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Some of David and Louise Turpin's children made their first public statements and alternately spoke of love for their parents, and of what they had suffered despite it.

Congressional Democrats have taken legal action to see all of US special counsel Robert Mueller's evidence from his inquiry into Russian interference.

Furious Facebook posts, abusive emails, school sit-ins, menacing behaviour: the bullying of staff by parents can have devastating consequences.

The campaign bus of high-profile West Australian MP Andrew Hastie's survived an arson attack on Thursday night after the grass in a paddock where it was parked was doused in petrol and set alight.

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

When you live on a farm near one of Australia’s most famous coastal idylls and advertise for help with the animals, you end up with some interesting candidates.

More than three decades ago, Brent Gazzaniga helped TV presenter Sally Williams. He’s now applying the same determination to her new project.

The Walkley Award-winning author, broadcaster and journalist discusses the topics we are told to keep quiet.

There are large swathes of the globe where people not only endure four distinct seasons but come to relish the experience.

Roosters coach Trent Robinson has praised his side for dealing with adversity but admitted more could follow if Luke Keary cannot recover from a concussion to play against the Dragons.

Multitasking, in its media and non-media forms, has been shown to be a myth.

Diary of Philip Owen Ayton's brutal four years in Gallipoli and France reveals the sapper had a hell of a time both at the front and in his time off.

Sovereign Hill gets $10 million funding boost on eve of 50th birthday

"This show, which I'm the first to admit contains a triple helping of cheese, has got under my skin. I've come up with three theories why."

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

It's been a long time between drinks for Chris Lilley - in that sense, Lunatics feels long overdue.

Slater and Gordon boss John Somerville says while he believes the once-troubled law firm has turned a corner, the group still has balance sheet issues.

"How am I supposed to teach tolerance and diversity to my students, many of whom are immigrant kids, when the government is asking me to give up who I am?"

Zoho's founder, Sridhar Vembu, has boot-strapped tech giant Zoho - in bare feet to boot.

Market Wrap covers all the commercial property action in and around Sydney.

Jim Bright explores the importance of authenticity when it comes to résumés.

An ex-police couple who became foster parents found themselves confronted with false claims of abuse - claims that are still on the record.

Desperately seeking straight hair, Anna had a decades-long love affair with harsh blow-dries. Then she decided to liberate her locks and discovered a new world.

Senator Jordon Steele-John and Rachel Mead are at the forefront in the battle against discrimination based on physical ability and sexual orientation.

It can be a life and death matter for people who are not even trying to have a family.