| | | | Dolores O'Riordan, the lead singer of rock group The Cranberries, dies suddenly at the age of 46 during a trip to London for a recording session, her publicist says. | | | | Lucy Good loves being a co-parent. Not only does she treasure having both her own space and one-on-one time with the kids, she believes her daughters have better relationships with her and their dad because of it. | | | | Britain's Royal Air Force scrambles two fighter jets to intercept Russian bombers near UK airspace, in another illustration of ongoing tensions. | | | | Police are looking to question the builders of an elevated walkway that collapsed in the lobby of the Indonesia Stock Exchange, injuring dozens of people under a shower of glass and other debris. | | | | A university students on the second-floor walkway in Jakarta's Indonesia Stock Exchange building recalls crashing to the lobby before her leg was hit by falling concrete. | | | | Controversial England all-rounder Ben Stokes will have to front court accused of affray following the incident in Bristol last year. | | | | Australians are paying more for road tolls than they are on car-related stamp duty, with new figures showing the 16 tolls crisscrossing Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane raking in almost $2.7 billion a year. | | | | China's second-highest ranking diplomat used a dinner gathering with Labor MPs in Canberra last year to strongly deny claims the Communist Party is trying to control foreign students studying in Australia. | | | | Your favourite artists routinely borrow from your other favourite artists. It's an aspect of popular music the law is forced to grapple with, writes Paul Donoughue. | | | | The Koreas tell the International Olympic Committee of their wish to field a joint women's ice hockey team at the Pyeongchang Olympics, officials in Seoul say. | | | | Blood is red, and a surgeon will tell you our veins are too — they only look blue when we see them through our skin. But why? | | | | Nick Kyrgios maintains his perfect record in the first round of the Australian Open, while fellow Australian Daria Gavrilova downs Irina Falconi to advance through. | | | | Data scientists have developed a range of new stats to reveal the Australian Open's hardest workers and fastest returns — and those who crumble under pressure. | | | | Sport was everything to 17-year-old Cooper Rice-Brading and he dreamt of a career as a professional athlete. But in early 2016 Cooper experienced some pain and numbness in his arm that changed his life forever. | | | | A Perth couple in their 80s suffering dementia who had $1.6 million taken from them by their three sons retrieve the money after a fight by their granddaughter. | | | | Police release shocking vision of a crash allegedly caused by two 16-year-olds driving stolen vehicles north of Townsville which left three people seriously injured. | | | | US President Donald Trump insists "I am the least racist person you have ever interviewed" in response to reports he described immigrants from Haiti and Africa as coming from "s***hole countries". | | | | Hawaiian authorities are already getting ready for this scenario, but the weekend's accidental warning message showed there's still a lot of work to be done. | | | | The smallest star of the constellation has been known as Ginan to the Wardaman people of northern Australia for thousands of years — now that name has been officially recognised by the International Astronomical Union. | |  |
By David Irving, University of Technology Sydney | |  |
By music and pop culture reporter Paul Donoughue | |  |
By Stephen Duckett and Greg Moran, Grattan Institute | |  |
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