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Anti-fascist demonstrators marched through Charlottesville on August 11, to mark the anniversary of violent clashes at the Unite the Right rally in the Virginia city. Hundreds of students and protesters descended on Charlottesville’s downtown mall and the University of Virginia on Saturday. Violent clashes had erupted last August when far-right activists faced off with anti-fascist groups at the rally over the removal of Confederate statues. The weekend ended in tragedy after a car drove through a crowd of protesters... Читать дальше...

BEACHSIDE living at its best is on offer at this modern Albert Park abode that’s crowned by a rooftop terrace with dreamy views.

A CLAYTON South townhouse with “Melbourne’s largest backyard” has sold after vendors decided to build their dream home with more space.

SOME big upsets have left the door wide open for North Melbourne to jump into the top eight.

REMEMBRANCE of loved ones lost in World War I took many forms, ranging from public commemorations on memorials and cenotaphs around Tasmania, to very personal memories bound up in a letter or locket or other keepsake.

Donald Trump has slammed a former employee ahead of her tell-all book.

THE second season of Super Netball is set for a thrilling finish after it produced arguably some of the best netball ever seen.

FORMER Collingwood and Western Bulldogs goalkicker Travis Cloke will make a footy comeback in this year’s EJ Whitten Legends game.

PAUL Pogba has admitted he has to bite his tongue when discussing his situation at Manchester United or risk being fined.

ENGLAND’S Matt Wallace hailed the “best shot of my life” after making a hole-in- one during the third round of the US PGA Championship.

TWO Adelaide Hills post offices have been broken in the early hours of Sunday morning and police believe the same man is responsible.

COLLINGWOOD’S Jaidyn Stephenson wrapped up this year’s Rising Star Award with another brilliant performance against Brisbane — at least if you listen to Nathan Buckley.

THE Tasmanian woman killed while cycling in New York City is being remembered as a beautiful girl and as a bubbly and bright soul.

Police arrested a man who allegedly had razor blades in a restricted zone of downtown Charlottesville as the Virginia city prepared for the anniversary of the violent United the Right march. The Cavalier Daily reported reported that John Miska, 68, was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct. Potential weapons, including razor blades, were banned from being carried in downtown Charlottesville over the August 11 weekend as part of security measures introduced for the anniversary of clashes between... Читать дальше...

Supplied video obtained August 12,2018, of Melbourne Girls College students conducting a live stream with a Sudanese refugee student Lilias speaking from a refugee camp called Bidi-Bidi in Uganda. The young woman escaped violence and the murder of her father before fleeing to Uganda with her siblings. The Melbourne school girls spoke via the internet to gain appreciation of her story and spoke to her about her education and her aspirations. (AAP Video/Supplied/World Vision Australia) NO ARCHIVING... Читать дальше...

The US airline worker who stole an empty airplane from a Seattle airport on a flight that ended in his death once ran a bakery with his wife and enjoyed the benefits that came with his job to travel the world, social media posts show.

NEWCASTLE star Matt Ritchie threw a tantrum in the style of his lookalike Gordon Ramsay as he was substituted against Spurs , while Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri skirted around the league’s no smoking policy with a bizarre tactic.

THOMAS Markle has claimed that he hung up on Prince Harry at the end of a heated phone call.

Senator Kristina Keneally has indicated Labor will continue to pursue the government over its decision to award a $444 million grant to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation when Parliament resumes this week. The senator says the grant was awarded to the foundation without a tender process. While the Environment Department says the grant is an appropriate use of Commonwealth funds, Ms Keneally says she has concerns the department was not aware of the funding allocation before it was offered. Image: Kym... Читать дальше...

Australian-New Zealand forces are working with their Iraqi counterparts to train troops to deal with small-scale attacks carried out by groups like Islamic State. Task Group Taji trains Iraqi soldiers in protection, support and command with a particular focus on combat lifesaving treatment. Image: Twitter / @DeptDefence

THERE are fears for passengers and crew on board a light aircraft that vanished before it was due to land in Indonesia’s eastern province of Papua.

A Horizon Air employee stole a turboprop plane from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Friday night before it crashed on a nearby island. Video: Terri Emge via Storyful

THE US 4x100 freestyle relay team was celebrating a gold medal at the Pan Pacific Championships last night but the party was cut short — and the Americans only have themselves to blame.

DAVE Hughes might be going under the knife to get rid of his man-boobs.

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