UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to "toughen up sentences for serious and violent offences',' as the British capital reels after the London Bridge terror attack.
The past seven days have been the busiest week for auctions in the year so far, indicating that house prices are set for another rise according to Corelogic's Tim Lawless.
Former Wallabies player Israel Folau has vowed he will continue to preach publicly against same sex marriage and abortion, as he prepares for the next phase of his legal battle with Rugby Australia.
Freed Taliban hostage Timothy Weeks said he believed his death "was imminent" but he "never gave up hope" of being rescued, after spending three-and-a-half years being held hostage by the Taliban.
The UK judicial system failed when it allowed convicted terrorist Usman Khan, who carried out a deadly attack on London Bridge on Friday, out early despite warnings that he posed a risk to the public.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Deputy Chair Delia Rickard says there has been "an explosion in online scams", with about "8,000 complaints" and "over 4 million reported cases of loss" this year alone.
The government will delay laws aimed at preventing religious discrimination as the prime minister announces plans for a second draft of the legislation.
Three years after the government scrapped the botched vocational loan scheme 'VET FEE-HELP', the program is continuing to impact students who were ripped off by dodgy private education providers.
Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon said she will push for a second independence referendum in 2020, as she outlined her party's general election manifesto this week.
The government should prevent auditors from "doing consulting work" with the big banks in order to eliminate any conflict of interest, according to the former boss of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission.
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