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Review chief defends decision not to recommend powers that could break up supermarkets for bad behaviour

Anthony Albanese has tasked a top air force figure with testing the veracity of Israel’s claims about the death of an Australian aid worker, but the opposition leader has chastised the government’s approach.

In this bulletin, Germany accused of enabling genocide at the International Court of Justice; a total eclipse brings darkness to millions in Mexico, the US and Canada; and in sport, Russ Cook shares scary moments from his run across the length of Africa.

The Opposition Foreign Affairs spokesman says Israel has shown accountability after the killing of seven aid workers, Police locate a man who became seperated from a group of 15 asylum seekers in Western Australia, Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic says he's focusing on the game, rather than his future at the club.

THE federal Coalition has proposed the Crimes and Online Safety Legislation Amendment Bill in an attempt to crack down on […]

Whether you support Australia's nuclear energy ambitions seems to split along generational lines, and not just political ones.

While domestic students would benefit from boosted rent subsidies, increased international fees may scare away better students to competitor nations

Bruce Lehrmann will speak at an event run by mens rights activist Bettina Arndt, and almost half the kids in NSW state care are Indigenous.

Former prime minister Abbott, who has a chequered history on gender relations, rejected quotas for the Liberal Party but said it needed greater ethnic and gender diversity.

Embracing workers isnt in the Liberal Party DNA. But Opposition Leader Peter Dutton could change that. Heres how.