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It's a truth universally acknowledged, that a garden with a spectacular view must be able to hold its own.

There was another state of emergency during the Melbourne Writers Festival.

The show veers sharply from the risky cliche of assassin-made-good and instead explores the space in between criminal conspiracy and everyday life.

The atmosphere at Sydney Contemporary 2019 is not simply optimistic, it's buoyant.

The intensity of this year's Ashes schedule, hot on the heels of the Cricket World Cup, meant fans were denied the chance to see either side at full strength.

A jury has found a 17-year-old boy guilty of murdering Melbourne teenager Laa Chol by knifing her at a party.

A week in photos from the award winning Sydney Morning Herald / The Age / Financial Review photographers.

A prison officer at Hakea Prison has been arrested and charged by WA Police with intent to defraud and uttering a forged record.

Long-time Gold Coast assistant coach Dean Solomon met with Fremantle football chief Peter Bell this week as the Essendon premiership player throws his hat into the ring to replace Ross Lyon as Dockers coach.

As the three-hour debate dragged on, so did Joe Biden's answers, which became increasingly rambling and at times borderline incoherent.

It started off as the sort of week an entrepreneur like John Karantzis could only dream about.

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation still has close to $100 million left to invest.

The powerful banking regulator has warned against a resurgence in property speculation after the RBA's interest rate cuts.

The head of Crown Resorts says he will treat inquiries into business ties with suspected Chinese criminals as a 'forum to provide our perspective'.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced millions in emergency water funds for the Southern Downs towns already struggling with drought and fire.

Ryan Papenhuyzen's numbers the past month have been even better than the Australian fullbacks.

Dawn Passage and Just Thinkin' can keep the Tulloch Lodge flag flying at Rosehill on Saturday.

The ships were detained in Queensland and investigators found the crews were owed about $240,000 in unpaid wages.

Company's first battery-powered portable speaker still uses Wi-Fi, but it will switch to Bluetooth if you're roaming too far.

When Rosie* ended up on the jury of a historic child sex abuse case a few years ago, she noticed straight away that she was different to other jurors.

A video of the former Kings Cross club owner grinning while holding up the eyebrows of another man has been played to a jury.

Joe Pride will let Fasika show him which way to go in the spring after Saturday's Sheraco Stakes.

The Swifts have been written off all year and that suits them just fine, says superstar Helen Housby.

"The breakdown couldn't have come at worse time for global supply."

The Sea Eagles skipper has struggled with a dodgy right ankle most of the year, but is determined to lead a depleted Manly side to victory on Saturday night.