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Police are called in after 'Cinnamon', a 40cm-long saltwater crocodile, is stolen from Broome's Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.

A surveyor who approved several Melbourne apartments with flammable cladding has his licence suspended, after authorities find "dangerous" materials on five multi-storey buildings.

For months, Hong Kong's billionaires have remained silent on the protest movement, but as house prices fall and the share market tanks, the city's elite are demanding that order be restored.

The Iranian tanker caught in a stand-off between Tehran and the West leaves Gibraltar hours after the British territory rejects a US request to detain the vessel for a longer period.

Telstra suspected fraud when someone tried to get details on Christopher Collins' account, but they did nothing. Next his phone number was ported, his passwords changed, and his bank account hacked.

The Bank has published a media release outlining topics discussed by the Payments System Board today including: the New Payments Platform; the Assessment of ASX Clearing & Settlement facilities; ATM industry developments and Digital Identity.