| | | | They sailed their new luxury yacht from Florida and stopped in Colombia before they were arrested by Fijian border police, who seized a large quantity of cocaine, 65 tablets of illicit drugs and handguns. | | | | As a high-profile sportsperson and with political views that will appeal to many Liberal voters, Zali Steggall could give the former prime minister a run for his money in the seat of Warringah. But how likely is it she'll win? | | | | A poisoned dog, a lost livelihood, daily death threats — what it is like to experience online abuse in the course of doing your work. | | | | Black Panther nabs the top gong at the 25th Screen Actors Guild awards, giving the superhero sensation its most significant awards-season honour yet and potentially setting up Wakanda for a major role at next month's Academy Awards. | | | | Tiny houses aren't for everyone, but most people who live in them are positive about the experience. Yet planning laws still make this way of life harder and less secure than it could be, writes Heather Shearer. | | | | For some Australians, travelling is more a lifestyle than a tourist trip, and their reasons for seeking an alternative way of life are varied. | | | | Carlton's Alex Fasolo breaks his arm while drinking on Australia Day, joining Port Adelaide's Ollie Wines on the list of AFL players injured on Saturday. | | | | A 32-year-old Queensland Ambulance Service paramedic has died after the ambulance vehicle he was in rolled and hit a tree in North Queensland this morning. | | | | A man is sentenced to three months' jail for his role in the killings, while his 18-year-old son is slapped with a two-year suspension of his hunting licence and is ordered to take a safety course. | | | | A car bomb outside a courthouse, hijackings and masked men with guns — the terror of The Troubles came back in a flash for 72 hours in Northern Ireland last week. | | | | A carp is filmed floating and gasping on the banks of the Darling River at Menindee as another mass kill takes place in the NSW town, less than a month after a million fish died there. | | | | A high-voltage power line falls on several homes and roads at Plumpton in Sydney's west, trapping residents who have been told to stay indoors, and reducing speeds on the nearby M7 motorway. | | | | Dr Lily Pereg and her sister Pyrhia Sarusi disappeared in Argentina more than two weeks ago after travelling to the South American country to visit Ms Sarusi's son. | | | | The Duke University official caused an outrage after sending an email saying Chinese students were "being so impolite as to have a conversation that not everyone on the floor could understand". | | | | Once considered the hallmark of criminals and the mafia, attitudes to tattoos in Japan are slowly relaxing ahead of an influx of rugby fans and players. | | | | The Australian Government joins the US, Britain, Germany and France in recognising Venezuelan Opposition Leader Juan Guaido as the country's legitimate leader. | | | | One of Thailand's most popular girl groups apologises and agrees to participate in an educational workshop about the Holocaust after one of its singers wore a shirt emblazoned with a Nazi swastika. | | | | Exporting more pest animals as meat overseas could help in the fight against invasive species, which have been labelled the single greatest threat to Australia's native flora and fauna, experts say. | | | | The 2019 Australian Open brought us some dramatic finals, but there were also a few great moments in between. Here are some that made this tournament one to remember. | |  |
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