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Kathleen Folbigg has been granted $2m in compensation after being wrongly accused of killing her four children.

Ms Folbigg's convictions were quashed last year after spending 20 years in prison.

Her lawyer says the payment does not reflect the extent of the pain and suffering Kathleen has endured.

A WA prospector has been left in awe after digging up a nugget worth $40k.

Kevin Richardson was filming a tutorial about prospecting when he made the find.

He says the nugget will pay off his caravan.

Krissy Barrett becomes the first female commissioner to lead the Australian Federal Police.  

Reece Kershaw is retiring early as the nation's top cop, with a year left on his contract.  

Ms Barrett has notable experience in counter-terrorism and will become the ninth AFP commissioner in October.    

Tourism bosses have hired Robert Irwin and Nigella Lawson to front a new multi-million-dollar campaign.    

A wave of advertisements across five countries hope to lure international travellers Down Under.  

International arrivals are expected to reach a record 10 million in 2026.    

And the Gold Logie goes to ... Home and Away veteran Lynne McGranger. Here's what else you missed from the TV awards.

Comedian Magda Szubanski, who has been diagnosed with cancer, was brought to tears after her Hall of Fame nod.

The ABC had some big wins for Muster Dogs, Fisk, Australian Story and Four Corners.

Host Sam Pang joked about reality show Married at First Sight: "Next season, I think they should cast the mushroom lady … as the caterer."

After Jimmy Barnes sang Working Class Man, Pang said: "Can't think of a song that has less of a connection to the people in the room tonight."