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Australian nurse Kirsty Boden "paid the ultimate price", one of London's top police officers said as the inquest drew to a close.

The mercury reached an all-time high at 45.9 degrees amid a heatwave in Europe that has claimed several lives.

A 65-year-old man driving southbound on the M1 near Wollongong has been charged over a fiery crash that killed two people.

The last days in Saigon brought about some of the finest moments of the Vietnam catastrophe.

The strength of R.W.R. McDonald's The Nancys lies in the dialogue.

An extract from indigenous author's memoir about mental health and the paradox of suicide.

The three-storey building that houses Greek restaurant Tsindos sold at auction for $8.1 million on Thursday afternoon, more than a third over its reserve and on a yield of 1.29 per cent.

Two experts say the state government and its energy safety watchdog need to act urgently to prevent further deaths.

After the death of her two sons, Vanessa Robinson pleaded with the state government to warn the public on the dangers of open-flue gas heaters. Seven years later, another life was lost.

The royal commission is playing out like a world title boxing match, and the leather is about to start flying in earnest after some tentative opening rounds.

In the 1980s, young women everywhere wanted to be like her. Nearly 40 years later, Madonna, 60, and a mother of six, is still a pop culture phenomenon.

Tall. Handsome. Fraudster. Fantasist. For a growing number of women, the man of their dreams has turned out to be anything but, as con artists congregate online to ensnare fresh victims.

Special education adviser Helen Lee has played a pivotal role in fashion designer Dion Lee's career, supporting him through work stresses and helping him find his keys.

The Sydney University emeritus professor of law discusses the topics we are told to keep quiet.

Sperm counts worldwide are continuing to decline. But the bad news doesn't stop there.

When someone says they've been wearing pyjamas for an extended period, it's assumed they have fallen on difficult times. But in this case, the opposite is true.

‘‘I am prepared to say I was surprised. Surprised and disappointed,’’ Gillard said of the election result.’’

It's hard to resist the evocative playlists curated by this "mad professor of song".

The push is for new Commonwealth legislation that provides a positive right to religious freedom - as opposed to a right to discriminate against non-believers.

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

We can be ourselves in our work with success, if we know where to look in ourselves and offer ourselves with care.

The mistakes you should avoid making with recruiters.

NSW's first Ageing and Disability commissioner says he will use the extensive powers of his independent office to expose the often hidden abuse of elderly and disabled people.

The push is for new Commonwealth legislation that provides a positive right to religious freedom - as opposed to a right to discriminate against non-believers.

He's doing his best to bring INXS back to life. Now Chris Murphy wants to put a retirement home for the young at heart on the site that would house his X Building.