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"We're here to resist the normalisation of this administration", said one of the protesters.

When I was an insecure 16-year-old, I came out to my female best friend. What followed was just as bold, but it involved both of us: We hooked up.

Live music venue The Newtown Social Club has announced that it is closing its doors later this year, blaming the "current regulatory climate in Sydney" for making the business unsustainable.

Victoria Police have taken hundreds of calls from people who witnessed the Bourke Street tragedy unfold last Friday, and urged those who have not been contacted to remain patient.

Police are searching for 15-year-old Kyeesha Aldridge-Huntley, who has not been seen since Tuesday afternoon.

Madonna has denied that she was in Malawi to adopt two more children, saying her visit was strictly for her charity work in the African nation.

The voter registration of Stephen Bannon drew a complaint during the campaign from a group that opposed Trump.

Twelve full-time and 20 casual employees are now without a job after the Autolyse cafe and bakery was sold and then shut down this week. Autolyse bread is also no more.

Daly's series Madam Secretary may be forced to incorporate injury into future story line.

​German regulators will meet with representatives more than 20 foreign banks on Monday in preparation of a post Brexit world.

All your Australia Day details, an inspiring friendship and the quest to save bettongs from extinction.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded above 20,000 for the first time on Wednesday and world stocks hit 19-month highs on strong Japanese trade data, stellar European corporate results and investor enthusiasm over President Donald Trump.

US intel agencies contend Moscow waged a multifaceted campaign of hacking and other actions to boost Trump's election chances.

​Boeing shares reached an all-time high as the 787 Dreamliner emerged from a decade of losses.

Her pledge was a tactical backdown in the face of a growing call from MPs for more transparency.

Copper hits two-month high, before retreating to end flat. Most other metals eased ahead of Lunar New Year.

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The Trump administration is preparing a sweeping executive order that would clear the way for the CIA to reopen overseas "black site" prisons, like those where it detained and tortured terrorism suspects before former President Barack Obama shut them down.

Pop star Madonna has applied to adopt two more children from Malawi, a judiciary spokesman said on Wednesday, after previously adopting two other infants from the southern African country.

Prices are near the highest in more than two years on speculation of sustained Chinese demand for imports.

Olympic champion Usain Bolt will lose one of his nine gold medals after his teammate Nesta Carter tested positive for a banned substance.

The issue is key for Australian providers of financial services into the Eurozone as the passporting system allows businesses to operate in participating countries without needing permission from each individual country.

"The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command," wrote George Orwell.

A Western Sydney Wanderers player has been charged with assault and two other players are under police investigation after an altercation near Sydney Airport.

Julia Gillard, Jimmy Barnes, Stephen Gageler and Mick Fanning are among Order of Australia appointees today.