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Dating back at least 44,000 years, the Indonesian images depict half-human, half-animal figures and are older than any cave art found in Europe.

From remakes and revivals to brand new experiences and challenges, these are our favourite games of the past year.

Gabriel Jesus has scored a 20-minute hat-trick as Manchester City rallied for a 4-1 win at Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.

Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco surpassed the iPhone maker as the world's most valuable public company on Wednesday when its shares made their debut on the Saudi stock exchange.

The major attack could scupper plans to revive peace talks between the United States and the Taliban.

The wait is almost over for Victoria's 2019 VCE graduates, who will find out their results at 7am.

Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 stock index slightly extended modest gains after the US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady and signalled borrowing costs are likely to remain unchanged indefinitely.

The Russia probe began after Alexander Downer told a US official that George Papadopoulos had suggested Russia may have dirt on Trump's presidential rival Hillary Clinton.

The US central bank left interest rates unchanged and signalled it would keep them on hold through 2020 amid a solid economy.

Now you have your results, here are the answers to some questions you may have.

If you're thinking about changing your mind, there are a few things to consider.

For the first time, some year 12 students will receive offers in December.

Students should be very proud of their efforts this year.

What, where, when and how: Here's a guide to accessing your ATAR.

There are many stories about the scaling of VCE studies and some of them are inaccurate.

How does scaling work?

What an ATAR is and what it isn't.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

The UK elections for Parliament's lower House of Commons take place on Thursday, UK time. Here is a look at the main parties and their policies.

Set on a university campus, this remake of a horror classic makes no mystery of its investment in current culture wars.

New Zealanders are world leaders at flaying ourselves after disaster has struck, but we never seem to see it coming, writes Dominion Post columnist Karl du Fresne. .

It was a beautiful day for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. But when disaster struck at White Island, 14 people didn't come home.

The premise of a new cookbook is that eating well is the ultimate act of self-care.

Thunberg was recognised for her actions to address what she describes as the global climate crisis.

With so many entertainment options, it's easy to miss brilliant streaming shows, movies and documentaries. Here are the ones to hit play on, or skip.