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A Conservative member of Parliament said legislators calling for a challenge to Johnson’s leadership have faced “intimidation” and urged them to contact the police.

Jeremy Grantham, who predicted the tech bubble and financial crisis, said the historic collapse in stocks he predicted a year ago is underway

Another big promise by the US president has been torpedoed. What comes next for voting rights reform in America?

Wall Street trims some of the week’s steep losses as investors gauge the latest corporate earnings and monitor rising inflation’s impact on the economy.

The idea of a night garden goes back to the very earliest gardens designed to wash away the heat of the day through glowing flowers and the sound of water.

In Victoria, transitioning from our reliance on brown coal to renewables would amount to an energy revolution. But it would not be the state’s first.

How happy I to happen upon The Happiness Dictionary, a glossary that tackles all the blisses that English misses.

The decision to grant a visa to British far-right commentator Katie Hopkins last year is under investigation by the Australian Human Rights Commission following a complaint by a Muslim advocacy group.

We say we want to get rid of the monarch, yet we’re still searching for someone to crown

The Rebel Theatre, a 196-seat space, will open at the newly refurbished Walsh Bay arts precinct.

Young Australians have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic, and they are understandably angry. But will they mobilise to deliver an electoral backlash?

After two years on the pandemic rollercoaster, it seems our collective reservoir of hope may be finally drying up.

After two years of being exhorted to “do the right thing”, I refuse to be extorted by a system which allows unscrupulous shysters to rip me off for scarce but essential health products.

A seriously underperforming stock market powerfully suggests both that China’s economic miracle is not all it’s cracked up to be and that its political hierarchy is not as secure as it seems.

Thai authorities separated a young girl from her family and locked her in COVID isolation earlier this month. It’s one of a number of holiday horror stories some travellers are blaming on Qantas’ travelling requirements.

A national survey of 1723 people found more than two-thirds of respondents reported a rise in body image concerns, food restriction and binge-eating.

Probate records shows the late businessman Geoffrey Edelsten left no money to his ex-wives.

The prominent Perth name behind a new $280 million seaside resort and community hub on a stunning piece of South West coastline plans to turn the sod in 2023.

Asked to choose between a series of climate policies, a quarter chose the Greens’ plan. When narrowed to just the major parties, Labor had the edge in the survey.

As the wait for NSW’s back-to-school plan continues ahead of next week’s reopening, teachers and principals worry they are not being given enough time to prepare.

While never publicly mentioned, some of the parlours are listed on escort sites as venues providing sex services, with explicit reviews of services on offer.

Despite two years of preparations and a double-dose vaccination rate of 89 per cent, WA Premier Mark McGowan says the state is still not ready for the Omicron variant.

The clock, which metaphorically counts down until the end of the world, remains at the closest point it has ever been to midnight.

The clock, which metaphorically counts down until the end of the world, remains at the closest point it has ever been to midnight.

Since sweeping to power in mid-August, the Taliban have imposed widespread restrictions, including on the women’s rights and the right to protest.