| | | | One of the two Australians who were with the Thai football team and helped them escape safely from the flooded Tham Luong cave confirms the boys and their coach were heavily sedated during the delicate extraction operation. | | | | Homicide squad detectives are trying to piece together what they have described as the "horrific" murder of three people at a home in Ellenbrook in Perth's north-eastern suburbs. | | | | The US-China trade war may dominate the headlines, but the bigger worry is China economy is slowing and the question is whether it will be a hard or soft landing, writes Stephen Letts. | | | | British Prime Minister Theresa May warns continued attempts to undermine her plan to leave the European Union may result in the whole plan being dropped, calling on the public "to keep our eyes on the prize". | | | | A huge iceberg drifts close to a tiny village on the western coast of Greenland, prompting fears it could swamp the settlement with a tsunami if it splits. | | | | A British diver involved in the Thai cave rescue says Elon Musk's miniature submarine was just a PR stunt that "had absolutely no chance of working" as "it wouldn't have gone round corners or any obstacles". | | | | Private health insurance premiums will be ranked in a bid to help consumers figure out exactly what they are paying for, with the Government unveiling gold, silver, bronze and basic categories for the more than 70,000 policies around the country. | | | | A British expat who had downed "about 10 beers" suffers a broken leg and facial injuries after jumping from a 30-metre ledge at Jim Jim Falls in the Kakadu National Park. | | | | North Melbourne meets Sydney and the Dockers host the Power, after the Eagles beat the Magpies but lose star ruckman Nic Naitanui to injury. Follow all the live scores, stats and commentary. | | | | Australia's east coast is shivering through a cold snap and we've got the photos to prove it. | | | | The Uniting Church's national assembly agrees to give individual ministers the right to decide whether to marry same-sex couples, approving two separate definitions of marriage which it says will be "equal yet distinct". | | | | Two days before a high-stakes summit with Vladimir Putin, the US President plays golf and tweets from one of his namesake resorts, while blaming his predecessor for Russian election meddling and lashing out at the free press. | | | | When Kel Wilkinson saw her son for the first time in six months, he was eating food scraps from the ground outside a fast-food restaurant thousands of kilometres from home. | | | | An old Navy boat that ferried World War II forces behind enemy lines has finally been pulled out of Darwin Harbour, after several failed attempts. | | | | A jaguar escapes from its enclosure at a New Orleans zoo and kills four alpacas, an emu and a fox, and injures three other animals before being sedated. | | | | The Dragons take on the Wests Tigers and the Titans host the Roosters at Robina, as the Warriors celebrate their 26-6 triumph over the Broncos. Follow all the live scores, stats and commentary. | | | | Surface temperatures in parts of Darwin's CBD are exceeding 60 degrees — but a shade canopy designed to stop that could actually be stifling firefighters, a report has revealed. | | | | Angelique Kerber makes just five unforced errors and breaks Serena Williams in four of her nine service games to claim her first Wimbledon title in an absolutely clinical final performance. | | | | The entire Guildford townsite in Perth's east could soon become the largest place ever listed on Western Australia's heritage register. | | | | More than 30 Ryanair passengers were treated in hospital, some bleeding from their ears, after their Croatia-bound plane lost cabin pressure and made an emergency landing in Frankfurt, German police say. | | | | If I say the word "gang" and your mind goes to guns, violence, law-breaking or motorbikes, you're not alone. But my kids' gang membership is working out a treat, writes Hyahno Moser. | | | | Mourners gather at Sydney's Freshwater Beach and in the US city of Minneapolis to mark one year since Australian woman Justine Damond was shot dead by a police officer after she called 911 to report a possible sexual assault near her home. | |  |
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