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A neighbour has reported seeing a mystery man running from a suspicious house fire where the remains of a man known to police were later discovered.

White rhinos, running next to gun-wielding rangers and throwing grown men over your shoulder. Welcome to David Pocock's off-season training.

The NGV's first annual Architecture Commission Design Competition has garnered its share of fans and support.

What we know so far: * Two or three heavily armed people opened fire on people gathered for a holiday party at the Regional Inland Centre in the Californian city of San Bernardino * They killed 14 and injured at least another 14 * They escaped in a black SUV Police intercepted the SUV not long after. Shots were fired, believed to be an exchange of fire * One suspect was killed. Another was seriously injured. The suspect in the vehicle had a military-style weapon. * Police continue to search for what... Читать дальше...

Australian musician Clare Bowditch has been announced as the new presenter of ABC radio's afternoon program following Richard Stubbs' on-air resignation

An Australian start-up has developed technology that encourages landlords to install roof solar panels and then sell the energy on to the tenants.

Hello there and welcome to the last sitting day of the year. Will Mal Brough still be Special Minister of State by the day's end? Let's find out.

A stream of abstract visual performance accompanies an experimental treatment of Bach's compositions.

A girl who was found wandering in the yard of a fire-ravaged home after her mother and uncle were killed inside has made an emotional plea for help 11 years on.

Mario Draghi is set to become the new first line of defence for the world economy, whether he likes it or not.

She won her fight against the corruption watchdog. Now the Obeids want her to back up their case.

Photos have emerged showing what appears to be the burnt out hulk of a Transperth bus in Alexander Heights.

A neighbour has reported seeing a mystery man running from a suspicious house fire where the remains of a man known to police were later discovered.

The PM's wife will head the new organisation charged with overseeing planning and development across Sydney.

Britain's Channel Four News has reportedly axed a planned interview with Prince Charles after the heir to the throne demanded absolute control over the questions asked and subsequent editing of the program.

Accommodation provider treated cleaners as independent contractors in bid to get around sham contracting laws, court says.

Mal Meninga has been named coach of the Australian rugby league team.

The NRL and the 16 NRL clubs have unveiled a new funding agreement which will help secure the future of the game at every level.

The tech billionaire's venture isn't playing by the usual rules of philanthropy, set up to like a company without some of non-profit foundations' restraints.

Including Greg Hunt's diplomatic slip-up, why the summit is a zoo and Capman - the hero the world needs.

Up to 300 of Australia's wealthiest private companies will be forced to disclose their annual tax bill for the first time after the Greens cut a compromise deal with Treasurer Scott Morrison on contested tax transparency legislation.

The pain of past failure rather than the lure of possible history is driving Hawthorn's decorated senior core, says newly re-signed star Cyril Rioli.

A Perth police officer cleared of shooting a dog dead on a suburban street in November has reportedly been stood down after testing positive to methamphetamine on Monday.

The divisive political debate over arts funding is likely to continue, after a Senate inquiry delivered a scathing assessment of federal government policy.

More US residents applied to purchase handguns, rifles and other firearms from licensed dealers on Black Friday than any other day on record, according to Federal Bureau of Investigation data released this week.