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Specialist police are today scouring a previously untapped stretch of bushland, two months after the Ballarat mum vanished.

The director and producer of The Fall Guy tell how the Hollywood star's eyes were popping as he filmed one of film's most audacious stunts.

The prodigious talent wasn’t on the plane that flew the Sea Eagles to Auckland on Thursday – and could find it difficult finding another NRL club.

Labor must recruit future MPs from more diverse backgrounds to remain relevant, two federal MPs argue, as the party’s primary vote sits at historic lows.

Brad Fittler believes the Roosters have become a target for opposition times to compare themselves against.

The Warwick Farm station horse is the latest chapter in a storied history of unlikely animals roaming free in metropolitan Sydney. Not all of them ended well.

The phrase is a vital part of the PM’s bid to win the election, and is so blatantly retail that anyone who is against it almost sounds un-Australian.

Andrew Johns discusses the lasting legacy of Daly Cherry-Evans and his belief that he will take a salary cut to maintain a strong Manly side. Alongside host Danika Mason, the Immortal shares his opinion on the fate of Josh Schuster at the Sea Eagles, discusses the possibility of a Mal Meninga and Wayne Bennett team up at the Rabbitohs, and analyses how the Raiders have performed so well despite losing star player Jack Wighton. Will Ricky Stuart achieve his crowning glory and take the Raiders all the way? Читать дальше...

After chairing Qantas during a period when it fell from grace, Richard Goyder is under intense pressure for the second time in less than a year.

Consumers have been struggling with high inflation, interest rates and tax for months – but there are signs the pressure on shoppers is moderating.

Well-meaning global manoeuvring on a two-state solution is occurring in isolation from the people whose views matter most.

From camels to cookies, three SEQ locals tell us how TikTok has helped their business grow.

At age 21m Errol Gulden was faced with the biggest decision of his career: whether to stay at the club he grew up in or seek riches elsewhere. He stayed.

Wayne Wilmot will be under strict conditions including electronic monitoring, but it is his NDIS support that has stoked state and federal government tensions.

Princess Anne recalls her "scrupulously polite" discussion with her would-be kidnapper in 1974.

The plan was drawn up after 1.3 million people, mostly those fleeing war in Syria and Iraq, sought refuge in Europe in 2015, overwhelming the EU’s asylum system to collapse.

You can put in your chips to see your opponent’s hand. But if you’re not careful, it could cost you more than just money.

Medication was withheld from detainees if they assaulted staff, an inquest into the death of Cleveland Dodd has been told.

The Broncos have received a massive boost for their clash with the Dolphins, but the same can’t be said for their forthcoming rivals.

The child, who had a history of aggressive behaviour, pulled a handgun from his jacket and shot his teacher. The gun jammed after a single shot, preventing further chaos.

Darren Lockyer and Wally Lewis discuss Reece Walsh's return, and Lockyer relive his famous 2011 helicopter flight.

Phil Gould reveals why he doubts Wayne Bennett will return to Redfern to replace Jason Demetriou.

Christopher Isaako appeared in Perth Magistrates Court on Thursday, charged with grievous bodily harm, possessing a controlled weapon and fighting in public to cause fear.

Canterbury football boss Phil Gould has revealed the extent of the injury woes at the Bulldogs.

A man has been filmed leaping onto a woman's car in Queensland and smashing the windscreen with his fists in a terrifying encounter.