The eighth floor at 1211 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan is where 21st Century Fox Inc.'s top executives sit, which is why it's all the more significant that Rupert Murdoch is spending so much time six floors below.
Several people have died after reports of two explosions at the Manchester Arena where US singer Ariana Grande had just finished a concert. Here's what we know so far:
Police say a number of people have died following reports of explosions at Manchester Arena.
Two people have locked themselves to a loaded Aurizon coal train at Yerongpilly.
Ruckman Todd Goldstein has welcomed the prospect of North Melbourne luring Richmond star Dustin Martin to Arden Street on a massive AFL contract.
A number of people have died following an explosion at Manchester Arena in northern England.
The controversial proposal for One Nation to profit from the Queensland election was never an idea floated during the recent West Australian poll, the party's state leader says.
​West Coast coach Adam Simpson admits he doesn't know what he's going to get from his team when the Eagles play in Melbourne.
Funeral services and costs are ‘shrouded in secrecy’, new research finds.
​West Australians are being told they might face an increase in electricity prices of 15 per cent over the next two years, but will be better off in the long run and bills will fall after that when the market is open to competition.
Shares are set for another positive start as commodity prices push higher and investors continue to regain their poise following last week's drama.
School funding reforms are about to hit the Parliament, Senate estimates are in full swing, and Pauline Hanson is under more pressure.
The giant ice sheets of Antarctica are melting faster than previously estimated, placing low-lying areas of Sydney and similar exposed cities at risk by the turn of the century.
A number of people have died following an explosion at Manchester Arena in northern England.
"I don't think there is any appetite in the Liberal party for another leadership change," he said.
Devastated friends have remembered him as a person who would "do anything in the world for his mates".
There hasn't been a huge amount of key note stories to drive and perhaps that's a reflection of Donald Trump not influencing markets in the way we have become quite accustomed to.
Firefighters are battling a large industrial fire in Brisbane's east.
Kurtley Beale should discover on Wednesday whether he will be fit for Saturday's English Premiership final.
Ford Motors is replacing embattled Chief Executive Mark Fields with a turnaround specialist who has been leading the automaker's moves into self-driving cars.
How much do politicians earn on average? How about footballers? Or teachers? But rather than giving you the answers straight away, let's try something different. Can you guess how much each of these jobs earn?
​Western Bulldogs forward Stewart Crameri is set to undergo surgery on his troublesome hip, with the club unsure when he will be able to resume his stalled AFL season.
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​The US dollar fell to a more than six-month low against a basket of currencies, reflecting in part a resurgence in the euro.
Trees replaced, lower speed limits, clover-leaf on and off roads dismantled.
Super League club Hull will release former Melbourne Storm winger Mahe Fonua from the last season of his three-year contract for family reasons.
United Nations experts investigating violations of sanctions on North Korea have suffered a "sustained" cyber attack .
Put down those smashed avocados and grab your pitchforks. Warm up the tar and gather the feathers. I'm about to suggest something that may well see me banned from inner-city cafes for life.
A 12-year-old boy has been charged with armed robbery after a Gold Cost business was robbed on Monday evening.
Data shows some Catholic schools may be diverting funds from low-income areas to wealthy suburbs.
"Half-baked" decentralisation push under more scrutiny from Labor.
The government will boost funding by about $1.3 million a year for extra police in the city at night.
Rugby league is perceived to be hurtling towards a humiliating train wreck, with an engine piloted by a conflicted ARLC chairman, supported by five compliant commissioners and driven by 16 NRL clubs with competing agendas.
ARLC chair John Grant has defended himself against the accusation rugby league is heading for a train wreck.
Flush from his decisive re-election victory, Iran's president struck back on Monday after a weekend of verbal affronts from the Saudi-US summit meeting.
​Roger Ailes' teenage son vowed that he's "coming after" the dozens of women who've said they were victims of sexual harassment by his father.
​Oil prices rose to their highest levels in more than a month, on bets that top exporters would agree to extend supply curbs.
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A mysterious glowing orb is exerting uncanny power over the world's social media.
The record heap of iron ore on China's doorstep just got even bigger.
Flynn will invoke his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination, according to reports.
Botha was leading a group of hunters in western Zimbabwe on Friday afternoon when the incident occurred.
The outgoing governor of Jakarta has shocked the capital by withdrawing an appeal against his two-year jail sentence for blasphemy against Islam within minutes of it being filed.
Police are asking for public help to find three teenage girls who have been missing since Saturday afternoon.
'You'll get left behind': What some law students aren't being told about success.
Israel Folau says he is enjoying his football again and believes the Waratahs have the skills to become the first Australian team this year to beat a New Zealand side when they head across the ditch later this week.
A political blame game over the appropriate housing densities for a Brisbane development has ended with the state government retracting their decision and conceding they made the wrong call.
Arriving in Israel, the US President said his travels in the region have given him "new reasons for hope".
Some of the world's most stunning images from the best photographers on the planet.
The Red Cross needs 8000 donors within two weeks to prevent a nationwide shortage.
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