| | | | Search teams find more than 400 items as part of the investigation into the poisoning of two Britons by the nerve agent Novichok, but searches will likely take many more weeks as officers seek further evidence, British police say. | | | | 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 third-place play-off has been dubbed the game no-one wants to play, but Belgium turns it on with two classy team goals to win bronze and relegate England to fourth place. | | | | 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. | | | | US President Donald Trump's trade war with China is on track to cost Iowa's farmers millions of dollars, but many are still backing him — for now. | | | | When the stars assemble for the Helpmann Awards tomorrow, they will honour some of Australia's finest singers, actors and actresses — and all the men who put them on stage. Our performing arts still seems to have a woman problem, writes Michaela Boland. | | | | The former World No.1 has not played a grand slam final since 2016, but Novak Djokovic finally broke Rafael Nadal in an epic fifth set after more than five hours of play to set up a decider with South African Kevin Anderson. | | | | We asked for your questions about My Health Record on social media, from police access to cybersecurity. Here's what we found out. | | | | 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. | | | | From trading admirations to clashing on Syria and trade, the two powerful leaders have formed a unique "bromance" over the years. Now, ahead of their first official meeting, we take a look back at the on-off "relationship" between the two leaders over the last five years. | | | | This year's list is full of heavy-hitters, from past winners to a Nobel Prize favourite. | | | | It's quite a story for what is a comparatively small nation, but Croatia has every reason to believe it can secure a first-ever World Cup title at France's expense. | | | | Blessed with incredible strength in depth, a clinical edge and fresh legs, France will be aiming for a second World Cup title when it takes on Croatia in the final. Here is why France will triumph in Russia. | | | | During his three years in Port Moresby as the ABC's Papua New Guinea correspondent, Eric Tlozek covered student protests that threatened to bring down PNG's Prime Minister, contentious and violent national elections and the ongoing story about the detention of asylum seekers on Manus Island. | | | | Two Palestinians teenagers are killed and several injured by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza city, according to health officials, in one of the worst flare-ups since the 2014 Israel-Gaza war. | | | | A breathtaking image that captures the night sky above the rugged beauty of southern Tasmania has won Australia's most prestigious astrophotography award. See all the winners and find out what makes a good photo great. | | | | Nancy Sinatra, the first wife and childhood sweetheart of Frank Sinatra dies at the age of 101. | | | | Arizona State Representative Paul Mosley was stopped for going 97mph (156kph), then told the officer that he "was doing 120 earlier" and would regularly travel at 130mph to 140mph on his way home. | | | | Steve Parish's photos graced postcards and calendars around the world and he once had 125 staff and a $15 million turnover, but he lost everything and went from living in a mansion to a shed. | |  |
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