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A late goal by substitute Michy Batshuayi propelled Chelsea to a 1-0 win at Ajax Amsterdam, while Liverpool's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain made the most of a rare start.

A fourth man and a woman have been charged over the alleged shooting death of a Queensland father last week.

A column of Russian military vehicles arrived in the city of Kobani, once home to a US military base, to assist in the withdrawal of Kurdish forces, Russia says.

Sydney has won the battle of the cranes adding another nine to the skyline with a focus on commercial projects, while Melbourne has seen a decline of the same number.

The Republican politicians have refused orders to leave and even had pizza delivered to the secure, underground area of the Capitol to sustain them.

The Republican politicians have refused orders to leave and even had pizza delivered to the secure, underground area of the Capitol to sustain them.

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Boeing's latest dismal financial results underscore how swiftly the worldwide grounding of the 737 Max has choked off the company's No. 1 line of business - and how urgently Boeing needs the jet back in the air.

A big refrigerated container arrived in the dead of night at a small port on the Thames - and when it was opened police made an horrific discovery.

A big refrigerated container arrived in the dead of night at a small port on the Thames - and when it was opened police made an horrific discovery.

Dumped T20 allrounder Marcus Stoinis has stood tall in the one-day cup, propelling Western Australia to a tense, rain-affected, nine-run win over Victoria.

Trump also used the White House announcement to declare a change of course in US relations with the Middle East.

An experimental quantum processor has completed a calculation in just a few minutes that would take a traditional supercomputer thousands of years, Google says.

The privatisation of bus services is expected to spark a furious response from trade unions, including the Rail Tram and Bus Union.

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ANU research has found Australians are taking-up solar and wind energy at such a fast rate the country would not have to use Kyoto "carryover" credits.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Poverty rates among private renters in some Sydney suburbs is as high as 45 per cent, a new report has found. And a shocking one in six children in NSW lives below the poverty line.

Young Australians who believe that smoking will not harm them as long as they quit by age 30 are underestimating the dangers, the Cancer Council has warned.

Nationals MPs have hit out at Finance Minister Mathias Cormann's continued deal-making with Pauline Hanson in the Senate, claiming it is undermining the party.

The federal MPs have formed a working group to advocate for the return of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to Australia.

Solar panels are in hot demand in Melbourne’s outer suburbs and the state’s regions, with new government figures showing they are taking the lion’s share of the latest solar rebates.

The government's approach to Freedom of Information is "breaching the spirit of law" a former Commonwealth ombudsman says, amid a growing row over public sector secrecy.

On October 24, 1976, Melbourne service station manager, Ern Shannhan and his team took line honours in the Perth to Sydney air race.

An uncommon specimen went on display recently at Miami’s Metropolitan zoo.