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The clock is ticking for the US government to open up its files on Jeffrey Epstein – and it has to be done before Christmas.

Whitebark Energy says a fresh rethink at its Warro gas field has flipped the script on historic water issues, potentially unlocking a big onshore gas supply in WA.

As ATAR results sink in, school-leavers are making tough decisions about their futures. But in a challenging job market is telling them to ‘follow your dreams and the rest will follow’ sound advice?

Alleged Bondi attack gunman has been charged with 59 offences, including 15 counts of murder and one count of committing a terrorist act.

The oldest state festival is back with a mission - to showcase local artists and make events accessible to the whole community.

The group’s founder, Nik Solomos, is expected to remain involved in the business if creditors approve the $34.15 million deal.

A scuffle unfolded on the bridge moments after the two Bondi shooters were brought down. And now, the bystander who rushed onto bridge to kick away the gun could be removed from Australia.

England last won a Test match in Australia in 2011, and Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg says he’s willing to explore the prospect of England players taking part in the Sheffield Shield in future.

Eli Schlanger was remembered as a “rabbi without equal” as hundreds of mourners farewelled the murdered Jewish leader in Bondi.

Mallee Smith, 24, had been on a surprise visit to her family on the Sunshine Coast when she was struck by the car.

A powerful flavour of Ireland breathes through the pages of the Booker Prize-winning author’s essays.

Misery and suffering can actually be good for you, according to author Eamon Evans.

Scientist, biochemist and a historian and philosopher of science, Harriet Rix presents trees as agents of change.

At Maho Magic bar, magicians move from table to table – and for those feeling bold, you can choose from the mysterious magic menu and get a surprise performance.

Hate preachers and potential terrorists could be targeted and deported by officials pursuing their tax and immigration records under a new approach to tackling extremism.

Stacy Zhang never liked science and used to spend classes chatting with friends. Now she is the state’s best biology and chemistry student.

Stacy Zhang never liked science and used to spend classes chatting with friends. Now she is the state’s best biology and chemistry student.

The premier will move to cap gun ownership, and mass protests during a declaration of terrorism would be banned in a suite of measures parliament will debate next week.

The refugee worked his way towards the footbridge using cars and trees for cover, before kicking the weapon away from the shot gunman.

From the latest trend in staff uniforms to the pop-up we want to pop back up, Good Food’s annual Cap awards are back. Here’s what’s hot in Victoria as we recap the year in food.

Wombats are mostly solitary creatures but they share a communal latrine. Could the animals be leaving each other messages encoded in poo?

Lindian Resources has awarded the D&C contract for its Kangankunde’s rare earths processing plant in Malawi, locking in delivery certainty and boosting the economics.

Based on Freida McFadden’s hit thriller novel, The Housemaid follows a wealthy and affluent couple, Nina and Andrew Winchester, and their housemaid Millie. Millie is seeking a fresh start while trying to leave behind the shadows of her past, but she soon realises that the Winchesters’ secrets may be more dangerous than her own…

Welcome to our weekly wrap of what’s new in cinemas this week.

Perth District Court heard Marlion Pickett was under emotional stress in 2022 when he relapsed into drug use and got involved in a money laundering scheme.