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The autopsies of Damien Little, who deliberately drove a car with his two sons off a Port Lincoln Wharf on Monday, revealed all three had gunshot wounds.

Innovation Minister Christopher Pyne said that according to a recent market research, Australia needs a “cultural shift.”

Annastacia Palaszczuk said she would wait for the government to reach a decision on the suggested Sunday penalty rates changes.

The DNA tests of the samples found in the van are being carried out by investigators overlooking the case of Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has reinstated emission cuts of 26 to 28 percent by 2030 at the Paris conference on climate change.

Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman who have been missing for over a week in Mexico were last seen at a convenience store.

Cabinet Minister Josh Frydenberg accused the Grand Mufti of Australia of responding inadequately to the recent Paris terror attacks.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urged Australians to focus on community unity to deal with terrorism rather than giving into anger-inflicted “gestures or machismo.”

Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet secretary Michael Thawley announced his resignation on Tuesday, expressing his wish to return to the private sector.

South Australian Agriculture Minister Leon Bignell held a meeting with state government officials and 50 farmers to discuss possible ways to deal with the droughts.

Two gunmen opened fire into a huge gathering at a city park in New Orleans, US on Sunday.

A skydiving accident caused by a freak wind critically injured a 14-year-old and resulted in death of another man at Goulburn airport in New South Wales.

A helicopter crash at New Zealand's popular tourist spot in South Island killed all seven people aboard on Saturday morning.

National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environment Management Authority rejected BP's proposal to drill in the Great Australian Bight due to lack of environmental standards.

Sam Morgan, a 20-year-old surfer, was attacked by a bull shark near Lighthouse Beach on Tuesday.

BHP Billiton Ltd’s Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie flew to Brazil on Monday to face prosecutors and conduct a first-hand assessment of the damage.

Russian President Vladimir Putin bags the first position of world’s most powerful leaders ranking by Forbes magazine for the third time in a row.

Police believe that Gino and Mark Stocco are still in western Warangatta as they continue with their high profile search for the duo.

Experts had warned authorities that Hurricane Patricia could assume a strength to move around cars and even fling them off the ground.

Drillsearch energy spokesperson Jim McKerlie said the deal will bring potential growth opportunities for both Drillsearch and Beach.

Police said there have been a deluge of incoming calls after the identities of the murdered mother and child were divulged.

The deal between SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch InBev could reduce competition in the beer industry of Australia, according to ACCC.

Environmental activists are planning to launch a lawsuit against Greg Hunt’s decision to greenlight Australia’s largest coal mining project for the second time.

In an interview on 2GB radio, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said that asylum seekers from Nauru are trying to enter Australia by blackmail.

The Department of Planning and Environment released the guidelines on Thursday, urging mining companies to provide more detailed submissions on their impact on the environment.

Canada goes to the polls on Oct. 19, 2015 for 308 seats in the House of Commons of Canada.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade signed a contract with Fields Group that will benefit indigenous businesses.

The new anti terrorism legislation seeks to extend police powers to detain teens as young as 14 years with alleged terrorist links.

A survey by Communications Alliance reveals that most telecommunication companies aren't compliant with Australia's new data retention laws yet.