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PM denies double standard over anti-vaccination MP and Djokovic deportation
At stake was government MP George Christensen's lucrative position on a joint parliamentary committee after his latest promotion of anti-vaccination views.
US airlines hit panic button over 5G rollout
America's largest airlines have issued a dire warning over the imminent rollout of new 5G technology, saying it could cause catastrophic disruptions to the industry.
Inequity the greatest current COVID threat: WHO
The World Health Organisation has expressed concern for health services around the world as the Omicron variant of the coronavirus continues its rapid spread.
Tongan volcanic eruption is 'an unprecedented disaster'
The Tongan government has released its first official update since a volcanic eruption and subsequent tsunami hit the small Pacific nation.
Why was the Tongan volcanic eruption so huge?
Scientists are now investigating how Tonga's Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano was able to send a shock wave which completely circumnavigated the globe.
Utøya mass killer faces parole hearing in Norway
Anders Behring Breivik, the far-right fanatic who killed 77 people in massacres in Norway in 2011, has appeared at a parole hearing - apparently focused on spreading white supremacist propaganda.
My Australia; Michael Mohammed Ahmad
For Michael Mohammed Ahmad, preserving his cross-cultural love story in his new book 'The Other Half of You' was an important part of raising his young son.
Small businesses face the worst amid ongoing pandemic-related uncertainty
Small business owners say they are struggling as cities move in and out of lockdowns, and density limits reduce customer numbers.
Highest daily COVID death toll hits as health services sag under pressure
Australia has recorded its deadliest day for COVID-19 since the pandemic began.
Fallout from Djokovic saga continues to cloud Morrison government
As tennis great Novak Djokovic touches down in Serbia, the fallout from the immigration saga continues to cause problems for the Morrison Government on a number of political fronts.