Star News Briefing

The government's high-profile climate meeting for Pacific Island leaders kicks off next month. 

Deputy PM Richard Marles is in the US for AUKUS talks with Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth.

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Tiger Woods loses drivers license for five years. 

 

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Imports have mainly fueled Australia's economic growth over the year to June.

Detectives investigating the alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel have spoken with four Swans players.

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Ariana Grande wraps up final tour.

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Heavy Machinery Deployed on Both Sides of Nepal’s Border With China as Rescue Efforts Continue.

Sydney Swans Players Begin 'Lawyering Up'.

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thirty Years On, Jury Settles Tupac Shakur Murder Case.

 

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An Australian missing following the devastating floods along the Nepal-China border, has been found alive.

Melbourne police will now head to Sydney to interview Swans Players.

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Met Gala theme scrapped over controversy.

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37-year-old Michael Keats from the NSW South Coast was on a spiritual hike when the torrent hit the Nepal-Tibet border last week.

The PM is in Palau for today’s Pacific Islands Forum.

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Lionel Messi has called time on his 20-year international career with Argentina.

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Pauline Hanson says the attacks against her party risk fueling political violence.

Makeshift graves are being set-up in parts of Nepal, following devastating floods that hit the border with Tibet.

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A new box office star has been named.

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Australian Air Force prepares $3 million aid delivery for flood-ravaged Nepal.

Aussie boxing legend Tony Mundine dies aged 75.

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Donald Trump claims he’s landed the biggest oil deal in history.

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41 Australians remain missing in flood ravaged Nepal

One Nation claims another victory

Dolly Parton remembered at theatre where her career kicked off 

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41 Australians remain unaccounted for as rescue efforts in Nepal continue

Dolphin found dead on Australian beach tests positive to bird flu

One Nations faces another test

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An Australian caught in the tragic flooding in Nepal has made contact with her parents and confirmed she is alive.

Sexism, misogyny, and sexual harassment in schools is much more widespread than previously thought.

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Katseye forced to pull out of festival

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