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The Prince of Wales' comments put him on a potential collision course with his hosts in November.

Ore's tumble below $US50 a metric ton may last for some time as the twin factors that put it there will probably persist.

China appears ready to accept the weakest period of expansion since its economy was opened up more than three decades ago.

A nursing home employee has been charged with sexually assaulting a 72-year-old resident in Sydney's southwest.

Identity thieves can now get into employers' payroll systems.

China ended one of the most ambitious demographic experiments in human history, abandoning the limit of one child for most families.

Prominent Aboriginal elder Jack Charles was refused a taxi unless he paid the fare upfront, moments after being named Victorian Senior Australian of the Year in Melbourne on Wednesday night.

A booming surrogacy industry chased out of Thailand and Nepal has turned to Cambodia, where many Australians are ignoring warnings from their own government not to seek surrogacy services.

The young conservationist of the year takes aim at the prime minister ahead of Paris climate conference, determined to get the ''energy revolution'' started.

A Reservoir private school has been selling herbal medicines to students to treat their learning disabilities and anxiety.

Tony Abbott's controversy-sparking speech in honour of Margaret Thatcher made Conservative cabinet ministers "wince", a well-connected Tory blogger says.

Police have not ruled out laying further charges against father and son fugitives Gino and Mark Stocco and they continued to comb the remote NSW property used as the pair's final hideout on Thursday.

More full time sales staff and assistants with the right look for the brands they're selling are at the heart of David Jones new customer service model

One in five Melbourne suburbs are now in the exclusive million-dollar club.

The police officer allegedly told the women: "You girls don't know how to act. You don't know the difference between a motel and a grocery store," before their arrest.

Tomorrow's card at Flemington is the best day's racing anywhere in the world. I'm so excited to be fielding on the rails there.

As far as the suburbs of Melbourne go, Ringwood has never been terribly sexy.

The Wallabies' World Cup hopes have received a major boost with the return of dynamic young prop Scott Sio.

James Cummings holds a special engraving close to his heart to remind him about his grandfather's legacy. Now he is clocking on for the next part of Bart's legacy.

The landmark move reflects the ruling Communist Party's concern over a demographic time-bomb which has contributed to a shrinking workforce and ageing population.

With a downturn in Australian television drama, a leading bureaucrat believes the country needs a game-changing show.

New Zealand have selected an unchanged team and bench for Saturday's Rugby World Cup final against Australia as they seek to retain the title and become the first country to win the trophy thrice.

Would you watch a television show where contestants snog their way to love? Channel Seven certainly hopes so.

World number one Lydia Ko endured one of the worst rounds of her fledgling career on Thursday as the New Zealand teenager limped to a five-over-par 77 during the first round of the Blue Bay LPGA Tour event in China.

Garrett Jackson has signed with Melbourne United as a short-term injury replacement for Hakim Warrick.