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Aaron Francis was born into a family of "mad" Bomber supporters in East Murray, a tiny Riverland town of South Australia, and now he's living the dream.

Qantas pilots strike, Greece to ban beatniks, 'Curiouser and curiouser' - on this day in 1966.

"Richard Mackay is an archaeologist, and possibilities have taken him far from the student days we shared in the 1980s," reports geoarchaelogist Tessa Corkill.

Malcolm Turnbull's first big chance to shine as our Prime Minister internationally was plunged into darkness by the horrific IS attack on Paris. But he has done the right thing by reporting back to the nation at the earliest opportunity on the national security implications of what he gleaned from diplomacy at the highest levels.

The 2015 draft could become a turning point for any of the 18 clubs. But it could become an especially important night for Carlton, Essendon and Melbourne.

Jonah Lomu was an inspiration, not because of any exploits on the field but for his resilience.

Millions of people will be driven from their homes by climate change over the next few decades. How can we help?

The mother of an Australian teenager killed in a road accident in New Zealand told the Coroners Court inquiry into his death that she sometimes wishes she was dead too.

A man was allegedly stabbed in Griffith on Tuesday evening and remained in hospital while police searched for his alleged attacker.

Art Gallery of NSW director Michael Brand has spent most of his term of office constructing a gigantic spoof against the civic core of Sydney's most public and important open space – the Domain and Botanic Gardens.

Acclaimed ABC journalist Sarah Ferguson will replace Kerry O'Brien as presenter of flagship current affairs program Four Corners.

Harrison Himmelberg will go from selling suits in Canberra to the AFL after a shock twist in the draft led to a deal with the GWS Giants.

Parramatta will face the Bulldogs, Tigers and Eels in opening five weeks a a big start to their 2016 campaign.

Mark Hamill has finally confirmed he will be reprising his role as Luke Skywalker in the hotly anticipated new Star Wars reboot - but exactly what role his character will play remains a mystery.

Nine Entertainment is to finally sever all ties with its original home at Willoughby after instructing agents it is in the market for new premises along the fringe of the Sydney central business district.

When you are as big as Coldplay there aren't many collaborators you could include with your music who could steal the show. But how about US President Barack Obama?

Queensland's corruption watchdog will investigate one issue raised in the inquiry into the way the State Library handled a probe of 2800 lewd photographs found on the work iPhone of a former senior library executive in 2012.

Two of the A-League's biggest supporter groups will stage mid-match walkouts this weekend in what they say is a protest against Football Federation Australia's (FFA) treatment of active fans.

Melbourne's most densely populated suburb, Southbank, just got more crowded, with another 597 apartment tower approved for the booming inner-city area.

Kim Young-sam, the former president of South Korea who replaced the last of the country's military leaders, purged politicized generals and introduced a landmark reform aimed at transparency in financial transactions, died Sunday. He was 87.

Fitting rooms could be a thing of the past if the proponents of 3D printing have anything to say about it.

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Authorities were advised it was "unreasonable" to suspend licences if Canberra drivers did not pay historic traffic fines that were accidentally reissued after a computer glitch.

Raul Rekow was 61 when he died from lung cancer. His legacy in the percussion world is enormous. He developed a personal sound that is easily discernible, a sound that defined conga drums in the international popular music arena.

A so-called charity that spent more than $1 million on luxury cars, overseas jaunts and gambling in the name of research has lost its appeal to keep it tax-free charitable status.