A new cyber safety program will teach Australian middle-school students about cyberbullying, keeping passwords private and the dangers of posting embarrassing photos and videos online.
Andrews defends silence over crash
Victorian Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews has defended his decision not to contact the family of a teenager involved in a car accident with his wife, saying he did not want to compromise the police investigation into the collision.
Anti-gay rights to stay
North Korea moves to open embassy in Canberra
North Korea wants to set up a new embassy in Canberra, possibly signalling the hermit state's intention under its young leader Kim Jong-un to inch towards greater engagement with the world.
Mali crisis is Australia's big UN test, says envoy
THE unfolding crisis in Mali is Australia's first great test as a member of the United Nations Security Council, said the Australian ambassador to the UN, Gary Quinlan, after an emergency meeting called by France.
Birth behind bars for 'ASIO risk'
A Tamil woman locked in immigration detention for the term of her pregnancy after the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation branded her a security risk, has given birth to a boy.
Child abuse inquiry criticised
Churches and charities should pay compensation directly to survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and the terms of reference should be broadened, says the chief executive of the group of those formerly in child institutions.
Labor condemns 'appalling' tweet amid racial tension
North Korea targets Canberra foothold
North Korea wants to set up a new embassy in Canberra, possibly signalling the hermit state's intention under its young leader Kim Jong-un to inch towards greater engagement with the world.

