Minister accuses ISIS brides of ‘child abuse’
A Labor minister has delivered some of the harshest criticism yet about an IS-linked group of Australian women who went to a war zone with children.
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A supermarket giant is defending claims it misled customers with its "down down" campaign, saying it offered value for money.
Sections of Commonwealth Avenue and Parkes Way will close at night and on weekends in February and March as work continues on Light Rail Stage 2A, including construction of a new bridge deck over Parkes Way.
Police are less hopeful about finding a mistakenly kidnapped grandfather alive after they searched a semi-rural property believed to have held the 85-year-old.
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Rule changes set to benefit Canberra recruit Laurie
Canberra assistant coach Brock Shepperd believes the changes to the NRL's bench rules will play right into Daine Laurie's hands at the Raiders.
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Phillip woman charged over servo thefts
Woman accused of stealing more than $700 worth of items during 12 visits to a Mawson petrol station.
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Braddon woman charged over stabbing
A woman has been accused of attempted murder after a man was allegedly stabbed during an argument at a Braddon home last month.
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The Flying Kangaroo has been criticised for closing three regional bases – including Canberra – with an inquiry finding it risks calling itself a country carrier "in name only".
Police have seized five posters from Civic bar Dissent as part of an investigation into possible hate imagery under newly enacted Commonwealth legislation.
Alleged messages between a Beijing security official and Chinese citizens in Australia reveal what police argue is a foreign interference plot.
A grocery giant accused of false price discounts has told a court that it genuinely cares about customers while boosting its profits.
Economists had predicted a fall in the nation's unemployment rate but the figure has held steady - a key reading ahead of the RBA's next interest rate decision.
Serious questions are being asked of mental health services after two patients absconded from a hospital and were allegedly involved in three deaths.
It's outrageous the Muslim community is being subjected to intimidation, particularly as the holy month of Ramadan begins, the prime minister says.
Furious political debate continues to surround the fate of 34 women and children who've been trying to return to Australia after years in a Syrian camp.
Police have found no evidence in their latest search of a property where a four-year-old boy vanished but they will keep returning until the case is solved.
Construction on the $17.25 million Monaro Street Refresh in Queanbeyan will begin on March 12, with the main street to close to vehicle traffic for six months.
One Nation's leader has partially apologised for controversial comments on Islamic Australians, while also attacking criticism of her remarks.
