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When Wiley Day fell asleep on March 22, his iPhone was not far away. It was a habit he had grown used to, but would soon come to regret.

The world has been wrestling with Middle East radicalism for decades - don't expect any quick fix from the Trump White House.

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Roger Federer continued his recent mastery of Rafael Nadal when he beat his great rival 6-3 6-4 in the final of the Miami Open on Sunday.

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A senior member of Theresa May's ruling Conservative Party says the British Prime Minister would go to war with Spain over Gibraltar.

Arsenal twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with Manchester City in a tense Premier League encounter on Sunday and stay seven points behind the fourth-placed visitors.

A custodian of a Sufi shrine in Pakistan's Punjab province killed at least 20 people in an apparent ritual killing in Saturday night.

The courts keep taking US President Donald Trump both seriously and literally. And the president's words are proving to be a real headache.

Tassie Liberal Senator, Eric Abetz, sees rainbows everywhere he looks – and he doesn't like it.

The land titles registry's big profits have long helped fund schools and hospitals. After it is privatised, those profits could head towards the Cayman Islands.

Coal-related pollutants continue to rise at many of the country's biggest mines, power plants and export facilities, prompting demands for stricter controls to limit health damage costing billions of dollars a year.

It started with a simple offer to use their business contacts to help kickstart some fundraising for their kids' school fete. But for a group of dads, planning the fair quickly became a much bigger proposition.

Growing use of services such Uber and Airbnb has led to a billion-dollar increase in the size of the so-called sharing or collaborative economy in NSW over the past year, a new study has found.

One of Australia's top criminal barristers says it is "reasonably clear" that federal Human Services Minister Alan Tudge or someone in his office committed an offence punishable by up to two years in prison by revealing personal details of a Centrelink client.

The Turnbull government has launched a full-frontal assault on Labor over company tax, demanding the opposition reveal whether it would keep $24 billion in tax relief for business or jack up taxes if it wins the next election.

British police say the hotly contested annual Oxford-Cambridge boat race will proceed as planned after they removed an unexploded World War II-era bomb near the start of the race on the River Thames.

​Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party won nearly half of the seats contested in by-elections on Sunday, the first vote since it swept to power a year ago and an early indication of support for her administration amid increased fighting with ethnic armed groups and slower economic growth.

St George Illawarra have continued their impressive start to the year to move into second position, however the victory against the Wests Tigers may have come at a price.

The returning Bulldogs halfback says most coaches would love to have Hasler's record.

Kieran Foran's phone was seized by police as he arrived in Sydney last week, confirmed New Zealand Warriors chief Jim Doyle.

Votes in from around the grounds on this week's star performers.

Sunday's game between the Wests Tigers and Dragons gave some players with the chance to show why they should be paid huge amounts of money. Only one of them really showed it.

Run-down houses on large blocks with development potential attracted hefty price premiums at weekend auctions.

Carrie Fisher's daughter has paid a heartfelt tribute to her grandmother Debbie Reynolds on what would have been her 85th birthday.