The Federal Government is under renewed pressure from within its own ranks to demand all Australian cattle sent to Indonesia are stunned first before they are slaughtered.
Questions are being raised about the Queensland Government's decision not to renew funding to a charity that helps female prisoners break the cycle of crime and poverty.
The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) says workers at BHP Billiton's coking coal mines in Queensland's Bowen Basin will strike again from next Thursday.
Prosecutors have dropped five charges against a South Australian MP accused of child pornography offences.The MP was facing a total of 12 charges and has pleaded not guilty to the remaining seven.
ANZ Bank chief executive Mike Smith says European wholesale funding markets for banks have effectively frozen as financial markets panic amid ongoing instability in the eurozone.
The Family Court in Brisbane has excluded the media from its proceedings over an international custody dispute involving four Italian-Australian girls.
The Australian share market has hit a six-month low, wiping $32 billion off the All Ordinaries Index, as investors headed for the exits amid fears about ongoing instability in the eurozone.
A glittering lunch to be held to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Queen Elizabeth has been marred by protests that the guest list includes "blood-stained despots".
Consumer advocacy group Choice says Qantas is charging $100 million in excess credit card fees every year under the guise of covering processing costs.
'Wild' Will Tomlinson defended his IBO world title against Daniel Ruiz amid farcical scenes after a blackout in Flemington forced a premature end to the fight.
North Melbourne's week of tough talk will count for nothing when their players meet Port Adelaide on Saturday, according to Power coach Matthew Primus.
Twelve months after losing a playoff for the Byron Nelson Championship, Ryan Palmer had redemption on his mind after taking control of the tournament in Thursday's opening round.