US will 'hold Russia accountable', Pence says

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United States Vice President Mike Pence promises "unwavering" support to NATO and vows to "hold…

Three women hit by lightning as large hail lashes NSW

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Three women sitting on a park bench at Bowral are struck by a bolt of lightning as severe storms…

Donald Trump calls the media the 'enemy of the American people'

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It's no secret Donald Trump isn't a fan of the media, but today the US President dramatically…

The J Files: 1977

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So many beloved records, that influenced countless bands, were released in a single 12-month period.

Bionic eyes and arms no longer science fiction

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In 2012, Dianne Ashworth became the first person in Australia to receive a bionic eye implant.

When athletes struggle with life after sport

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Moving from life in the sporting spotlight to relative anonymity is not always easy.

DNA study sheds light on witchetty grubs

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Science and traditional knowledge combine to reveal more about one of the best known bush foods.

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Former major league pitcher Mark Hamburger is a true star who could help save the struggling ABL.

Modern Dilemmas: Inappropriate office behaviour

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What happens when you feel you should report inappropriate office behaviour, but the offender is married to your boss?

Like a Version: You're the Voice

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Bec Sandridge offers her own take on a sing-a-long anthem by John Farnham.

Historical menus served native critters on a plate

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The State Library of QLD has recently unearthed menus from social events held between 1900 and 1939.

Marauding in bowerbirds

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The mating rituals of bowerbirds involve self-perfection, theft, and absolute destruction of a rival's assets.

Canberra-based artist turns carpark into a work of art

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Tommy Balogh has transformed a carpark in Canberra into a vibrant piece of luminous art.

Recipe: Greek Santorini tomato fritters

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A delicious Mediterranean entree accompanied by a delightful yogurt and dill dip.

Analysis & Opinion : Views on the issues of the day

First fortnight of Parliament strains both sides' '50' campaigns

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Turnbull critical of SA scheme that's of his own making

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Analysis: The reality of a two-state solution

A settler holds an Israeli flag outside the West Bank outpost of AmonaBy chief foreign correspondent Philip Williams

What does Donald Trump really think about NATO?

General Mattis is expected call for European countries spend more to defend themselves.By Europe correspondent James Glenday in Brussels

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