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ABC political reporter ribbed live on air for his youthful looks. Credit: Matthew Doran Twitter

THE Lions and Suns might be towards the bottom of the AFL table going into this weekend’s QClash, but we’ve picked out 12 players who represent the present and future of the Queensland clubs.

Coalition frontbencher Josh Frydenberg says he's pleased that leaders of both parties spoke out against Senator Fraser Anning’s controversial maiden speech. Senator Anning is refusing to apologise for invoking Nazi rhetoric of a 'final solution' to end Muslim immigration in Australia during his address to the senate. His speech was condemned by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Labor Leader Bill Shorten. Speaking as part of a roundtable with Muslim MP Ed Husic, Josh Frydenberg says 'the greater... Читать дальше...

A HERVEY Bay man is lucky to be alive after accidentally shooting two 30-millimetre nails into his head with a nail gun.

A fourth teenager has been charged with lighting a fire in the NSW Blue Mountains which was extinguished before it could spread into bushland.

A US man, who earlier this week pleaded for the safe return of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters after they went missing, has been arrested on suspicion of killing them.

All people under 35 on welfare payments would be forced to use the controversial cashless debit card under a proposal to be considered by the Nationals.

New South Wales farmer Alex Mason gave an insight into the daily battle he experiences as a result of drought, showing how his cows need to be fed manually with a shovel at a trough, now that no green paddocks remain for them to graze on. “It’s a toss-up between physical, emotional and financial [stress]” Mason told Storyful. He said physical stresses arose from spending three quarters of his day, every day, manually feeding his cattle. “Emotional, because you’re seeing your ‘girls’ struggle daily. Читать дальше...

TAB's Gerard Middleton and The Sunday Telegraph's David Riccio look over a big Saturday in rugby league as the NRL rocks the suburbs with three Sydney matches at suburban grounds.

THE Vatican has expressed “shame and sorrow” over a scathing Pennsylvania grand jury report about clergy who raped and molested children in six dioceses in the state.

A CBD building has been evacuated as police investigate a suspicious package.

TAB's Gerard Middleton and The Sunday Telegraph's David Riccio cast an eye over a huge Saturday of sport in Sydney which includes an AFL derby, three NRL matches, Winx in action at Randwick and the Bledisloe Cup.

Cancer survivor, Gary-John Hill, post treatment training merely 6 months after finishing his treatment.

A Czech bushwalker is missing in "inhospitable" wilderness in the NSW Blue Mountains region where temperatures plunged towards freezing overnight.

A US judge has awarded Take-Two Interactive Software, the maker of the Grand Theft Auto video games, a preliminary injunction to stop a man from selling programs that it said helps players cheat at the best-selling game.

A Sydney man has told a jury he did not ask a spiritual healer to carry out a cupping procedure on his grandson to remove black magic from him.

A former Catholic priest accused of sexually and physically assaulting girls and boys in Perth over a period of more than 20 years now faces a total of 15 charges.

An Adelaide man installed CCTV to catch dog walkers who were letting their dogs poo on his front yard.

OIl Search says the ExxonMobil-operated PNG LNG project, in which it holds a stake, has agreed a deal to supply liquefied natural gas to a unit of British oil giant BP.

A 41-year-old man has been found with multiple stab wounds in his south Sydney home. Emergency services responded to calls to a house in Riverwood where they found a man seriously injured. Paramedics treated the victim at the scene before taking him to St George hospital in a serious but stable condition. Image: Facebook

Oklahoma was hit by flash flooding on Thursday, August 16, following heavy rain brought by severe storms that swept across the state. This video filmed by an eyewitness shows cars partially submerged on Duck Street, Stillwater. The storm damaged homes and property in the town, the Stillwater News Press reported. Credit: Winston Watkins via Storyful

DONALD Trump has remembered the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, as someone who “worked for me”.

TARA Reid slurred her words and barely opened her eyes during a bizarre interview on Today Extra.

MUNGRUP Stud is welcoming a new crop of foals into the world as they look to unearth the next racing star at one of WA’s biggest thoroughbred nurseries.

FULL INTERVIEW: Liberal MP Andrew Hastie is ramping up his opposition to the National Energy Guarantee and the Paris Agreement. Mr Hastie has told Sky News' Peta Credlin that he believes the Paris Treaty is a 'paper tiger.' The Member for Canning is among a handful of Coalition MPs who have formally registered their opposition to the government's signature energy policy. Image: Sean Davey / News Corp Australia