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From a modern practicality to Tuscan-style opulence, these are the winners of this year's landscape design competition at the International Flower and Garden Show.

The broadcast watchdog has asked Seven West Media to pull down social media and website posts after breaching the television code.

Property giant GPT Group has identified the logistics and warehouse sector as the engine for growth

A driver who allegedly stalked another young woman in the minutes before she was abducted is under the microscope in a new police push to find out what happened to Janine Vaughan.

A woman allegedly murdered by members of her family suffered brain disease that likely would have translated to dementia, a neurology expert has said.

The commission agreed that Mr Perry had not called a colleague a "bitch" as the machinist had claimed in a bid to minimise his own threat to slap a co-worker.

Sydney Airport's control tower was evacuated on Friday after a computer battery back-up system overheated, initially preventing all planes at the airport from departing and significantly delaying inbound flights from landing.

Australia's new director of rugby says he and Michael Cheika will have a healthy but robust working relationship with a view of helping the Wallabies win the World Cup.

The Silent Comedy Festival kicks off again at Arbory Bar.

Before a crowd of thousands in Christchurch’s Hagley Park, survivor Farid Ahmed explained why he was able to forgive the terrorist who allegedly killed his wife.

Comedian Michelle Wolf’s wicked wit is a global phenomenon.

The alleged would-be robber, armed with a knife, was left sprawled on the Logan store's floor until police arrived.

French midfielder Florin Berenguer is set for a City recall for the game against Western Sydney. Warren Joyce says his Olyroo stars are buzzing on their return

All-Australian forward Jack Riewoldt is set to be sidelined for four weeks after scans revealed the extent of the wrist injury he suffered on Thursday night's loss to Collingwood.

Canberra's two-time best player of the John I Dent Cup prefers to lift pianos than to do pre-season running as he prepares for his 12th campaign.

She may be living in Los Angeles now but one of our biggest comedy exports chose Melbourne to premiere the follow-up to award-winning show Nanette, and was welcomed in return.

Since May's surprise offer to step aside if her plan for Britain's withdrawal from the EU is approved, the all-male field to take her job has widened.

Crews worked throughout the night on Thursday to battle a fire at a northern beaches storage facility and it may take a few more days to extinguish the blaze.

At his first political rally since the end of the Russia collusion probe, President Donald Trump has accused backers of the investigation of trying to overturn the 2016 election and attempting "illegally" to claim power.

Nothing is for certain until legislation is passed, experts warn.

An A-League second division could be up and running by 2021, according to a 'white paper' on the concept put together by Football Federation Australia.

Former lord mayor and premier Campbell Newman has joined a chorus of politicians and business leaders paying tribute to Brisbane's outgoing lord mayor Graham Quirk.

She's helping to bring to life multiple suburbs in the north-west of Canberra and beyond. And did you know she used to work for Disney?

Hawthorn understands the decision on where to play Tom Scully in his first game back from a season ending injury is a delicate process but will make the call this afternoon.

Many expected Nike's shares to suffer amid political backlash over its signing of controversial former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, but they didn't.