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The family that founded Melbourne's famous bohemian artist colony Montsalvat has been ousted after three generations involved in the institution.

We need to maintain an open mind regarding the type and source of current and future threats.

After another day of drama in Malaysian politics, it is still not clear who will be the country's next prime minister.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

When Michael McCormack's leadership of the Nationals was under siege, a veteran Liberal reached out in support.

The drug is an immunotherapy which is effective against non-small-cell lung cancer, offering a potentially effective treatment for thousands of sufferers.

Dr Claire Ferguson has found that detective avoidance behaviour by offenders was delaying homicides for years.

Sandy Southern's 13,350-hectare property has received less than 70 millimetres in the past two months. Residents in nearby St George are awaiting a major flood peak.

Asia reported hundreds of new coronavirus cases on Wednesday as the United States warned of an inevitable pandemic, and outbreaks in Italy and Iran spread to more countries.

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A federal Queensland MP has told a vigil for Hannah Clarke and her three children that Australians want to do more to tackle domestic violence.

Canberra Capitals overcame a late Boomers comeback to seal their place in the WNBL grand final for a second straight season.

Two men are wanted after a gunman fired at least one shot from a stolen car.

Josh Reynolds was in such a dark place amid domestic violence allegations against him, he stood up NRL chief executive Todd Greenberg and was willing to walk away from the game.

Party bonanza for cheated centenarians.

The Morrison government has backed a plan to give firefighters, police and paramedics faster access to compensation for psychological injury.

The preparations of many athletes for Tokyo 2020 have been thrown into disarray by the coronavirus, which is threatening the Olympics.

NSW opener posts highest first class score, and his second century of the match, to put Blues in winning position.

Just when you are starting to think big-time sport is nothing but a corporate cavalcade of complete soullessness along comes the amazing story of 42-year-old David Ayres.

Andy Marinos can't understand why there have been fresh calls for neutral referees in Super Rugby.