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Police said the car went onto the wrong side of the road, where it struck the rear trailer of an oncoming truck before colliding with a second truck.

Risk appetite is back, setting the scene for a positive start to the day.

The euthanasia debate has again dragged on overnight as exhausted MPs in the Victorian Parliament endured yet another marathon sitting.

Only after the magic attraction hormones die down can we see our partners clearly, writes Kerri Sackville.

At 27, Oliver Forrester owns three businesses.

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Eight women, who were either employees or aspired to work for Rose at the Charlie Rose show, said he made unwanted sexual advances to them between the late 1990s and 2011.

Brace yourself, Canberra. Peak light rail works along Northbourne Avenue have arrived.

Two men are in hospital with multiple stab wounds and three others are injured after a suspected early morning carjacking in Melbourne's north.

Elon Musk said last week that Tesla is designing a new sports car that could go from zero to 60 mph in 1.9 seconds. Not bad, but here's a speed number that investors might want to focus on instead.

CBS News and other networks said on Tuesday they had fired Charlie Rose, one of the most prominent American interviewers, the day after the Washington Post reported the television host had sexually harassed eight women.

Stephen Moore will play his last game of professional rugby on Saturday.

Plus hot-desking dispute heats up and Northbourne disruption mounts.

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In an eight-page essay praising Xi Jinping, the Chinese president's achievements included turning South China Sea Arbitration into "waste paper".

New York State Attorney said he has been investigating for six months who posted significant numbers of fake comments filed with the Federal Communications Commission in its review of net neutrality rules.

Uber was hit with an $11.7 million fine by Colorado's public utilities commission Monday, after regulators found that dozens of drivers were operating there despite often egregious criminal histories.

Uber was hit with an $11.7 million fine by Colorado's public utilities commission Monday, after regulators found that dozens of drivers were operating there despite often egregious criminal histories.

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe resigned on Tuesday in a letter submitted to parliament, Speaker Jacob Mudenda said.

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has pointed the finger at employers for Australia's extraordinarily low rate of wage growth, saying it means low interest rates for months to come.

New York: Ikea in the US has relaunched a recall of 29 million chests and dressers after the death of an eighth child.

Over the past few weeks, US culture has hit a point that many women thought was both impossible and impossibly overdue.

The Vatican and China will exchange paintings, vases and sculptures in a bid to mend often strained ties through "the diplomacy of art", officials said on Tuesday .

At least 20 people were killed and 40 wounded when a suicide bomber set off a truck bomb near a crowded marketplace in the northern Iraqi town of Tuz Khurmatu, police and medical sources told Reuters on Tuesday.

What's your bank loyalty worth? The better part of $5 billion a year.