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Thieves steal $70,000 gold bar from Ballarat home before making off in a gold car.

APVMA boss won't say if she'll relocate to Armidale, and Forrest reaches a new property record.

​After two days of conflicting statements and swelling outrage, United Airlines entered full-scale mea culpa mode.

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North Korean state media warned on Tuesday of a nuclear attack on the United States.

Gold jumped nearly 2 per cent amid mounting concerns over North Korea, the Middle East and the looming French election.

"Ivanka is a mother of three kids and she has influence. I'm sure she said: 'Listen, this is horrible stuff'."

Minhaj is a fierce Trump critic who has denounced the president as a "racist Cheeto."

Western Sydney face an early exit from the Asian Champions League after a home loss to FC Seoul.

Local media in China questioned whether racism played a role in the incident.

Australia is more exposed to the economy of a single nation - China - than at any time since the 1950s, when Britain was our major trading partner.

Australia should consider a tax plan being pushed by Donald Trump's Republican Party which could stop multinational corporations avoiding tax, prominent economist Ross Garnaut says.

Katie McGrath joins Seven West Media at what would no doubt be a very interesting time in the human resources offices.

Discovering the pleasures and pain of real adulthood at 43 has pushed the violinist, whistler and singer/songwriter into new, sometimes uncomfortable, areas.

'If you are planning to visit Cebu or Bohol you should exercise heightened vigilance and review your personal security plans.'

The warning came as the Russian foreign ministry said relations with the US were the "most difficult period since the Cold War."

Donald Trump says North Korea is 'looking for trouble' and has pledged his country will 'solve the problem'.

Students at Australia's most prestigious universities are less satisfied with their educational experience.

The Turnbull government's powerful budget razor gang is set to consider a reform package for the $10 billion PBS.

I could not believe what I was reading yesterday when lord mayor Moore put forward her opinion of road traffic versus public transport.

Gai Waterhouse labelled the fact her and training partner Adrian Bott were charged with conduct prejudicial to the image and interests of racing as "totally unacceptable, so incredibly severe, unnecessary and certainly unfair", on Tuesday.

Significant pieces of Tasmania's past up for grabs as two century-old houses hit the market.

Sometimes the suburb divide is so obvious that it's laughable.

Council delivers almost half a million newsletters with dated information

The West Gate and Bolte bridges should be strengthened to handle much heavier trucks, the Port of Melbourne's new private owners say.