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Boxing Day Test: Australia v Pakistan - day one live blog at the MCG
via abc.net.au
Australia takes a 1-0 series lead to the MCG as the hosts take on Pakistan in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. Follow our live blog. -
Australian fur seal wanders into Launceston suburb, squashes car
via abc.net.au
Lost and a long way from home, an adult male Australian fur seal wanders into the suburbs of Launceston, about 50 kilometres from the sea, on Boxing Day morning and causes thousands of dollars worth of damage. -
Melbourne heat to ease by New Year's Eve, BOM says, but showers for Boxing Day Test
via abc.net.au
The Bureau of Meteorology is assuring Victorians their New Year's celebrations will be a lot cooler after Melbourne roasted through its hottest Christmas in 18 years, but there may be some showers around for the cricket. -
Boy, 9, in critical condition after being hit by alleged drunk driver in Springwood in Brisbane's south
via abc.net.au
A nine-year-old boy is in a critical condition after being hit by an alleged drunk driver while walking with his family at Springwood, south of Brisbane. -
Christmas Day fire at East Melbourne apartment block suspicious, MFB says
via abc.net.au
Flames were seen leaping from the windows of an apartment building in East Melbourne during a suspicious blaze that forced 20 people to evacuate their homes on Christmas Day. -
Man drowns at Casuarina Sands on Christmas Day
via abc.net.au
Police urge Canberrans to be vigilant around waterways after a man drowns on Christmas Day at a popular swimming hole in the territory. -
'Muslims for Peace': Islam group letterboxes Hobart to counter One Nation, Reclaim Australia
via abc.net.au
A Muslim group delivers messages to homes in Hobart saying they stand for peace and loyalty to Australia, in a move sparked by the rise of One Nation and Reclaim Australia. -
Australia v Pakistan: Skipper Steve Smith says Nathan Lyon should benefit from red-ball Test at MCG
via abc.net.au
Australian captain Steve Smith backs off-spinner Nathan Lyon to return to form at the Boxing Day Test. -
Eden's quirky tradition during the Sydney to Hobart
via abc.net.au
Some turn back to Sydney, others will retire in a small NSW coastal town. -
Man drowns while swimming at Wattamolla Lagoon on Christmas Day
via abc.net.au
A 27-year-old man drowns at the busy Wattamolla Lagoon, south of Sydney, on Christmas Day. -
Christmas Lunch in the Park for Perth's less fortunate sees 2,300 gather for spectacular feast
via abc.net.au
Christmas feasts are being held across Australia today, but few are as big as Mission Australia's charity lunch in Perth which saw 2,300 gather for a festive lunch. -
Perth man dies during Christmas swim while two rescued from rip
via abc.net.au
A 57-year-old man dies after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest while swimming near Leighton Beach, south of Perth. -
Christmas Day service for Sudanese migrants in Melbourne full of dancing and prayer
via abc.net.au
More than 200 people share singing, dancing and prayer at a Sudanese Christmas Day service in Melbourne. -
Christmas Lunch in the Park for Perth's less fortunate sees 1,000 gather for spectacular feast
via abc.net.au
Christmas feasts are being held across Australia today, but few are as big as Mission Australia's charity lunch in Perth which saw 1,000 gather for a festive lunch. -
Thousands pack St Mary's Cathedral for Christmas Day Mass
Thousands of worshipers packed St Mary's Cathedral in Sydney this morning for the annual Christmas mass. -
Sydney To Hobart shapes as fastest of all time
This year's Sydney To Hobart is shaping up to be the fastest of all time after a favourable weather forecast. -
Russian military plane 'crashes' with nearly 100 on board
A Russian defence force Tu-154 aircraft disappeared from radar, and is reported to have crashed over the Black Sea. -
Fears for missing Perth man, 78, after his abandoned car is found
Juraj Zdunic was last seen leaving his Doubleview home around 4pm on Wednesday, December 21. He left his home in his white coloured Toyota Camry, which was located on 60 kilometres north on Reserve Road, near Great Northern Highway in Muchea on Friday, December 23. -
Chaldean refugees celebrate first Christmas in 'freedom'
Convert, flee or die: that was the ultimatum given to Chaldean Catholics in Iraq by Islamic State. -
Queanbeyan Formula One star Mark Webber reflects on a career of highs and lows
Queanbeyan's Formula One star Mark Webber reflects on a career of highs and lows after 20 years in motorsport. -
Two women killed in NSW Christmas holiday car crashes
A woman has died after a two-car collision in northern NSW on Christmas Day. -
Christmas bail court: where yuletide tidings are in short supply
There was nary a scrap of tinsel or a single bauble decking the halls at Parramatta children's court to give hint that, outside, Christmas was unfolding on a glorious Sydney summer day. -
'Outrageous': Coal mine gets expansion nod despite secret, incomplete studies
Baird government approves expansion of one of the biggest coal mines in Sydney's water catchment without knowing its impact. -
Sydney weather: hot and humid for western Sydney and west of NSW
The west of New South Wales will be hit by higher temperatures in the coming days before cooling off midweek, as a hot air mass moves towards Sydney. -
Why did Faysal die? The questions Peter Dutton has to answer
The detainees on Manus Island began to fear the worst when Australian Border Force officials began asking if anyone had contact details for the family of a young Sudanese refugee. -
Toddler pulled from water in near-drowning at Rye beach
A toddler has survived after nearly drowning at Rye beach on Christmas Day. -
Melbourne weather: Hottest Christmas Day in 18 years
Melbourne has had a hottest Christmas Day in 18 years, with the temperature topping at 36.3 degrees at 4.30pm today. -
Toddler dies after being found in car in Glenwood
A three-year-old child has died after being found unresponsive in a car in Sydney's north-west. -
'Home away from home': Christmas Day at Bondi Beach
Thousands flock to Sydney's busiest beach to make the most of the sun and surf on Christmas Day. -
Family of missing uncle Kim Mackell seeks help to brighten their Christmas
As families all over get together to celebrate Christmas Day, one family spend the day as they have done for a week leading up - distraught over a uncle gone missing. -
It was the year of living dangerously: 2016 CBD Wrap
Brexit, Trump, Mariah Carey. It was a year of surprise and unexpected consequences. -
In US heartland, a house is made a home for Syrian refugees at Christmas
A dull grey house on a hillside has to become a home. Another Syrian family of refugees will be arriving soon. -
Bittersweet Mass as town near Mosul celebrates first Christmas since 2013
Iraqi Christians have flocked to a northern town to celebrate Christmas for the first time since 2013, their joy tainted by the desecration of their church. -
Victoria bushfires: Woomelang fire under control
A grass fire in Victoria's Mallee region is now under control, but residents are being told to be prepared for any change in the situation. -
Volunteers sweat it out keeping Christmas spirit alive at Sacred Heart Mission
A small army of volunteers kitted out in aprons, rubber gloves, caps and hairnets served lunch to an expected 400 clients -
Surge in support to decriminalise marijuana, multi-decade survey finds
For the first time more Australians support decriminalising the use of marijuana than those who back retaining its classification as an illicit drug, a survey conducted over three decades has found. -
Shark sightings confirmed off Great Ocean Road beaches
Sharks have been reported off three beaches along the Great Ocean Road and oceanside of the Bellarine Peninsula, with three confirmed sightings in less than an hour. -
Fake news prompts Pakistani minister to tweet nuclear threat aimed at Israel
A fake news article led to gunfire at a Washington pizzeria three weeks ago. Now it seems that another fake news story has prompted a nuclear threat. -
Thwarted terror plot draws Christmas crowds to St Paul's Cathedral
The threat of terrorism at St Paul's Cathedral was not enough to keep the community away on Christmas Day. If anything, it had the opposite effect. -
Patrick Scorse leaves national dreams behind to follow in father's footsteps
Patrick Scorse has given up his ambitions of representing Australian in equestrian to follow in the footsteps of his father John. -
Erik Adriaanse prepared for highs and lows on Love & War in Sydney to Hobart
Erik Adriaanse is gearing up for his 28th Sydney to Hobart campaign but he still has "many moments" where he questions why he is even there. -
Big Bash League a fair substitute for missing Christmas at home for Nick Winter
Nick Winter spends most of his days in Adelaide, but for two months he calls Melbourne home - all the while his family is in Canberra. -
The brainless slime mould that can solve problems and teach what it has learnt to other slimes
It's not an animal, nor a plant or even a fungus, but it can learn and pass on the information to other brainless blobs. -
Sydney mother celebrates miracle baby after traumatic journey to motherhood
Faria Hossain was looking forward to finding out her baby's gender at her 19-week scan. When she realised something was not right, her heart began pounding with fear. -
Under scrutiny, Donald Trump decides to dissolve his foundation
US President-elect intends to dissolve his charitable foundation, which has been under investigation by the New York attorney-general. -
What does PM's Christmas message say about refugees and asylum seekers?
Malcolm Turnbull has asked us to "reach out to those less fortunate" ("Peace and goodwill as Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten release Christmas messages", December 25). -
True charity spirit of Christmas on show at Hobart Colony 47 lunch for less fortunate
via abc.net.au
For Casey-Rae McCrickard, Christmas has taken on a new meaning that is less about giving gifts and more about giving back. -
Harrison Ford and other Hollywood stars react to Carrie Fisher's heart attack
The world and the Star Wars universe remained in shock on Saturday at the news that Carrie Fisher had suffered a heart attack on board a flight headed into Los Angeles airport. -
Christmas lunch for 250 at St John's Care Canberra
How does providing a feast with all the trimmings for 250 guests sound? -
Canberra Hospital patients visited by AFP dogs
First came Santa - then the rein-dogs.

