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What happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.

Police believe the couple knew the 40-year-old man, who was found dead on Saturday afternoon.

On Monday or Tuesday you can watch players like Nick Kyrgios, Sam Stosur, Kevin Anderson, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Stanislas Wawrinka, John Isner, Victoria Azarenka, Eugenie Bouchard, Gabrine Muguruza, Petra Kvitova and more on a budget.

Making headlines this morning: a severe heat record for Sydney is expected to be broken, a council employee whose father made a $1.3m profit from a property - in one day. And the Australian Open kicks off.

The Red Devils' revolution under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer rolls on, with United claiming a sixth straight win at title hopefuls Tottenham

Seven people have been injured, including one seriously, in a horror two-car crash in the city's south-east in the early hours of Monday morning.

Plus our guide to eating your way through the city this Good Food Month.

Barack Obama hasn't been the US president for nearly two years, but his name is as visible as it has ever been

A cooling sea breeze may save Melburnians from the most extreme weather, but true relief is unlikely to come until the weekend.

Anything can happen in live theatre, and the audience at Beautiful, the life story of Carole King, got a surprise when King appeared on stage to play herself.

A Syrian mother has attempted to burn herself and her children to death after she failed to find food for her family for three straight days.

Three German skiers have been killed in an avalanche in Austria and a fourth was still missing on Sunday, say police.

Pitting one community section against another is not the answer.

The system’s layers of rules, bewildering investment options and fees is so complex that it defeats millions of member-beneficiaries.

Liberal Party rumours suggest she could be interested in Kevin Andrews’ seat, but others are sceptical about the plan.

If Liberal stalwart Kevin Andrews was to resign so close to the election, the Libs would have no choice but to parachute someone into Menzies.

Police are trying to find a person who hoaxed the fire brigade and the Central District Ambulance.

The NSW government's annual windfall from the so-called station access fee has now passed $100 million.

This is the continuing resurgence of the anti-immigration nationalist right in Australia and its implications for the stability of a two-party system are now under considerable stress.

Performance skills can get a person a long way in politics — in Trump’s case, all the way to the White House. But while they can get someone into the Oval Office, they’re of limited use when it comes to actually governing.

The Wanderers first goal was crazy, a fluke perhaps. But how you describe what happened next?

Our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

The 'severe' heatwave is expected to break an eight-year-old record, with five days over 30 degrees in a row not recorded at Sydney observatory since 2011.

The debate over who is responsible for the management of the derelict Broadway Hotel is compounded by weak legislation, an expert says.

There was a 194 per cent increase in the numbers of animals being used for research, testing and teaching in Queensland, including native animals.