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When a demi-god became a devil.

Two nightclub promoters from Melbourne face up to 12 years in Bali's infamous Kerobokan Prison after they were charged with possessing small quantities of cocaine at a nightclub in the resort town of Canggu.

Two nightclub promoters from Melbourne face up to 20 years in Bali's infamous Kerobokan Prison after they were charged with possessing small quantities of cocaine at a nightclub in the resort town of Canggu.

A skier has lived most people's worst nightmare at Thredbo after plummeting to the ground when the chairlift they were on became dislodged.

Gold Coast halfback Ash Taylor could return to the NRL as soon as this week after a successful return to the playing field last weekend.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese presided over a formal decision by Labor MPs on Tuesday, in the first move of its kind since the May 18 election.

Adelaide co-captain Taylor Walker says he's not in peak form but doesn't deserve to be dropped.

They may have just come off the back of a Splendour set, but Welsh rockers Catfish and the Bottlemen still had a whole lot left to give to their Sydney audience.

South Korea says Chinese military planes also intruded into South Korea's aerial identification zone on Tuesday.

Police have also released a sketch of a man they want to speak to over the shooting deaths and CCTV of the couple on their road trip.

North Melbourne has already interviewed caretaker coach Rhyce Shaw for the senior coaching position for which he is a clear frontrunner.

Phil Slater took his trumpet into the great outdoors to explore how place affects playing.

The man accused of murdering the woman whose body was found in a car boot beside the freeway in 2017, claims he is yet to see the state's case against him.

The former Ipswich mayor and two co-accused are on trial for extortion.

Annastacia Palaszczuk is yet to see Integrity Commissioner Nikola Stepanov's advice given to her deputy about the appropriateness of her purchase of a Woolloongabba house near the state government's flagship rail project.

In the age of Alexa surveillance gadgets have moved from corporate espionage to being easily accessible to everyone.

An underworld figure whose son was charged with murder over the deaths of two men shot outside Melbourne nightclub Love Machine has been granted bail despite police fears he remains a risk to the public.

Jennifer Peterson has avoided jail time after she was convicted of sexually assaulting three women in a hot tub at a wild Christmas party.

Andrew Broad, who quit over an overseas dating scandal, has hit back at former leader John Anderson's call for voters to punish badly behaving MPs.

You need to be just as active with your income as your spending.

Online retailer Kogan has reported a gross profit increase of 12 per cent, bucking the retail trend.

The Brisbane Lions will contest the one-week suspension handed to defender Harris Andrews as they look to have him available for their clash with Hawthorn.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced an audit after it was revealed her chief of staff received a state government business grant.

The demonstration appeared to be the biggest protest on the island in nearly two decades.

Australia’s largest superannuation fund has upped competitive pressure on the country’s big four banks.