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Despite a less-than-impressive workout at Werribee quarantine centre on Tuesday morning, champion Sydney rider Tommy Berry has locked in the ride on the Roger Charlton-trained Quest For More in the $3 million group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m) on Saturday week.

Two elderly people are trapped after their car crashed into a house in Carlingford on Tuesday afternoon.

Australian business delivers its verdict on the largest free-trade agreement in history.

Joint superannuation accounts, similar to joint bank accounts, would help lift the retirement savings of women, says the boss of ANZ's Global Wealth business.

Parents, workers and the elderly battling mental illness will be among those to benefit from a new early intervention strategy for Queensland.

The journey from Mike Froman's 12th-floor presidential suite to Andrew Robb's modest digs on the 58th can take as long as 10 minutes in the Westin Hotel – a gargantuan relic of the Atlanta Olympics, where the lifts go missing when most needed.

Sales and profits in Asia are continuing to surge for Treasury Wine Estates.

Viewers were "moved" when they saw Frankie Thurston cuddling her black doll, but it shouldn't have been remarkable .

The judge presiding over the Lin family murder trial has told the jury it would be "catastrophic" for them to close their minds before the marathon hearing concludes, telling the 14-member panel that anyone making a decision prematurely about the innocence or guilty of the accused will be discharged.

NATO called on Russia to immediately end air strikes on the "Syrian opposition and civilians" and condemned its incursions into Turkish airspace as Russian fighter jets ended a sixth day of attacks across the war-ravaged country.

California will become the fifth US state to allow doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients, after Governor Jerry Brown signed the measure into law on Monday.

Russia's airstrikes against Syrian rebels last week surprised many Americans. They shouldn't have.

A truck fire has closed the Federal Highway's both lanes between Collector and Wollogorang Tuesday morning.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been charged by England's Football Association for accusing Premier League referees of being biased against his team.

Victoria is set to become the first state in Australia to legalise marijuana cultivation to treat serious medical conditions including cancer, multiple sclerosis, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy and chronic pain.

For Noelle Sunstrom, the reason US biologic drug makers pushed so hard for protection in the historic Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement is obvious: companies like hers are their worst nightmare.

Qantas Airways will consider flying Boeing 787-9s from Dubai to destinations in mainland Europe and Emirates could begin flying to cities like Darwin and Cairns.

Who said it? The deputy mayor of Auburn and PM wannabe or renowned management and self-help guru?

All that glitters is not gold, but Lovisa Holdings' shares may be.

The republic is integral to our cultural wellbeing. It is not an economic issue.

World Cup winning coach says he can't believe the 'garbage' that England came up with before their fatal loss to Australia.

When new North Queensland coach Paul Green came in, he had one message for his players.

A champion US junior freeskier has died in hospital in Canberra, three weeks after he suffered critical head injuries in a skiing accident at Perisher ski resort.

This is a small show with enormous licence.

Three years ago Abe Nouk taught himself to read and write. Next week he will perform at the Sydney Opera House, competing for the national title of the Australian Poetry Slam.