| | | | A gunman storms a Pittsburgh synagogue during sabbath services, killing at least eight people and wounding six more. Police arrest a "bearded heavy-set white male" in his 40s as US President Donald Trump says the synagogue should have had "protection inside". | | | | America's midterm elections will be crucial for President Donald Trump. We return to the people who elected him — people like Dom Marchese — to find out if they're happy in Trump's America. | | | | More than 3,000 workers have been laid off at the massive General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio since Donald Trump became president. Now they want him to keep his promise to bring jobs back. | | | | As the climate warms and sea ice melts, China and Russia are moving into the southern polar region. But where does this leave Australia's interests in the icy continent? | | | | For a couple of years Wall Street's tech darlings could do no wrong. Now after a couple of disappointing results, they've put markets back on edge. | | | | Self-taught milliner Felicity Brown has risen to worldwide fame after a documentary about her unique hat designs won multiple awards in the American and European film festival circuits. | | | | In Zimbabwe, where wildlife conservation is increasingly a battlefield, the Akashinga are on the frontlines. The women, who were recruited and trained by a former Australian sniper, say poachers are "scared of us". | | | | Photographer Chantel McAlister has a mission to "tell the truth about wool" and thinks the Australian wool industry has had a bad rap. | | | | Is a career on YouTube now more viable that aiming for a career on TV? Almost certainly, writes Ruari Elkington. | | | | Marc Hauser is a real-life Superman. He holds the world record for flying horizontally, and he's ready to see if he can beat it. What could possibly go wrong? | | | | With customers including Shane Watson and Chris Gayle, 23-year-old Josh Gavan is the only man some of the best cricketers in the game will trust with their precious blades — and he does it all from his parents' garage. | | | | As the curtain closes on the Invictus Games, competitors from across the globe remember and celebrate the moments that defined the spirit of the event. | | | | As Winx basks in a fourth Cox Plate triumph, Andrew McGarry speaks to the experts on where the mighty mare sits in Australian racing history. | | | | In one of the Northern Territory's remotest communities, Indigenous residents are accusing the region's Aboriginal health service of failing to respond to emergencies on a regular basis. | | | | The man accused of mailing more than a dozen bombs to critics of US President Donald Trump this week is a former stripper with a lengthy criminal history who was living in his van and struggling to make ends meet. Here's what we know. | | | | The man, 26, was with friends when he collapsed not long after completing a hike in Kalbarri National Park to Nature's Window — located 485 km north of Perth. | | | | History is made at Moonee Valley, as the mighty mare Winx charges to her fourth Cox Plate victory, surpassing the great Kingston Town. | | | | Police are hoping to speak with two adults and children spotted having a picnic near a Far North Queensland beach around the time Toyah Cordingley was attacked last weekend, as the hunt for her killer continues. | | | | The All Blacks have turned Harlem Globetrotters in a dazzling 37-20 victory over the Wallabies in Yokohama, to complete a series clean sweep. | | | | Members of the Northern Territory's youth detention royal commission say the controversial Don Dale facility is not fit for purpose, and its replacement should be fast-tracked. | | | | Independent Kerryn Phelps's record swing in Wentworth made headlines in the past week, but cementing her place on Canberra's crossbench at a general election may be more difficult. | | | | The Gaza crisis escalates with a heavy exchange of fire, but Palestinian militants agree to a truce. | | | | Come inside one of the most important fossil sites in South-East Asia. What archaeologists find in this cave — deep in the heart of Borneo's rainforest — could shed light on one of the biggest mysteries in human history. | |  |
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