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Channel Ten has won a late night court injunction against the Daily Mail after the tabloid posted paparazzi pictures which spoiled the ending of The Bachelorette finale.

Vale reported a net loss in the latest quarter as it struggled with a weak local currency and falling ore prices.

Police said they had responded to an emergency call saying a masked man with a sword was on the premises and that a person had been attacked at or near the school cafeteria.

While the first two episodes of The Verdict were entertainingly infuriating, the latest foray suggested it could become something even worse: painfully dull.

"These are the things that make women self conscious, that create the unrealistic ideals of beauty that we have," said the young star.

Sticky Carpet: Zoo Twilights 2016, Built to Spill, the Gurus' Day on the Green, The Age Music Victoria Genre Awards and more.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who has been controversially targeted by Labor over his extensive offshore investments, has updated his pecuniary interests to include a European investment fund that holds shares in pharmaceutical companies and cigarette maker British American Tobacco.

Businesses are encouraging workers to reach for a coloured pencil instead of a cigarette or coffee to decompress.

Suzy Menkes is to fashion what Ray Warren is to NRL, Bruce McAvaney to AFL and Leigh Sales to politicians.

The gallery displaying Scotland's most precious masterpieces in Sydney is a reconstruction, down to the red fabric walls, of the octagonal room back in Edinburgh.

Demoted former cabinet minister Eric Abetz has used the offensive word "negro" to defend his opposition to same-sex marriage during a radio interview.

Isaac Heeney described the assault that left him with four plates and 16 screws in his jaw as "a cowardly act".

Tighthead prop who respresented Australia and Argentina was in tears after addressing Wallabies before clash with Pumas in 2002.

Support is growing for the Warriors boss to the vill the void left by Dave Smith

Speaking in a voice barely above a whisper, the surviving victim of a brutal assault inside a secretive church described on Wednesday how he and his brother were interrogated and beaten by relatives and church members, sometimes while restrained, after the pastor asked them to explain "what we had done."

Human hands may have developed the ideal shape over time for punching, according to a new study using arms from male corpses.

One of Thailand's top astrologers, whose name was bestowed by Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, has been charged with lese-majeste offences that carry jail sentences of 15 years each.

Police find a 26-year-old man dead at the scene on Station Street, with a 66-year-old taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The police had gone looking for Tyrone Howard at least 10 times since September 1, when, investigators believe, he rode up to a 28-year-old drug rival just after midnight and shot him. But 10 times Howard eluded them.

Police in New Mexico arrested a 32-year-old man after a four-year-old girl was killed when shots were fired at her father in a road-rage incident.

Not withstanding the impertinence of Richard Macey in yesterday's column (regarding the allegedly superior editing of Column 8 by previous wordsmiths), we have this to hand. "I've read in a Wikipedia article that the Granny column was so called due to the 'Granny' perhaps editing it. Well in fact, my mother, Meg (Myrtle Emily Grigg) Deamer, suggested it to Sydney Deamer when he asked for ideas as to what to call his new column in the Herald in 1947. I still remember it as child growing up in Sydney in the 50s. Читать дальше...

With Tony Abbott gone, the new PM can stick to the Coalition party room formula while progressing the issue of same-sex marriage towards a conclusion.

Retail giant Myer has come under fire after cleaners working at its stores claimed they were being underpaid and denied entitlements.

Detectives investigating the murders of a mother and her young daughter have made a major breakthrough in their inquiries identifying a key suspect in the killings.

Greens leader Richard Di Natale has declared he would "relish" the chance to serve as health minister in a future Labor-Greens coalition government, and suggested colleagues such as Larissa Waters could serve in cabinet posts such as the environment portfolio.