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Community engagement continues to innovate, Sue White writes.

A woman claims actor Gao Yunxiang and producer Wang Jing assaulted her after they all left a karaoke bar about 2am on March 27.

Melbourne City are seeking to sign another striker - in addition to key target Jamie Maclaren - after the departure of defender Osama Mailk frees up cash

The Mexican government is offering the one-year visas – which include the right to work in Mexico, travel freely in the country, and leave Mexico and return.

Leading vote-getters LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo will announce their captain's picks live on television, while Ben Simmons is still a shot at a bench position.

The record for the most number of days above 32 degrees in Canberra has been broken.

Geelong captain Joel Selwood has warned AFL games could look far different in 2019 now that the AFL has introduced the 6-6-6 rule.

Learn all about the summer care of fruit trees in a workshop being run next month by urban farmer Justin Calverley. Pruning, training (including espaliers) and managing common pests and diseases will be covered. The workshop, organised by Open Gardens Victoria in partnership with 3000acres, runs from 1pm to 2.30pm on Sunday, February 3, at Reservoir Food Forest and Orchard in Reservoir, $30.

Many friends and strangers expressed their sympathies for the family on social media.

Venue security and police reportedly issued move-on notices to three men who unfurled a controversial banner at Thursday night's BBL match between the Perth Scorchers and Sydney Thunder at Perth Stadium.

Debra Adelaide would like to work at Bunnings when she retires. But with two books out this year, that won't be happening soon.

Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead might read more like a Slavic fairytale than a thrilling tale of vengeance, but it can be both.

I didn't realise how many short-story competitions there are out there until I started looking.

Juliana Engberg and Tony Wheeler believe in travel for its own sake, though what they have discovered on their many journeys could belong to different worlds.

At last details of the unseen letters written by T.S. Eliot to his platonic love will be published.

A great deal of this collection concerns old-fashioned matters of the heart, told in a quirky way.

The great truth that dawned as the social media age unfolded and became ubiquitous was that a lot of us were not very nice.

One of Australia's most senior public servants, Sir William Cole was a visionary and a family man.

There have been too many knee-jerk decisions and too many mixed messages in a train-wreck of a summer for the home team.

A South Australian academic says we need a new approach to preventing suicide based on coping skills, not crisis management.

A NSW man with a penchant for carrying sharp implements was jailed in Canberra on Friday for the vicious stabbing of a good Samaritan.

A 40-year-old man involved in Thursday's attack is still fighting for his life.

Heatwave to smash records across Victoria, cause power outages and increase bushfire danger.

As the mercury climbs towards 44 degrees in Melbourne - the hottest day since Black Saturday - it is important for everyone to watch out for the signs of heatstroke.

"We are committed to building a modern, peaceful, democratic and caring state for every citizen," new president Felix Tshisekedi said.