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The incident happened in the city's main shopping street, which was busy with people looking for Black Friday deals.

A 40-year-old man has been charged with murder over the alleged stabbing of a mental health case worker in a public housing block this week.

With his NRL options dwindling, Team Latrell has reached out to Rugby Australia to gauge its interest.

Three different pieces of amateur footage suggest the attack could have been far worse had members of the public not intervened.

British police cleared the area around London Bridge in the centre of the British capital on Friday following a stabbing and shooting incident that left several people wounded.

British police say that a man appeared to have been shot in an incident at London Bridge, in the heart of the British capital.

Public outrage was a factor in Westpac's purge - but it was a powerful group of investors who ultimately forced the bank's hand.

The former boss of Australia's second largest private hospital operator has backed health insurers' claims they are being gouged by medical device manufacturers.

The announcement came after the country's top Shi'ite Muslim cleric called for lawmakers to reconsider their support for a government rocked by weeks of deadly anti-establishment unrest.

Who made a difference in Australia this year? Who made us laugh, cry and think? Who shifted the dial for the better? Here is our inaugural list of the nation’s most compelling movers and shakers.

John Perrottet works at the World Bank developing tourism projects. His son Dominic – one of 12 siblings – is NSW Treasurer.

Spice up the traditional Christmas meal with a three-course feast that riffs on Asian and Italian flavours.

Staycation or vacation – it’s neither here nor there when it comes to summer reading. Just make your great escape via this season’s fresh page-turners.

Scott Morrison: “Cunning. A little Machiavellian. And not to be underestimated." Plus: Jacqui Lambie and Philip Lowe.

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant: "There is a global rethink going on about how to civilise the internet, and Inman Grant is a worldwide pioneer.” Plus: Joe Hockey and Andrew Hastie.

Ash Barty: the world No. 1 "outthinking her opponents instead of relying on power". Plus: Steve Smith and Craig Foster.

Akshay Venkatesh: this Perth-raised mathematician and Stanford professor is "one of Australia’s greatest minds". Plus: Lisa Harvey-Smith and Jacques Miller.

Joe Ibrahim: the geriatric medicine specialist exposing the "astonishing" truth behind some nursing-home deaths. Plus: David Caldicott and Wendy McCarthy.

Peter Shergold: this university chancellor's reforms "could be felt in schools, universities and workplaces for decades". Plus: Geoff Masters and Vicki Baczynskyj.

The corporate heavyweights speaking up on social issues: Atlassian boss Mike Cannon-Brookes, Qantas head Alan Joyce and retiring BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie. Plus: our whistleblowers, and Melanie Perkins.

The climate strike kids: "Many were scolded as ‘inner-city puppets’, but the stories in the streets were different." Plus: Kate McBride, Grace Brennan, Brynn O’Brien and Emma Herd.

Baker Boy, the adored Indigenous hip-hop artist promoting "positive blackness", and Tones and I, the former busker who's had the longest-running No. 1 song in ARIA chart history. Plus: Trent Dalton and Adut Akech Bior.

Adam Goodes: when two biopics brought the former AFL star back into the spotlight, he wasn't comfortable – but knew they'd enhance an important national conversation. Plus: Dylan Alcott, Nakkiah Lui and Miranda Tapsell.

Matt Jones, Cameron Mackenzie and Stuart Gregor: in six years, their gin has become our highest-selling locally made premium craft spirit, and is exported to 25 countries. Plus: Matt Stone and Jo Barrett, and Jock Zonfrillo.

George Eliot is the beating heart of this brilliant novel by Kathy O'Shaugnessy.