faces court

    The father of 17-year-old stabbing victim Masa Vukotic attends the second court appearance of his daughter's accused killer, Sean Price, in Melbourne.

  10. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  11. Scrunchies preventing wildlife deaths: study

    A fashion relic of the late eighties and nineties, the humble scrunchie finds a new lease on life preventing the slaughter of wildlife by domestic cats.

  12. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Hobart school reports decades-old sexual misconduct allegations

    A former Calvin Christian School student makes an allegation of sexual misconduct happening at the Hobart school more than 25 years ago.

  3. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  4. New iron ore mine proposed for Tasmania's north-west

    A Tasmanian-based mining company seeks approval for a new magnetite iron ore mine at Rogetta, near Hampshire in the state's north-west.

  5. Petition launched to make bullying a criminal offence

    Tasmanian Greens Leader Kim Booth throws his support behind a petition by awareness group Angels Hope to make bullying an offence.

  6. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  7. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  8. Disadvantage does not end with death for Australia's underprivileged

    Homeless and chronically mentally ill people are missing out on end-of-life planning and care, according to new research.

  9. Stabbing victim's father looks on as accused killer faces court

    The father of 17-year-old stabbing victim Masa Vukotic attends the second court appearance of his daughter's accused killer, Sean Price, in Melbourne.

  10. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  11. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

  12. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  13. Tasmanian whisky makers earn more accolades on world stage

    Tasmania's reputation for world class whisky is cemented with awards in London for a local distiller and pioneer Bill Lark inducted into an international Hall of Fame.

Top Stories

  1. Malcolm Fraser dies at 84

    Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Fraser is being remembered as "a giant of Australian politics" and a "great moral compass" following his death early on Friday morning at the age of 84.

  2. Malcolm Fraser remembered as a 'great friend' of the NT

    The Northern Territory is remembering the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser for his impact on the land rights movement and signing over self-government.

  3. Four men jailed for manslaughter for beating Alice Springs man to death

    Three men will serve at least 10 years in jail, and another one at least eight years, as they are sentenced for manslaughter for beating a man to death at a town camp near Alice Springs.

  4. Calls for land access agreements between cattle producers and miners

    A storm is brewing in the Northern Territory between small-scale miners and cattle producers, prompting the NT Cattlemen's Association to call for a system of mandatory access agreements to avoid conflict between the two industries.

  5. Baby born between two cyclones ready for Nathan

    Born between two cyclones, three-week-old Jasmine is a picture of serenity amongst the preparations in Nhulunbuy for Tropical Cyclone Nathan, which is predicted to hit the small town on Sunday morning

  6. Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final

    Shane Watson guides Australia to an emphatic six-wicket victory over Pakistan and send the co-hosts into a blockbuster World Cup semi-final with reigning champions India.

  7. Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released

    A long-awaited immigration report into allegations of sexual assault at the refugee detention centre on Nauru recommends a string of changes to the way the centre operates.

  8. Hugh Jackman, AFL stars support remote communities remaining open

    Hugh Jackman joins AFL stars in calling for Indigenous people to be allowed to stay in their remote communities as the Western Australian Government moves to shut some down.

  9. Father of Australian killed in Tunisia laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of Javier Camelo, the Australian killed in Tunisia museum attack, laments the "irony" of losing family members to terrorists after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  10. Darwin boxer prepares for hometown bout

    Jamie Clee only took up boxing in 2013 and after winning three of his last four fights, is preparing for his next mixed martial arts fight in his hometown.

  11. Vanuatu babies named Pam after tropical cyclone

    Pam and Pamela have suddenly become popular names for new babies in Vanuatu since the country was hit by Cyclone Pam last Friday.

  12. Palau to reopen caves sealed off after WWII battles

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces in 1944 are set to be reopened in Palau ahead of a visit by Japan's emperor.

  13. Iranian migrant's photo takes out national photo portrait prize

    A mysterious photo of a young Iranian boy takes out one of Australia's biggest photography prizes.

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser in his own words

  3. Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career

  4. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  5. Read Malcolm Fraser's first political speech

  6. The most used words in Malcolm Fraser's tweets

  7. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  8. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  9. Vanuatu expats still waiting to hear from families after Cyclone Pam

  10. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  11. Cyclone Pam in pictures

  12. Most NSW voters do not believe anti-terrorism laws go too far: Vote Compass

  13. The Army, my family

  14. Spectacular northern lights captured from ISS

Features

  1. Full coverage: NSW election

  2. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  3. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  4. Fraser in his own words

  5. NSW election policies: Where the parties stand

  6. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  7. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  8. Cyclone Pam in pictures

  9. NSW community rallies after loss of iconic pub

  10. Most NSW voters do not believe anti-terrorism laws go too far: Vote Compass

  11. Mural art gives graffiti the brush-off

  12. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  3. Fraser in his own words

  4. Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career

  5. Read Malcolm Fraser's first speech

  6. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  7. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  8. Melbourne's Courtney Barnett: an unassuming musical success story.

  9. Clarke and Dawe: Does Australia need a Government?

  10. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  11. The Army, my family

  12. Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS

  13. One Life: Kate Grenville tells her mother's story

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser in his own words

  3. Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career

  4. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  5. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  6. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  7. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  8. Qld cotton growers working to provide shelter to cyclone Pam survivors

  9. Delaying dredging will give the Great Barrier Reef breathing room

  10. Queensland growers struggle to keep up with China's insatiable hunger for macadamias

  11. Water shortage grips drought-hit outback Qld town

  12. Historic car race returns to Mount Coot-tha

  13. Winton to host filmmakers of historical American mini-series

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Fraser in his own words

  3. Gnaraloo Station calls for pastoral lease clarity, as deadline approaches

  4. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  5. Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career

  6. Read Malcolm Fraser's first political speech

  7. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  8. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  9. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  10. Map: Cyclone Nathan's path

  11. Mensa expert wants better ways of recognising gifted children

  12. Love me Tinder: How dating apps are killing romance

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser in his own words

  3. Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career

  4. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  5. Read Malcolm Fraser's first political speech

  6. The most used words in Malcolm Fraser's tweets

  7. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  8. Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS

  9. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  10. The Drum: Next great reform will be of politics itself

  11. Adelaide students qualify for F1 in Schools World Finals in Singapore

  12. 11 facts about the changing face of the workforce

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  3. Fraser in his own words

  4. Tara Costigan's family to set up foundation to tackle family violence

  5. Equinox looms over Canberra's own Stonehenge

  6. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  7. Map: Cyclone Nathan's path

  8. Influx of buyers creates stiff housing competition in Mr Fluffy suburbs

  9. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  10. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  11. Most NSW voters do not believe anti-terrorism laws go too far: Vote Compass

  12. The Army, my family

  13. Canberra live music venue Smith's Alternative to close

  14. One hundred and fifty years on and rural school on song

Features

  1. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  2. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  3. Fraser in his own words

  4. Read Malcolm Fraser's first political speech

  5. Tale of child convicts first novel for 95yo writer Marjorie Davey

  6. Ritchie and friends to play live at a pig farm

  7. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  8. Alan Rickman: Storytelling, truth and feminism

  9. Vanuatu expats still waiting to hear from families after Cyclone Pam

  10. Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS

  11. Collection snares Tasmania's trapping history

  12. Rubbish from Madagascar found washed up on Tasmanian beaches

  13. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

Features

  1. Malcolm Fraser in his own words

  2. Malcolm Fraser obituary

  3. Map: Cyclone Nathan's path

  4. In pictures: Malcolm Fraser

  5. Pop quiz: Which of these artists needs a copyright lawyer?

  6. Dolphin numbers 'stable' after Inpex dredging

  7. Daredevils bring surfing to Alice Springs clay pan

  8. Fact file: 11 facts about the changing face of the Australian workforce

  9. Darwin's mangroves grapple with sea level rise

  10. Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS

  11. The Drum: Next great reform will be of politics itself

  12. Constant smartphone use 'bad for your health'

Analysis & Opinion

  1. Left or right?

    Contrary to popular opinion, Malcolm Fraser's politics never changed - he was a lefty on social issues and staunchly right-wing on economic matters.

    By Paula Matthewson

  2. Conviction politician

    Malcolm Fraser should be remembered as a conviction politician who returned Australia to stability after the Whitlam chaos. His strong hand of leadership served the nation well.

    By Chris Earl

  3. Fraser's top achievements

    From the creation of SBS to his acceptance of Vietnamese refugees, Malcolm Fraser put his stamp on the nation during his term as PM. Following his death at age 84 we take stock of some of his greatest achievements as prime minister.

    The Drum

  4. We need stability

    Funding uncertainty makes it much harder for Australia to attract and retain research talent. One story of a disappearing job very nearly put me off ever coming to this beautiful country.

    By Brian Schmidt

Regional News

  1. Local

World

  1. Pakistan postpones prisoner's execution

    Pakistan's president postpones the execution of Shafqat Hussain, who was controversially sentenced to death as a 14-year-old.

  2. Father laments 'irony' of attack

    The father of the Australian man killed in Tunisia museum attack laments the "irony" of losing his family members after having spent his life "fighting terrorism".

  3. Cyclone Pam aid roll-out

    Frustrations mount over the coordination of aid roll-out in cyclone-struck Vanuatu.

Asia Pacific

  1. Asbestos removed from hospital

    Australian rescue teams remove asbestos from Port Vila's central hospital in the wake of Cyclone Pam.

  2. Palau to reopen WWII caves

    A series of caves sealed off after fierce World War II battles between US and Japanese forces are set to be reopened in Palau.

  3. Tensions high on Nauru

    Tensions between refugees and locals on the pacific island of Nauru are heightened after a series of violent attacks.

Business

  1. Barrie Cassidy: Abbott's breathtaking economic shift

  2. Money flowing into Australian shares at fastest rate since 2000

  1. Rate cut 'might' benefit

    RBA governor Glenn Stevens says interest rates are not holding the economy back, but a further cut might help.

  2. Market closes on a high

    The Australian share market ends at its highest level in seven years following a late afternoon rally.

  3. Softly, softly approach

    APRA says its new 10 per cent limit on annual growth in property investor loans is a trigger, not a cap.

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