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Man charged with grievous bodily harm.

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Misogynistic attacks on Brigitte Macron, France's first lady-to-be, are down to "jealousy", her youngest daughter said.

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The Western Bulldogs have been wayward in front of goals recently and it's costing them.

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A man has died and four others wounded after a stabbing rampage on Brisbane's northside on Friday night.

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A West Melbourne man has been charged with multiple offences after a brawl at Melbourne Central.

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Tepid data on retail sales and inflation in the US rekindled concern that growth won't accelerate to forecast levels.

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Russian officials have fired back at the US media for its response to the Russian photographer's presence in the White House.

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Melbourne's air quality will continue to be so poor over the weekend, the Environmental Protection Agency has issued a warning for asthma sufferers.

President Trump attempts to warn sacked FBI director before he starts 'leaking to the press'.

Chinese iron ore futures dropped to near four-month lows on Friday and posted their seventh weekly loss out of eight.

China's central bank said it will maintain a prudent and neutral monetary policy and keep liquidity basically stable.

English hospitals turn patients away after cyber attack cripples computers in the health service.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has confirmed it has detected a new Ebola outbreak.

When we send people to war, we ask they prepare themselves to kill or die to defend the nation. But what happens when they return?

President Nicolas Maduro has abruptly dismissed Venezuela's health minister days after the government broke a nearly two-year silence on data which showed the country's medical crisis significantly worsening.

• ANALYSIS

The rivers of gold that once gushed into newspaper coffers has not dried up, they have just been diverted away from print to online platforms.

• IN DEPTH

The big banks appear to be on a hiding to nothing in their fight against the new $6.2b tax.

• EXCLUSIVE

Sydney has won a global bid to host the 'Davos of women' after it was backed by leading business and political leaders.

Tigers coach Ivan Cleary will lead the campaign for the NRL to introduce transfer windows after freely admitting Parramatta-bound Mitchell Moses was just one of a number of players across several clubs distracted by the contract circus.

This New York police detective sits at a desk just steps away from the US president.

Russia may retaliate against the United States for the Obama administration's expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats it said were spies, a top Kremlin aide said on Friday.

Mercedes Corby has left Brisbane on Friday, bound for Bali to bring her sister Schapelle home.

More people in Brisbane are choosing to ride bikes with a little extra push, thanks to the hot weather and hills.

Police are considering a formal warning system where identified foreign national gang suspects will be told they are on a watch list and face deportation if caught offending.

The Eagles get their revenge on a depleted Bulldogs side in a thriller.

Traffic lights at a busy Civic intersection were changed three days before a collision there.

The LNP hopes its crocodile policy for Queensland has bite.

The Brumbies' season hangs in the balance after another disappointing loss on Friday night.

Police have issued a public appeal for public assistance to help locate a missing 10-year-old Berwick girl who ran away from home on Friday night.

Te Maire Martin is set to join the Warriors after knocking back Melbourne in a move that will expedite the immediate the transfers of Tui Lolohea to Wests Tigers and Mitchell Moses to Parramatta.

Carlton have moved quickly to address part of their sponsorship shortfall, signing a new sponsor.

Thieves have left a gaping hole in the wall of a Melbourne newsagency, after smashing the bricks with a sledgehammer and making off with a safe.

The NSW hooker and halves position remain the final pieces of the puzzle left unsolved just over a week out from Blues coach Laurie Daley's team announcement for the opening game of the series.

ACT government says it wants to focus on light rail before a convention centre.

Two-thirds of older drivers may be endangering themselves by incorrectly positioning their seat belts, research to be tested on crash test dummies in a new $1.7 million road safety centre has found.

Geelong coach Chris Scott says Lachie Henderson was close to being picked for Saturday night's clash against Essendon, suggesting that the defender is likely to return to face the Western Bulldogs next Friday night.

Former Wallaby and respected analyst Rod Kafer is hopeful an upcoming coaching summit will be the catalyst for a centralised Australian rugby model and a move away from the unworkable system in place.

Brett Horsnell says he had "no choice" but to take legal action against former club Parramatta amid warnings other players are set to follow suit over the game's handling of concussions.

Sydney's 'sense of place' is under threat from a new housing plan, council claims.

A new housing development means two long-term businesses there - Thor's Hammer and Artillion - must leave the site.

When Garth Camac found out a former soldier was threatening to kill himself, he hit the phones, summoned the cavalry and saved his life.

What's in store for Sydney when the property party fizzles out? Matt Wade investigates.

At one Bondi surf school, Chinese are now the largest contingent of Asian tourists taking lessons.

​A witness in the trial of Vincent O'Dempsey has denied lying about a threat to stay silent he says the accused triple murderer made to him ahead of a Crime and Corruption Commission hearing, a court has heard.

Confusion reigns over how education is being funded in the ACT as parents and principals question why neighbouring schools receive different shares.

A magistrate said the boy, 17, was driven by greed and a "self-serving sense of vigilantism" when he blackmailed two gay men.

• EXCLUSIVE

Pressure is building on the Premier and Treasurer to deal with Sydney's housing affordability crisis.

Johann Wagner works nightshift these days in the Roxby Downs mines. He embarks on the six-hour drive from Port Lincoln for the seven-day shift on a week-on, week-off basis that makes even country football virtually impossible apart from the odd cameo.

Explosive new claims of child sex abuse have been levelled against Australia's highest-ranking Catholic official.