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The university student engaged in an “act of stupidity” when he rode a motorbike through road blocks at the crash site where two men died,a court has heard.
Gregory Lynn muttered only two words after his sentencing for the brutal and violent murder of grandmother Carol Clay. Her family’s pain was summed up in one small interaction.
After Thursday’s horror crash on the bridge,why is it so difficult to separate traffic and avoid head-on collisions? It’s all in the bridge’s long history.
Few students have the opportunity to study Latin. Here’s how Friday’s Extension exam went for them.
Shattered windows,defaced signage,and graffitied shopfronts at MPs offices across the country have cost taxpayers at least $118,000.
For Hamas,his loss is a serious setback,analysts say,but the group has survived the assassinations of multiple leaders over the decades.
The hotel manager can be heard on a phone call appealing for help from emergency services before former One Direction singer Liam Payne’s death in Argentina.
Senior company sources have confirmed Nine is investigating a series of individual complaints after a report into the toxic culture in the broadcast division.
They’ve got a “watching brief” on Samantha Mostyn,but I have news for the Australian Monarchist League:no one cares too much about you or the monarchy.
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The Jillaroos take on the Orchids at Suncorp Stadium before the Kangaroos go head-to-head with Tonga. Follow all the action.
Whatever they say,the code’s bosses put international rugby league on a third tier beneath the NRL and Origin,leaving Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga to pick up the pieces.
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Five Tests in seven weeks,a missing all-rounder and late-series fade-outs will factor into Australia’s management of one its greatest bowling attacks this summer.
The former president used a speech at a pre-election charity event to rip into Vice President Kamala Harris and other Democrats.
Racing dress rules exist for a reason,but there are ways to respect tradition and still put a personal spin on your outfit.
Australia ranks tenth in the world when it comes to how many emails we produce,with 8.1 billion circulated every day. And it’s a big blind spot for us.
Religious zealots,kidnapping,jail and a Hollywood ex … how the love of salt-of-the-earth parents turned a crazy upbringing into something special.
These easy,oozy tomatoes are just so moreish,and serve as a perfect lunch or side as part of a spread of deliciousness.
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Known for combining cunning and brutality,Sinwar built Hamas to harm Israel and build an Islamist,Palestinian nation in its place.
“Today we have settled the score. Today evil has been dealt a blow but our task has still not been completed,” Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video statement.
Independent candidate Jacqui Scruby and Liberal opponent Georgia Ryburn are two successful women battling it out to represent Pittwater. All anyone can talk about is where Ryburn lives.
Her existing bills already exceed $1 million. Network Ten has signalled that it may not be willing to pick up the tab in full for any further costs.
An upcoming speech from the former Socceroo turned human rights activist was abruptly pulled by the headmaster of the $45,000-a-year school this week.
It comes as a concerned mother demanded answers about one of the alleged offenders,who worked at her child’s inner-Sydney centre.
NSW is home to some of the world’s most in-demand minerals and metals needed for the world’s clean energy future,and the state is looking to cash in.
The environmental lawyer reluctantly agreed to help Hollywood for one reason only.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker’s Memoir of a Snail has landed 15 years after his last one. Such is the nature of stop-motion animation.
The prime minister has taken retail politics to a new level – straight into the nation’s supermarket aisles.
John Mullen is currently the chairman of ASX-listed companies Qantas,Treasury Wine Estates and Brambles,raising concerns that he has become overloaded.
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The Kyiv Post and Interfax-Ukraine this week quoted intelligence sources saying six North Korean officers were killed on the Russian frontline in Ukraine on October 3.
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The home remains at a comfortable temperature almost all year round without an air-conditioner thanks to design principles that keeps the home airtight and insulated.
Investors would have their ability to pay for maintenance and repairs assessed when applying for a loan.
Designers survey a changing landscape in the lead-up to Melbourne Fashion Week.
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Chinese artist Shen Lieyi has become the first Asian sculptor to scoop Sculpture by the Sea’s $100,000 prize.
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Rachel King is adamant she’s not a female jockey,just a jockey. And a damn good one. But it’s hard not to escape the growing influence of the girls on this year’s $20 million race.
The Jillaroos take on the Orchids at Suncorp Stadium before the Kangaroos go head-to-head with Tonga. Follow the action:
Sentenced to five years in jail by a French court,the ex-Wallabies captain has defended payments by the club he made to his own company and a former Australian coach.
In a statement,the AFLPA questioned the investigation into the Giants,and was damning of the broader AFL landscape.
Paul Lumtin set off for Hobart on a boat with nine people on it in the famous race 26 years ago. Only six survived. He’s now the inspiration behind a star horse.
What the age,barrier number and sex of a horse tells us about their chances of winning The Everest.