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Maalu Maalu offers one of the best value buffets in the city.

A serial rapist who was convicted of raping 10 women in the United Kingdom and China has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years.

The Wests Tigers’ roster moves continue with one of their brightest local juniors sizing up a potential mid-season move with loan and swap deals being discussed.

A Gold Coast company has developed an online program allowing individuals to simulate the experience of using a hearing aid in the privacy of their own home.

The Australian sharemarket has extended its losses by lunchtime on Friday after global markets skidded overnight as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and fears over potential US involvement rattled investors.

The Lions have knocked back a golden point proposal from Rugby Australia, and fired back at suggestions they have too many Aussies, Kiwis and South Africans in the squad.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk tells a 14-year-old girl her main reason to attend college should be to find a husband.

Construction workers have shut down inner-city Brisbane streets again as a snap protest over a High Court decision continued for a second day.

Twelve years after his first brush with the British and Irish Lions as a 21-year-old, Will Skelton is older, wiser, and ready to make his second chance count.

This satire on the excesses of cultural enlightenment ends up embracing what it critiques, mutating into an increasingly far-fetched sisterhood revenge thriller.

With a health alert in place until Monday and thermometers nudging 34 degrees, the country famous for queuing in drizzle is now lining up shirtless for ice-cream.

Three males who doused the front of a Solomontown home with accelerant then set their own car on fire, South Australian Police say.

Sharks, rays, octopus and penguins are among more than 330 species killed by the mass algal bloom washing across South Australia’s coasts. It won’t end there.

Australian cricket legend Mitchell Johnson is keen to see the Perth Bears earn their spot in the WA sporting landscape.

It all started with my friend Amy in Boston, who realised she had to change the habit of a lifetime. The change starts small, but it’s addictive.

You might think that having lost a house to Tony Mokbel, Darren Hafner would have sought an alternative income stream. But he was nothing if not persistent.

This $50 million concrete pit is an unused eyesore, waiting for a substation that won’t be built for years. It could be a place to party.

Investigators are yet to find where the pool has been leaking and no time frame given for when it will reopen, warning of longer and more frequent closures as the lagoon continued to age.

Jason Ryles was the most wanted coach after his apprenticeship with Craig Bellamy – but can he bring a premiership to a team that hasn’t won a title in 39 years?

Investigators in Bali, and diplomats from Australia, are scrambling to piece together how a clutch of Australians came to be at the centre of one of the most violent shootings in Bali’s history.

Despite minimum-standard regulations introduced by the Queensland government last year, tenants have limited options when homes become unsafe to live in.

Police said they are “seeking justice” for 34-year-old James Pakis, as they released footage from the night of his alleged murder earlier this year.

In a world first, France has legislated to tax fast fashion brands, but Australia continues to lag behind other countries in addressing fashion waste. Why is this?

The owner of a mansion gutted in a fiery blaze on one of Melbourne’s most expensive streets suspects it was deliberately lit.