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The assassination of MAGA activist Charlie Kirk is a shocking tragedy and an awful, scary reflection of the extreme political violence that now afflicts the US. It has to stop, but it seems likely to ...

Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have fallen out with the rest of the multimedia-lifestyle-industrial-complex. Luckily, it’s all being kept very private, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Think you’re a “visionary CEO”? Not if you’re doing any of this bullshit.

No 10 signal, the highest-level warning, means that winds with mean speeds of 118km/h or more are expected.

The old Melbourne-Sydney rivalry was revived with the arrival of Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O on Melbourne’s airwaves. But why?

Steve Smith tested his finger injury in a New York baseball batting cage as he prepares to make his return in the second Test.

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Company says in-house NewsGPT tool part of a look into how AI tech will ‘enhance our workplaces rather than replace jobs’. Plus: Seven West’s Origin dummy spit

The star makes for a charmless lead in a rubbishy attempt to mash a female-led wedding comedy and an action caper

Dina Broadhurst is known to take a racy snap or two - but this one might just take the cake.

Australians looking at the contract, which contains more terms, conditions and exclusions than a 50% off sale at Harvey Norman, determined that the deal was, “definitely, absolutely and categorically ...

Now that the US has effectively made the decision for us, Australia could plan and build the submarines it needs

The network says its ambitious new program will contain “no opinion and no filler, just the facts”.

The snap review comes just days before Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President Donald Trump attend a world leaders’ meeting in Canada.

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The US president suggested Musk is suffering “Trump derangement syndrome”. The Tesla chief said that “without me, Trump would have lost”.

The city-slicker cockies probably weren’t sipping the bubbler’s water for survival. Researchers think they might just be having fun, for now.

Susan Edwards, 69, set off on a seven-night, all-inclusive holiday to the Greek island last month but claimed 'there was no food we could eat and we couldn't have anything to drink'.

With nearly 50 new stalls across a 3000-square-metre space with two large bars, has Hay St Market lived up to expectations?

As the new leader prepares to decide on the future of the party’s biggest state division, Abbott threw down the gauntlet in an early test of Sussan Ley’s authority.

It’s time to put a pin in the use of office jargon, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson. She has some choice words for of advice for those who no longer have the bandwidth to deal with it.

The $5 billion plan to sell the western Sydney racecourse for housing was off the pace from the outset.

Rosehill racecourse’s mooted transformation into a massive new housing development has been dealt a fatal blow.

Eight of Richmond’s fourth XI batsmen were out for a duck as they lost by 424 runs in the Middlesex League in England.

ALT: a group of men in suits are carrying a coffin on their heads .

Beloved Herald artist and illustrator John “Shakes” Shakespeare has terminal cancer. But as he tells Fitz, even as he confronts his own mortality, he has found peace.

In our roundup of travel stories this week: the spectacular legacy of Alexander the Great, where trainspotters go to see bullet trains “kiss,” plus British attempts to crack down on antisocial noise.

The exclusive ecotourism retreat has closed its doors amid claims of wage theft, bullying, and a battle over who actually owns it.

Qatar said a deal for "temporary use" of the plane was under negotiation, amid media reports of a gift.

Professor Mark Kenny has been analysing federal politics for 30 years. He says the party of Menzies and Howard must now reconnect with the people, be of the people, to be relevant.