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With one massive question of war demanding an answer, Malcolm Turnbull found himself reflecting on another moment in time, three quarters of a century ago, when the response of a relative few determined the fate of two nations.

Jameson and her Israeli fiance named their daughter Batel, meaning 'Daughter of God' in Hebrew.

The United States - by Trump's estimation too poor to be the world's policeman - has rediscovered its idealism. Or has it?

Bertha breaks through!

Lewis Hamilton start morgen vanop pole-positie in de Grote Prijs van China. De Brit zette de snelste tijd neer op het circuit in Shanghai. De

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When the Roosters talk turkey with James Tedesco, they will have two things in their favour: the Tigers fullback grew up a Roosters fan and the club has previously worked with "football whisperer" Joe Wehbe.

Syria will not share the same destiny as Yugoslavia, Iraq and Libya as long as Russia is actively present in the Middle East, journalist and defense analyst Mirko Molteni told Sputnik Italy, commenting on the Pentagon's unprecedented attack on a Damascus-operated military base which left at least six people killed.

The man overseeing the comeback of Kieran Foran has pleaded with Parramatta fans to show compassion to the Warriors playmaker, declaring he would still be an Eel had his life not spiralled out of control.

South Sydney veteran Robbie Farah is confident his recent back injury isn't an aggravation of a previous issue and that it won't keep him from fighting to keep his NSW State of Origin jersey.

STOCKHOLM — The Latest on Stockholm truck attack (all times local): 11:40 a.m. Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May has spoken with her Swedish counterpart to offer to work together against extremist attacks. A Downing Street statement said Saturday she expressed condolences on behalf of the British people in a telephone call to Swedish Prime Minister

The Panthers could welcome back as many as eight players – including the trio banned for breaching curfew in Melbourne – for the visit of premiers Cronulla after expressing no regret for the strong stance taken by coach Anthony Griffin.

Ivan Cleary will have more than $3.5 million in his war chest to rebuild Wests Tigers if the remaining members of the 'big four' decide to leave the joint-venture outfit.

March was a disappointing month for job seekers, with the U.S. Labor Department reporting that the private sector added only 98,000 jobs last month. But one industry is looking beyond the job numbers and toward distant shores as President Donald Trump meets for the first time with Chinese President Xi Jinping to talk about trade. Mil Arcega reports.

The US declined Russia's invitation to take part in the third and largest round of Moscow-mediated Afghan talks, hinting that Trump cares more for war than he does about peace.

The Sharks will be expecting no shortage of “Argie bargy” from a ferocious Jaguares team that contain the backbone of the Pumas squad that famously beat the Springboks.

India has termed the passage of a private member's motion in the legislative assembly of Ontario as "misguided" since it extended official recognition to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots as a genocide in India.

Swedish police have made two arrested following the attack which killed four people.

Former Parramatta CEO Scott Seward has been charged with fraud for his role in the salary cap scandal.

Melbourne Storm star Cooper Cronk believes the AFL could handle the introduction of more flexible player movement rules.