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Channel Seven titled an interview with Pete Evans: "Grilling", however what viewers got was an entree to his upcoming movie.

The absence of Virat Kohli has left an immense void in India's batting order during the Test series decider, but the injured captain was also sorely missed in the field, according to teammate KL Rahul.

UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd urged online companies to be more aggressive in shutting down sites exploited by terrorists.

Uber has taken its fleet of self-driving vehicles off the roads while it investigates a Friday night crash that left one of its SUVs sitting on its side.

Andre Schuerrle scored twice and set up another goal as world champions Germany cruised to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Azerbaijan on Sunday to stay on track for a spot in next year's World Cup in Russia.

England striker Jermain Defoe made a scoring return to the international stage and substitute Jamie Vardy added a second goal as the hosts laboured to a 2-0 victory over Lithuania in World Cup qualifying.

AMSTERDAM: Netherlands coach Danny Blind was sacked on Sunday, less than 24 hours after a 2-0 defeat away to Bulgaria left the team floundering in fourth place in World Cup qualifying Group A.

Season 2017 kicks off with some big statements, a quiet revolution and plenty of loud, proud Dons fans.

He has also made 13 visits to his own golf courses since becoming president.

Federal IT bill to hit $10 billion and two women and their struggles: one with breast cancer, the other, PTSD

He says he gave his heart a "real beating," but he's keen to get back to work.

Three men and a woman have been charged over the shooting of a man in Sydney's southwest.

Josh Hazlewood has become Australia's Mr Indestructible and on Monday he and Pat Cummins have the chance to be Steve Smith's wrecking balls.

A man and a woman have been charged over the serious assault and kidnap of a man on the Central Coast.

Police have arrested a 30-year-old man in the central English city of Birmingham in connection with last week's attack on parliament.

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Police are imploring drivers to slow down and drive safely after six people died on NSW roads over the weekend.

President Donald Trump lashed out at Republican leaders and groups on Sunday for the defeat of the bill to repeal and replace his predecessor's healthcare law, after blaming Democrats for the loss on Friday.

Italy's justice minister has requested an investigation into whether a judge rightfully acquitted a man of a sexual assault charge because the woman did not scream.

A wave of unsanctioned rallies swept across Russia on Sunday to protest corruption in the government of President Vladimir Putin, prompting arrests as hundreds of riot officers moved in to break up crowds.

A baby girl has died in hospital following a crash with a truck in Queensland that also killed a boy and a man.

"It reminds me of late Gillard, where it didn't matter what she said, nobody was listening".

Inquiry calls for public submissions for how far commission's powers should reach.

There have been more than 1360 boom strike or level crossing collisions on the Queensland rail network over the past seven years.

A world-first anti-malaria vaccine developed at Queensland's Griffith University has been hailed as "a huge step towards a malaria-free world".