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Police have launched an investigation after one man died when two trucks crashed in the city-bound lanes on the M1 Pacific Motorway in Sydney's north late on Monday night.

Hungary's Viktor Orban has been criticised by human rights groups for weakening the country's democratic institutions. He has found an ally in Donald Trump.

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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini was incensed by the take-charge action of Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, who is the pope's official almsgiver.

Wall Street took a pounding on Monday after China defied Washington by announcing retaliatory tariffs on US goods.

A hotel worker knocked on a door on Saturday and when the guests did not answer, the worker opened up the three-bedroom suite to find a grisly scene.

The offer comes as Amazon seeks to speed up its US shipping time from two days to one for its Prime members.

It's hoped targeted therapies can be developed for sufferers of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and ADHD, following a genetic research breakthrough.

The world's largest sports retailer, Decathlon, has moved the emphasis of its local rollout online as it sees digital shopping in Australia catching up with other markets, lessening the need for a large network of bricks and mortar stores.

If you are using the floor to regularly store certain items, there are some organising issues you need to address.

The proposal aims to help families who are forced to explain their unique situation repeatedly in an attempt to close or suspend accounts of their missing loved one.

Planning Minister Rob Stokes is seeking to end "spot rezoning", but denies the need for wholesale changes to NSW's planning laws.

Lining pockets with gold $1 coins, "I seen" is a dialect, and taking the Dreamtine to Yugolsavia

The royal commission took the banks to task for risky lending. Now both political parties want to promote it.

It is hard to believe that voters have forgotten so quickly Mr Palmer's questionable record both in and out of Parliament.

If there is a change of government on Saturday, all eyes will be on Penny Wong and who she will pick to represent Australia overseas.

Labor will not commit to topping up the Green Climate Fund, suggesting it may ditch the foreign aid measure despite the urging of Pacific leaders.

As we enter the final week of campaigning where the pace of events will become even more frenetic, federation reform is not likely to exercise people’s attention. But after Saturday it should.

Former Panthers general manager Phil Gould blames “stress and pressure” for Penrith chairman Dave O'Neill's denial of Wayne Bennett deal.

Remember when Pep Guardiola's appointment was a mission statement, a big idea, a sovereign wealth project to give Manchester City an identity beyond mere financial might? Well, he has delivered on it.

Israel Folau and manager-to-the-stars Isaac Moses go back 16 years but the football star's defiant behaviour could be driving a wedge between them.

Richmond's horrendous run of injuries has now claimed premiership ruckman Toby Nankervis, with youngster Jack Ross also facing a stint on the sidelines.

The latest tragedies take the road toll to a 120, which is 40 more lives lost than at this time last year.

The AFL is still deciding to fine Dane Rampe after the Sydney co-captain was involved in two bizarre incidents during Friday's win over Essendon.

Inspired by Nicky Winmar and his friend Tim Kelly, mature St Kilda recruit Matt Parker is driven by a desire to give his son a better childhood than his his own.