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Is Julian Assange capable of actual, ethical journalism, and how will he repay the Australian government for its intense efforts in his cause?

The NSW Architecture Awards have gone big this year, dominated by a wave of new sporting and outdoor recreational facilities catering to millions.

Under Daniel Andrews, pill testing was a non-starter. Jacinta Allan made it permanent within months. Summer overdoses were a big reason why.

Review farms, fake women messaging men and staff able to read your every message – the inside world of a dating app.

Police need to focus their efforts, but what happens if they miss clues along the way?

I found my community on Sydney’s leafy north shore. We can build more homes without destroying what we love.

Rocketing rents in Melbourne mean tenants would be better off paying a mortgage in certain areas – and some are fast-tracking their plans.

Among Chinese migrants, there is a term used to describe Glen Waverley. ‘Yu zhou zhong xin’ means ‘the centre of the universe’.

We all suffer the pangs of nostalgia, but the world doesn’t stay still – the place you remember with rosy memories won’t be the same when you revisit.

From polyamory to open relationships, here’s everything you’ve ever wanted to know about non-monogamy.

Australia’s unofficial winter uniform is being re-engineered to make it kinder to the planet. But consumers will need an investment mindset.

Since NSW became the last state in Australia to offer voluntary assisted dying in November, hundreds of people have applied. These are some of their stories.

Australia, it seems, is awash with cocaine, despite its high price and record police hauls – not to mention hospitalisations and deaths.

Cocaine country: Australia’s costly habit | Love match: Alex de Minaur & Katie Boulter | Costa Georgiadis: how old is that beard?

Even mothers who can’t comprehend having two-and-a-half hours to themselves, let alone running 42 kilometres in that time, can relate to a couple of the qualities required for marathon running: “patience and an ability to suffer”.

The first skiers scaled Mount Buller 100 years ago this winter. How would they react if they saw the way the mountain works today?

The first presidential debate took place in Atlanta Thursday night, and for some viewers the candidates performed just as expected; for others, the night was full of surprises.

Creditors had divided FEL's assets into three clusters - insurance, textile businesses, and other residual stakes including its investments in a manufacturing unit each at Tarapur-Palghar in Maharashtra and Mahadevapura-Bengaluru in Karnataka. Central Bank had emerged the highest bidder for the insurance business, while metals company Orissa Metaliks had pipped Mumbai-based financial services firm Uniworth Finlease with a ₹75 crore offer for the manufacturing units.

West Ham defensive target Jake O'Brien has also emerged as an option for Everton in the ongoing transfer window.

Tax experts say the international tax treaty, which Republicans strongly oppose and requires a two-thirds majority in the US Senate to pass, faces significant challenges. Without US ratification, meeting the OECD tax deal's implementation conditions to reshape the global tax system becomes extremely difficult. The international tax treaty's implementation needs acceptance by 30 jurisdictions and the inclusion of the headquarters jurisdictions of at least 60% of the most profitable multinationals;... Читать дальше...

Emmerdale was full of explosive scenes on Friday night after Charity Dingle spotted an odd Tom King detail after his early hospital release following the barn electrocution

As consumers increasingly transact using voice-controlled devices, Amazon is partnering with Alicia Keys, harnessing her celebrity to boost Alexa adoption. The musical artist’s beauty brand, Keys Soulcare, created in collaboration with e.l.f.  Beauty, announced Wednesday (June 26) that it is working with Amazon Alexa on an offering for Echo Device users. When they enable the […]

Since the Israel-Hamas war started, Israel has arrested about 15,000 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. Palestinians say detention conditions have worsened and many detainees are tortured. Israel says it abides by international law. Linda Gradstein reports from the West Bank city of Ramallah. Camera: Ricki Rosen.

The tropical wave of interest in the central Atlantic currently being monitored by the Barbados Meteorological Services is forecast to bring hazardous sea conditions across the marine area of Barbados from Sunday evening.  Model guidance suggests swell heights will peak ten to 13 feet around the coastlines of Barbados, creating a very unsafe marine environment. […]

Special-teams demon has blossomed into one of the CFL's best defensive players since coming to Montreal.