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The 19-year-old British woman said she had been assaulted in a hotel room in the resort of Ayia Napa in Cyprus.

Gundagai's dog and tuckerbox statue has been dislodged, sparking a police search for the culprits.

Pope Paul VI overruled Roman Catholic liberals and condemned all artificial means of birth control, potentially provoking a major crisis within the Church.

Egan Bernal has won the Tour de France for Team Ineos, becoming the first Colombian and the youngest rider since 1909 to win the race.

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Solicitor Zali Burrows is facing a potential legal battle of her own after a judge made scathing remarks about her competency.

Laughing and posing awkwardly for the cameras in 2012, David Levick seemed baffled by the bombshell allegations that he had threatened America's national security.

Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry put on an unbeaten 87-run stand as Australia cruised to a seven-wicket victory over England.

An economics firm is predicting the biggest building boom for suburban Brisbane in 10 years.

The Dolphins were looking to complete a relay sweep, but plans were dashed by the US on the final night at the world swimming titles in South Korea.

It is amazing the government can find the money to, unnecessarily, demolish and rebuild a stadium but, it seems, cannot find the money to fund cardiac surgery at both Children’s Hospitals.

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We do not need to have another debate about the impact of algorithms, but a meaningful discussion about the complex causes of political polarisation.

To help stem the exodus of new teachers, we need to look beyond the metrics and data and see the value in the social, affective and community work of the profession.

When Myah Proberts got a letter telling her she had been accepted back into school for year 11, she framed it and put it in her kitchen.

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

The late arrival of the state's fleet of new intercity trains from Korea risks delaying the start of passenger services until the first half of next year.

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A letter sent to almost 50,000 patients inviting them to take part in a bipolar study has raised questions about how our private information is stored and used.

Is ice-cream a winter food? These business owners say yes.

There are all sorts of schools that seek to bring together the best of single-sex and co-education.

Despite Aussie TV's romantic fixation with tales from our underworld, the ABC's new series Les Norton still seems an unlikely proposition.

The boss of KIIS and iHeartRadio has warned radio broadcasters not to repeat Facebook's privacy blunders with smart speakers.

We do not need to have another debate about the impact of algorithms, but a meaningful discussion about the complex causes of political polarisation.

The quest for customers has been at the heart of the chaotic ride at last mile logistics provider Getswift. And it's not getting any easier.