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Upbeat US jobs report and data on Chinese manufacturing eased concerns about slowing global growth.

Police have fatally shot a man who allegedly threatened them with an axe at a Central Coast home on Friday night.

The deal puts Google in direct competition with Apple and Samsung - and has raised privacy concerns.

For better or for worse, you may not be able to get it out of your head. But for the family behind Baby Shark, it has made them a fortune.

The British government has confirmed that the next administration will decide whether Huawei can supply the country's 5G rollout.

"Pancreatic cancer patients can't campaign for awareness because they die," says a leading researcher, as four widowers step up to be 'the survivors'.

Archie Roach has long told his remarkable life story through music. But the ailing singer-songwriter has plenty more to tell – this time on the page, not stage.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested in Ireland in connection with the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found in a container truck.

The investors behind a string of proposed west end property developments are relinquishing a La Trobe Street site with a permit for 33 levels.

Millennial wordsmiths sending their pop verse viral on Instagram are making a motza – and proving poetry’s demise has been greatly exaggerated.

When the wall came down there was a feeling of liberation. But now the barriers are being rebuilt – edifices of fear, both real and imaginary, are being constructed everywhere.

Teaching your kids how to drive is meant to be a highway to hell – but when it came to reconnecting with his teenager, it helped this father turn the corner.

"Drop the deal," Nigel Farage tells Boris Johnson as he warns that his party will contest every seat in the December 12 election.

Despite a 47-year age difference, Tim and Dot bonded over a love of crosswords, getting together every Monday evening to decode that day’s puzzle.

The American author, lecturer and feminist activist discusses death, her sex education and how politics has changed and remained the same.

Back in the US, the $9 whiskey-maple-pecan-brown-butter ice-cream beckons – and you can order it online.

Our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

Fundamentally, there’s nothing uncool about putting bacon on a tofu burger. But pay attention to who you’re with, and what foods you’re mashing together.

Cloud-spotting, like the slow-food and digital-detox movements, is all about taking the time to look up and appreciate the power of the natural world.

Jonathan Goldstein takes people back to a moment in their lives they wish they could change or they want explained.

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

Being aware of who we admire, gives us insight into the problems we want to solve in our work.

A year after his death, the passion and commitment of legendary musician Richard Gill continues to reverberate.

The royal commission has singled out the misuse of chemical restraints as a top priority in aged care reform.

"I’m very into buying pieces that will stand the test of time, rather than cheaper things that fill up the wardrobe and I don’t end up wearing a lot."