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The latest Newspoll, published in the Australian, reveals Bill Shorten is now the nation's preferred Prime Minister, a result which hasn't been seen in 3 years. The Coalition has dropped 4 points in the primary vote while Labor gained 6, now leading 41-33 per cent. The Newspoll show popular support for the Coalition are at a ten-year-low following last week's leadership coup that saw Scott Morrison replace Malcolm Turnbull as Prime Minister. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia

Road closures continued on the island of Hawaii following torrential rains brought by Hurricane Lane as crews worked to free unstable materials endangering roadways on August 25. A section of Highway-19 in ‘Ō‘Ōkala, Hawaii, was closed but later reopened, as Hawaii Department of Transportation crews freed a large boulder, sending it tumbling to the roadway below. Credit: Hawaii Department of Transportation via Storyful

DONALD Trump has been hung out to dry by furious social media users over his “narcissistic” and “fake” condolences in response to the tragic passing of US Republican Senator John McCain.

DONALD Trump has been hung out to dry by furious social media users over his “narcissistic” and “fake” condolences in response to the tragic passing of US Republican Senator John McCain.

Police are searching for several people who arrived illegally on a boat which sunk off the coast of North Queensland. The group are believed to be asylum seekers and have been taking shelter in the world famous Daintree Rainforest. It appears to be the first asylum seeker boat to make it to Australia in four years; police have tracked down 11 people so far.

THE first new public hospital in almost 40 years is open for business.

Best-selling author Sue Wolfe and her playwright husband Gordon Graham are selling their apartment in Darlinghurst’s St James building.

The US-based filmmaker Alexandra Liveris has bought a $5.39 million Tamarama apartment.

IRONMAN champion Guy Leech and his family will have to start looking for a new home sooner than they expected, after their long-held North Curl Curl home sold a week out from auction.

A MAJOR pedestrian safety campaign will be launched today and will see the State Government pump thousands of dollars into advertising as it looks to stem Queensland’s unusually high death toll.

AT 160cm in height, Hobart-born house painter Walter Hurst was considered too short for the Australian army in the first years of World War I.

A BLANK canvas in Chifley has hit the market with a guide of $1.75 million.

A LOCAL party paid $176,000 above reserve for a “unique” house in East Geelong at auction after recognising the growth in Geelong’s property market.

MORE than two decades ago, Ben Norsa and his wife Maryline were looking for their dream home in Narrabeen.

IT didn’t fetch the highest price of the city’s 580 auctions on the weekend but the $2.07 million sale of a hoarder’s house in Greenwich where a mummified body was found earlier in the year was by far the most interesting.

SOUTH Australians adore their dogs, so it’s little surprise that Bella — meaning beautiful in Italian — is the most common name for our four-legged friends.

Support for the government has crashed after a tumultuous week of backstabbing among the Liberals over leadership in Canberra, new polls show.

JACK Riewoldt has a third Coleman Medal in the bag, could he add the All-Australian captaincy this week?

Want simple, DIY home security without a camera spying on your family? So does WSJ's David Pierce, who installed four such systems in his home--and then tried to rob himself to see which one worked best. Photo Illustration: Heather Seidel/The Wall Street Journal

Black cherry with tarragon, blood orange cold-brew coffee are some of the unusual flavor combinations that beverage companies are creating to woo customers. But what do they taste like? A panel of colleagues blindly tasted some to find out.

A FORMER Tasmanian Supreme Court judge has been remembered as a considered and thoughtful man.

The Bend has produced a twist to the Supercars championship race.

Two men who dated the same woman ended up fighting in a North Bondi unit leaving one dead from stab wounds and the other charged with murder.

IT took seven seconds for the Dreamworld tragedy to unfold. And they could have stopped the conveyor in two. “Push that button. That’s all they had to do. My kids would still be here.”