Tony Abbott 'head-butted by same-sex marriage supporter'
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has sustained minor injuries after being assaulted in a Hobart street. Read More »
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Sophie reveals her 'erect' nipples
'Usually they're just like 'boing'"
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Tevez takes aim at Chinese football
Under-siege superstar Carlos Tevez says China will 'even in 50 years' still be unable to match it with the elite in world football.
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Woman leaves husband for school crush after brain tumour diagnosis
A woman in the UK has spoken about how her life changed after she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and told she only had five years to live.
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Why war is not a real option against North Korea
A powerful military deterrent and a resolve to pursue effective diplomacy can prevent war on the Korean peninsula, preserve the lives of the millions living in Seoul (and probably tens of thousands of American service members), and secure American vital national interests in Asia. Attempting a preventive military strike out of the misplaced belief that we have "run out of road" will result in the very fate we're trying to avoid, a North Korean nuclear strike. The deteriorating situation with North Korea is a pressing case in point.
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Muslim man who married child bride cries while being jailed for 18 months
A Muslim refugee has wept as he was jailed for marrying a Year 8 Melbourne schoolgirl in a secret Islamic ceremony.
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Matty J ‘wasted everyone’s time’ on The Bachelor
He wishes he had introduced himself to Laura before filming began.
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Dating show contestant committed suicide after losing dream job because he 'took time off to film show'
Young criminology grad Charlie Watkins took his own life after being fired from a chocolate shop, inquest finds.
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Nadal, Fed lead Europe in first Laver Cup
Nick Kyrgios admits his Team World are underdogs for the inaugural Laver Cup tournament in Prague against a Team Europe featuring half of the world's top 10.
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China jabs back at Trump's barb over South China Sea
Beijing (AFP) - Beijing hit back Wednesday at US President Donald Trump's veiled criticism of its territorial claims in the disputed South China Sea, countering that the United States was a greater threat to sovereignty.
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Mutant goldfish sparks warnings for Aussies
Never, ever flush your scaly friends.
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Tanya Hennessy gets real about big boobs
'My boobs are so big and annoying, I just had to make a video about it.'
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The Australian dollar went on a wild ride overnight
After rallying hard before the release of the Fed's monetary policy statement and updated economic projections, the Aussie plunged from 81 cents to as low as .7984 before eventually recovering into the New York close. The gyrations in the Aussie reflected the upbeat tone of the Fed's economic projections, including the news that FOMC members still expect to hike rates four times by the end of next year, unchanged from the view presented three months ago. The Fed also upgraded its view on GDP growth and unemployment, offsetting a small downward revision to its inflation forecasts.
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Melania Trump mocked for 'Willy Wonka' dress
She might have been delivering an important speech, but all focus was on the FLOTUS' outfit.
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Kiwis in Australia push for their rights
The rights of Kiwis living in Australia has become an issue in the New Zealand election thanks to tough talk from the new opposition leader.
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Can you spot the rude image in this Netflix kids' show?
Mums outraged over 'disgusting' hidden picture.
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Rodrigo Duterte has ordered the death of his eldest son if he is found guilty of drug trafficking
Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has ordered his eldest son to be killed if it is proved that he is involved in drug trafficking. Earlier this month he accused of being a member of a triad Chinese transnational organised crime syndicate but denied the allegations. When Duterte was elected last year he declared war on the drug dealers and users who he said were blighting his country.
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Two Chilean men arrested at Sydney airport
Police have arrested two wanted men at Sydney airport allegedly trying to flee the country.
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Rossi passes MotoGP medical at Aragon circuit
(Reuters) - Valentino Rossi was cleared on Thursday to take part in this weekend's Aragon MotoGP round in Spain, three weeks after the Yamaha rider broke his leg in two places. "This afternoon Valentino Rossi successfully completed a mandatory medical examination carried out by MotorLand Aragon's Chief Medical Officer, Clemente Millan," the team said in a statement. "He declared that the nine-time World Champion is fit to ride, 21 days after sustaining a leg injury." Rossi, who is still walking with the use of crutches, will take part in Friday's practice to test his fitness to race on Sunday.
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Pitcher cops line drive to head
Tigers pitcher Jeff Ferrell copped a 103mph line drive to the head but did not hit the deck.
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Apple's decision to add wireless charging reveals a huge weakness with all current Apple products
One of the most important features on the new iPhones is wireless charging. What that means is that instead of plugging your iPhone 8, you can place it on a charging pad. This has lots of people asking: Why is wireless charging a big deal?
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