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The man was found on a footpath with severe injuries, and later died in hospital.

Facebook is showing no initial impact on its lucrative ad business from a scandal over the handling of personal data.

In upcoming talks between the United States and North Korea, one of the key details is a mystery at a 2200 metre-high point in the country's north.

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Billionaire Vincent Bollore was charged by French investigators as part of a probe into the possible use of bribes in two African countries to obtain port contracts from public officials.

The French President's trip has been dominated by rifts between the US and the EU stemming from Trump's "America First" foreign policy.

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our Picture Editors.

Charles Frazier turns his Civil War lens on the life of the young woman who married the Confederacy's leader, Jefferson Davis,

Roger Averill explores the vexed terrain between a father and son.

This psychological thriller set in 1950s Tangiers blends shades of Hitchcock and Highsmith in an exotic locale.

Screenwriter Ruth Jones has produced a debut novel that seems to get lost in the freedom of the form.

John Julius Norwich delivers some wonderfully vivid portraits of France, showing there are more than three colours to its history.

Neville Morley's essay is also a snapshot of the evolution of Classics

The sheer frenzy of things are expressions of a frantic life that denies us quietude.

There is a detached, ironic touch to James Jeffreys' memoir that is simply and movingly written.

Staff absences are a challenge for small businesses but a Sydney company is taking a unique approach to combat it.

Those in Generation Y who think businesses are too interested in the bottom line might get a chance to change things.

Improving workforce participation rates for women could boost the country’s economic growth by $60 billion over the next 20 years, according to a KPMG report.

Francis Gurry, who heads the United Nation’s World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), wants greater privacy when it comes to personal data.

The market is counting down the days until Harbour Energy puts forward its FIRB applications for Santos, but there will be four major areas where Harbour may have to make concessions.

To what extent has the banking industry's dishonesty been the result of massive performance bonuses dangled in front of senior executives?

Any discussion of the HSC, subject choices and tertiary entry requirements arouses students and parents, politicians and educators to high anxiety.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Climate change and sustainability minister challenges property developers.

Australia has a choice between the new protectionism of Donald Trump and the pursuit of trade agreements that promise growth but also carry real political risk.