| | | | Sydney detectives spoke to murdered dentist Preethi Reddy's former boyfriend Harsh Narde about her disappearance before he was killed in a car crash believed to have been a deliberate act. | | | | The Indian family of a man suspected of murdering his ex-girlfriend and dumping her body in a suitcase were trying to arrange a marriage for him, according to a friend. | | | | Australia's economy is coming to a screeching halt and the nation's car dealers are bearing the brunt. Either they are a sign of things to come or a shock absorber for the rest of the economy. | | | | The Australian economy just shrank for a second successive quarter on a per capita basis. It is the first time the nation has had a per capita recession since 2006. | | | | Health authorities issue a warning as a dust storm that has swept across NSW closes in on Sydney and the Bureau of Meteorology tells people in several areas to prepare for damaging winds. | | | | As they flee the final enclave controlled by the Islamic State group, men are taken to be kept under guard while the surprising number of women and children leaving are checked for explosives and weapons before being sent to Kurdish controlled camps. | | | | The former managing director will receive the payment in return for ending legal action against the public broadcaster for wrongful dismissal, after being sacked by the board last year. | | | | When I was 13, I met an Anglican deacon named John Philip Aitchison. Three decades later, my teenage daughter taught me how to survive with the memory of his abuse, writes Georgie Burg. | | | | An enormous scrub python attempts to eat a wallaby on a property in Far North Queensland, showcasing the unique abilities of one of Australia's largest snakes. | | | | As another candidate steps forward for preselection to replace Christopher Pyne, a former colleague fires a tongue-in-cheek parting shot by comparing the outgoing Liberal MP to two very different characters from popular culture. | | | | What you might not realise is that new scams have made security codes sent by SMS message or email less secure than they used to be, writes Mike Johnstone. | | | | NASA's Mars InSight mission hits a snag — quite literally — when its probe is stopped by unexpected rock formations below the dusty Red Planet's surface, with the space administration halting drilling until it can resolve the problem. | | | | A woman "miraculously" manages to protect her baby son, who she is carrying in a sling, when she is attacked by a man with a wooden garden stake on a Geelong bike path. | | | | The Supreme Court hears a Melbourne man set up a fake Facebook account to try and prove his partner was being unfaithful to him in the months before he bashed her to death with a dumbbell bar. | | | | Falling house prices are doing little to improve housing affordability, with the latest survey showing the proportion of income required to meet loan repayments actually increased at the end of last year. | | | | From Baby Boomers to Generations X, Y and Millennials, Australian workplaces have never been more generationally diverse. | | | | According to a damning new report, the Government has exaggerated the amount of water being returned to the Murray-Darling, which may account for some of the river's ecological issues. | | | | The release of the first footage from the show's final season has us reaching for our tinfoil hats. Here's what's got us guessing. | | | | Radio stations in Canada and the Netherlands switch off Michael Jackson's music after the release of a new documentary detailing allegations of child sexual abuse by the late singer — but his family maintain the entertainer was "100 per cent innocent". | | | | Xi Jinping is one of the world's most powerful men yet his elevation to the top job happened with little transparency — we take a look the CCP's 'princeling' journey from being a labourer in China's rural villages to becoming the most powerful leader since Mao Zedong. | |  |
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