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Three people have died by the side of the road and one teenager was rushed to hospital after being trapped in a car for an hour.

David Pocock says James O'Connor's greatest rugby achievement is this year's comeback and the honesty that he has shown throughout the process.

The PM has called for "context and perspective" in the climate debate in the wake of 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg's condemnation of today's leaders.

The WeWork co-founder agreed on Tuesday to resign and give up majority voting control, after SoftBank and other shareholders turned on him

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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is set to announce that the House is launching a formal inquiry into the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is set to announce that the House is launching a formal inquiry into the impeachment of President Donald Trump, according to reports.

Until recently, the painting hung on a wall between the kitchen and the dining room of a woman's home in northern France.

US President President Donald Trump has formed a unity ticket with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on the need to overhaul global trade rules.

"The comment made by Michael Knowles ... was disgraceful - we apologise to Greta Thunberg," the network said in a statement.

Paula Bergold is accused of putting the body of her 89-year-old mother, Ruby, in a small plastic tub and keeping it in her basement.

Samoa survived being reduced to 13 men for almost 10 minutes in the first half, with a bonus-point 34-9 victory at the Rugby World Cup.

Nothing is a more boring topic of conversation than how much or little a person is eating or exercising.

Maybe we should start thinking for ourselves and not slavishly follow diet gurus?

Sarah Wilson was a much-followed evangelist for a highly restrictive diet. And then she wasn't. Maybe we should stop listening to unqualified gurus?

Those, like Kate Disher-Quill, are working to change the stigma that prevents young deaf people from wearing hearing aids.

Despite the abortion reform-related turmoil which has dominated the news in recent weeks, some parts of the Berejiklian government are quietly working away on their own agendas.

Science continues to be out of favour with teens despite its potential use in a wide range of employment opportunities, beyond the traditional science careers.

Occasionally I have had to put work first and cross my fingers she will be OK and not make other kids sick.

How sad and embarrassing. A prime minister so devoid of ideas and appropriate policy on climate neither he nor Australia were granted a seat at the UN conference, upstaged by a 16-year-old showing great insight and courage.

Australians are spending more than ever on self-funded healthcare amid rising out-of-pocket costs for medicines, hospital stays and specialist fees, new data shows.

Social media companies, with the support of 48 countries, will overhaul a counter-terrorism centre to prevent a repeat of the Christchurch terrorist attack.

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National Australia Bank is ramping up its expansion in the lucrative business banking market, making its biggest investment in new business bankers in a decade.

The telco ombudsman has reported a fall in the number of complaints but it's taking longer for issues to be resolved.