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A 35-year-old homeless man has been arrested on suspicion of stabbing three teenagers on a street in the Netherlands that was crowded with shoppers.

A 24-year-old man has died of a suspected drug overdose at the Strawberry Fields music festival in NSW's south-west on Sunday morning.

The typical age for becoming a homeowner has gone up to 33 but our longer lives are having other impacts.

It’s a luxury to entertain the idea of spending money to save time but sometimes it can be the only real option.

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

Josh Addo-Carr is giving serious consideration to walking away from the final two years of his contract in Melbourne.

The Germans have banned it and 18,400 Americans are suing over it. What is glyphosate and why is it so controversial?

South-east Asia's growing middle class and a reduction in trade barriers are creating opportunities for Australia's food, beverage and agricultural businesses.

Finding Bangkok’s little slice of North Korea used to require cold war-style espionage skills. Not any more.

This is a spiritual time of year for many people, whatever their religion. But what happens when partners don’t follow the same faith?

Volunteering triggers the reward pathway in our brains that releases “feel-good” hormones like oxytocin and boosts our wellbeing from the social interaction.

While Australia burns and the economy tanks it's good to see that the PM is addressing the really big issues with haste and diligence.

In the 1960s, diverse tribes put aside political and social differences for a successful environmental campaign. That experience could teach us.

People struggling financially or who failed to complete year 12 were the most likely to say their fellow citizens can't be trusted.

The findings prompted researchers to question whether chewing and putting should be officially recognised as an eating disorder symptom, six years after it was removed from the diagnostic criteria.

He believes children have become increasingly altruistic in their Christmas wishes over the years.

In recent months, several pieces worn by the PM's wife Jenny Morrison have been selling out.

On a warm spring evening, the long-running controversy over South Korea's "Statue of Peace" and Japan's sex slavery in World War II came to Melbourne.

From enduring pinot-fuelled character assassinations to finding yourself deep in debt, troubleshoot the issues most likely to cause us grief each festive season.

Australian Chamber Orchestra violinist Satu Vänskä reveals on the clothes she loves – and the shoes she’ll never wear.

Arcane clauses dictate the type of music bars can play, ban dance floors or even specify the direction bands must face.

Almost three years after Ryan was shot in the hip and his three teenage friends murdered, he is still in hiding in a climate of impunity in Philippines' President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.

Minimal interest-rate payments could eliminate the argument that the money ever represents a gift

Amber Scott, the Australian Ballet’s principal artist, leads her own troupe of sugar plum fairies on a merry dance,and talks about the challenges of combining ballet and baby.

The singer and actor talks on her career and the men who have influenced her.