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Woman attacked with axe taken to hospital.

Wine aficionados who eagerly await James Halliday's annual Wine Companion release each year must be getting used to seeing Western Australia dominate the wine landscape.

The Jordan loss was a tremendous learning moment, one the Socceroos will benefit greatly from because it provides another opportunity to evolve or become better at managing situations.

Collingwood midfielder Jack Crisp has revealed his displeasure at being labelled the "steak knives" in the deal which sent Dayne Beams to the Brisbane Lions.

James Aish's manager believes the Brisbane Lions need to consider their situation, but says that ultimately his client's situation is "straightforward."

The Sydney Kings will get an early chance to show they are not a one-man team, after star import Josh Childress was ruled out of their opening game of the NBL season.

Nick Kyrgios was in trouble again at the Japan Open, where officials issued him with a a code violation for hitting a ball into the roof of the indoor stadium.

Residents are returning to their homes after the Lancefield bushfire in Victoria's Macedon Ranges was downgraded on Saturday.

Kevin Muscat isn't happy. Not with his team, but with a complaining culture - something he brands UnAustralian - that he says is beginning to infiltrate the local game to its detriment.

Police have resumed their search for missing Laverton man Reginald Foggerdy.

It has been 10 years in the planning and the Menangle training centre will be ready for operation in the early in the new year.

Doctors hope to release injured apprentice rider Samantha Polo from hospital by the end of next week as she makes a slow recovery from a heavy fall at Armidale.

In the world of multimillion dollar gift-giving, Paul Smith's College, named for a 19th-century hotelier and tucked in the forests of northern New York state, carried little cachet. So when Joan Weill, the wife of Wall Street billionaire Sanford I. Weill, proposed a $US20 million ($27 million) gift that would lift the struggling college's fortunes, its officials saw national prestige on the horizon.

Tony Abbott's final visit to remote indigenous communities left taxpayers with an eye-watering $80,000 food and catering bill.

NSW opener Ed Cowan has a commerce degree and he has worked as an analyst for an investment bank, but "runs" is the currency he's most focused on this summer and, more importantly, what they're worth at the national team's selection table.

Hello and welcome to 2019 Rugby World Cup semi-finals where the feelgood story of the tournament is the host nation.

Eyes closed, entranced, beholden to Olafur Arnald's tweaks of his iPad controller, he had us in the palm of his hand.

Donald Trump seems to be lifting political tactics from reality TV, from The Bachelor to Survivor.

Raids targeting organised crime found ice, heroin, ecstasy, shotguns, stolen goods and a large quantity of cash, police say.

From the coast to the Hills, here are our picks of properties to check out this weekend - whether you are a buyer who just wants to move straight in or someone who's raring to renovate to create the ideal home.

Six military rifles and one mortar field gun barrel, all of them disarmed, were taken from a shipping container.

The WA state coroner has stepped into the controversy surrounding a reported serial killer.

These grand-scale homes demonstrate elegant, timeless design, and a nod to a time gone by.

Antony Hamilton constructs movement that is militantly organised, and spectacularly attuned to the fusion of sound and vision.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been publicly ridiculed by members of his own party for suggesting the Liberals are not run by factions.