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Police officers were posting homophobic and sexually degrading posts on social media before a NSW Police Integrity Commission investigation homed in on the racial and sexist harassment of an MP.

Sergio Aguero scored a hat-trick as Manchester City capped an excellent week by beating 10-man Chelsea 3-0 at Stamford Bridge to move ahead of Arsenal and into third place in the Premier League.

Pope Francis took three families of Syrian refugees back to Rome on Saturday after visiting the frontline of Europe's migrant crisis at a camp in Greece where migrants wept at his feet, kissed his hand and begged for help.

Entering Perth Arena for Black Sabbath's The End tour, I was amazed that Perth still owns so many black t-shirts.

Consumers can pay up to $2120 a year to insure their pet and still not be covered for common illnesses.

British police arrested an 18-year-old man at Manchester airport on Saturday on suspicion of terrorism offences related to Syria's civil war.

Two modern-day slave houses, staffed by foreign workers forced to work 12 hours a day, seven days a week, with no pay.

A father who bashed the mother has been granted full access to a child because the mother was deemed to be alienating the child

Will Amber Heard or Johnny Depp travel to Gold Coast for hearing?

A Brisbane gay couple have been the first to celebrate their love with a civil partnership ceremony after it was restored more than three weeks ago.

Recent years have seen an explosion of small bars in the Brisbane drinking scene, with cosy little dens, subterranean lounges and dive bars popping up everywhere.

Justin Leppitsch tried to choose his words carefully. "I'm not here to hang anyone," the Brisbane Lions coach said. He was speaking of Steven May, the Gold Coast Suns defender who had brutally ironed out his ruckman, Stefan Martin, close to half-time.

Treasury and fundraisers. It hasn't been a happy time for the Liberal Party.

Luke Beveridge quipped that someone at the Whitten Oval "ran over a black cat" as the Western Bulldogs' injury toll continued to mount.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge completed their seven day tour of India and Bhutan by rewriting the saddest moment of modern royal history.

Wallabies and Brumbies skipper Stephen Moore has leapt to the defence of Michael Hooper in the wake of recent criticism and echoed Daryl Gibson's belief the Waratahs season is not yet over despite another loss at home.

Sunderland improved their chances of avoiding the drop while leaving Norwich City nervously looking over their shoulders on Saturday.

In  2011, long-distance Australian runners, Liam Adams and Michael Shelley, battled it out in a neck-and-neck finish in the City2Surf, fast forward four years to 2016, and the duo have their sights set on the Rio Olympics.

What we learnt: The Brumbies break a Sydney hoodoo while Joe Tomane runs in a hat-trick in Waratahs win.

The ACT Brumbies blasted themselves clear at the top of the Australian conference, but their win against the NSW Waratahs was all about doing it for Ita Vaea.

Adelaide called on every ounce of courage to beat an equally brilliant Sydney Swans by 10 points in a thriller at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night.

The much-vaunted depth of the Western Bulldogs is likely to be tested further after injury scares for speedster Jason Johannisen and key forward Tom Boyd marred their win over Carlton on Saturday night.

Beirut: Lawyers negotiating on behalf of jailed Australian woman Sally Faulkner and her estranged Lebanese-American husband have failed to reach agreement, leaving Ms Faulkner as well as a Nine Network news crew in a Lebanese jail facing kidnapping charges.

In 1955 a 13-year-old schoolgirl named Bronwyn Setright told her friends she was going to be the first female prime minister of Australia.

Two WA Lotto players have won a little more than $1 million after the state snared half of the division one Saturday night prizes.