Western Bulldogs fans who battled chilly overnight temperatures in a bid to snap up tickets to see their beloved club square off with The Giants in Sydney on Saturday night have had the last laugh, as numerous footy fans report issues with securing tickets online.
Investors are waiting for the ASX to open the stock market, after a technical difficulty left all listings in "enquire" status.
Slater and Gordon will take legal action against the UK company it purchased the disastrous Quindell professional services business after the acquisition nearly sent the law firm to the wall last year.
The start to the week's trade has been delayed until 11:30am, due to technical issues at the exchange.
When it comes to identifying what a model club is in this age of equalisation, drafting and trades, many in the AFL industry point to Hawthorn, Sydney, Geelong and even Collingwood.
A casual job results in a hugely successful career in retail.
The South West was "treated" to one of the worst parking fails you could ever hope to see over the weekend.
Few things motivate Samsung employees like the opportunity to take advantage of weakness at Apple Inc.
Malcolm Turnbull has turned up the heat on increasingly protectionist US legislators, pleading with them to ratify the Obama-led Trans-Pacific Partnership trade liberalisation agreement and to do it now - ie before the looming presidential change-over.
A three-year-old boy seriously injured in a crash in Central Queensland may be airlifted to hospital in Brisbane.
Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce has described George Christensen as a "very strong player" in the Nationals and says it is important the rebel backbencher not abandon the party and follow in the footsteps of Bob Katter.
The once formidable Clinton advantage has evaporated with Trump-wary Republicans gradually shifting from the 'undecided' column to back a candidate who fills them with dread.
The halls of justice are being brought into the modern age with the use of video link in criminal courts rising by 400 per cent in a decade.
There is nothing "accidental" about the 1.25 million people - 3400 a day - who die in crashes around the world each year, the World Health Organisation's injury prevention director says.
A third of people living in the skin cancer capital of the world misunderstand how it's caused, the Cancer Council says.
Police say the man threatened to kill an officer and was hit with a baton and sprayed with capsicum spray but these had "minimal effect".
Temporary government workers may have their contracts extended for up to three years as part of reforms introduced by Australian Public Service Commissioner John Lloyd.
It's still a guessing game in the wake of serial attacks in the US on the weekend, with an online statement saying "a soldier of the Islamic State" was the man who went on a stabbing spree in a Midwest mall, and an anonymous Tumblr post claiming responsibility on behalf a gay activist being dismissed by investigators as 'not relevant to the case'.
The potential impact this kind of artificial intelligence device could have on our lives in the near future is huge.
"There is no challenger to my knowledge. I am the leader, I am the Premier of Western Australia and intend to stay there."
A groundbreaking psychological study has shown beer appears to make people less shy about sex. And the effect is especially marked in women.
An easy day trip from London, Bletchley Park reveals there's far more to Britain's wartime code breaking than Alan Turing's battle with the Nazi Enigma machine.
Paramedics have treated two people after a fire broke out in a home north of Brisbane.
Melbourne great David Schwarz says the potential defection of Jesse Hogan would not be "as catastrophic" now as it would have been last year.
Glance once at Teisha Rose; you'll see a dark-haired woman walking alongside the glossy, silvered expanse of the bay, a little terrier on a lead. Look twice, and you might notice the slim black cane she uses for support on longer walks, or when she's having a tough day.
Sydney forward Gary Rohan is expected to be cleared of major structural damage to his knee but he and captain Jarrad McVeigh are unlikely to play in Friday night's preliminary final against Geelong.
A huge departure for Apple, the new Messages is messy, chaotic, unpolished and poorly integrated.
The Port of Melbourne is reportedly set to be sold to a consortium led by QIC Ltd for more than $7 billion.
There’s two very contrasting narratives developing heading into the penultimate weekend of the AFL season. And sentimentally, they’re at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Isaac Heeney's journey from Blacktown to a packed MCG is almost complete.
The thing that AFL fans love about the game is risk and the unknown outcome accompanying it: the risk players take when they commit to a physical contest, when they launch three deep in a pack to stand on someone's shoulders in a marking contest, when they have a shot from the boundary. All are weekly features on highlights reels.
Jake Stringer knew it would turn. It was not just bravura, it was the confidence others had in him.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party suffered the latest in a string of defeats in German state elections on Sunday, when her Christian Democratic Union was ousted from power in Berlin after its worst showing in the capital since World War II.
The Anglican priest whose provocative signs are an internet sensation has torn strips off Pauline Hanson at a speech in Melbourne, accusing the One Nation leader of representing a "radicalised Christianity" that has no place in Australia.
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Malcolm Turnbull has acknowledged Australian warplanes were part of a disastrous airstrike that went wrong in Syria on Saturday killing a suspected 60 Syrian government troops and threatening a delicate ceasefire in the war torn country.
'It's an awful day. Starting tomorrow, things won't be the same' says police chief after Midwest stabbing attack shatters a sedate Saturday evening's shopping and leaves nine people hurt.
The local sharemarket looks set to open unchanged, with traders unlikely to take outrageous bets ahead of central bank meetings in Washington and Tokyo this week.
A knife-wielding man has been shot dead by an off-duty police officer in a Minnesota mall after he assaulted eight people, authorities say.
A 72-year-old woman has been struck by a car and killed while trying to cross a busy road in Melbourne's western suburbs.
Two men are on the run after a violent crime spree that saw a female pub worker and a teenage girl assaulted.
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Charges have been laid after a man was allegedly assaulted, robbed, forced into the boot of a car and dumped on the side of the road north of Brisbane.
A man has been charged with allegedly stabbing a man in the doorway of a Gold Coast unit on the weekend.
Unanderra fire fighter John Balzan has fought countless house fires in the eight years he's worked for the fire brigade.
A man is fighting for his life after being hit by a vehicle while walking along a road north of Brisbane on Sunday night.
Lord Ivar Mountbatten is the first member of the British royal family to come out as gay.
Pizza Hut had been Adam Gordon's life. He started doing dishes and making dough for the family restaurant at 14; he was a shift manager at 17, an assistant manager at 18 and a store manager at 20.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Sunday there was still no indication that an explosion in Manhattan was linked to international terrorism.
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