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ONLY thirteen people have survived an aeroplane crash in Colombia that was carrying 72 passengers, including a Brazilian professional football team, and nine crew members.
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A stunning backdown by the Nick Xenophon Team senators over water policy has cleared the way for the Turnbull government to claim a year-ending Senate victory that would see the construction watchdog reinstated.
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Seven people have been injured when a plane hit turbulence while landing at Sydney's International Airport. Five passengers and two crew members were taken to hospital after China Eastern flight MU777 from China encountered a shaky landing about ...
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Final Fantasy 15 reviews have proven once again why the franchise is loved by many and why Square Enix is one of the greatest game developers in the world.
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Noel Pearson has heaped praise on Pauline Hanson and suggested the One Nation leader could well become “a great champion'' for indigenous Australians.
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IF only serving politicians and pesky taxpayers would lay off Kevin Rudd. Why shouldn't he keep the $130,000-a-year office we pay for and he rarely uses?
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South Korea's scandal-hit President Park Geun-Hye said Tuesday she was willing to resign early and let parliament decide her fate, a move critics said was a bid to delay impending impeachment.
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Columbus: The suspect in a knife attack that injured 11 people at Ohio State University in the US had posted an online rant shortly before he drove his car into a crowd and began stabbing people.
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DOWN in the doldrums is one of the curios of the English language where an expression has taken on a different meaning over time. In its modern-day use, it refers to someone who is depressed and lacking energy, but it originally stems from a nautical ...
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Some refugees on the pacific island nation said they are not interested in a transfer deal with the US under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Bangkok: Thailand's Crown Prince is set to become king within days after the country's military-dominated parliament formally invited him accede to the throne on Tuesday.
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Australian students have plummeted in the latest international maths and science rankings, with countries such as Kazakhstan, Cyprus and Slovenia leapfrogging us over the past four years.
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Several people have been injured after an apparent gas explosion at Haymarket in Sydney's CBD. FTBAPGL. An explosion at a locking dock at a food court in Sydney's Chinatown has injured at least 16 people, including a child.
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Melbourne's "thunderstorm asthma" epidemic is the worst in global history and could change medical advice for hay fever sufferers and asthmatics, an expert says.
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The royal commission has delivered its findings into child abuse at Jewish institutions in Melbourne and Sydney, saying that abuse victims were let down by rabbis and their "confused" adherence to the Jewish law Mesirah, leaving them vulnerable to ...
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AUSTRALIA'S most chill premier is sending shivers through his government but today had a simple message for those nervous colleagues.
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Attorney-General George Brandis will face another Senate inquiry grilling to determine his role in the West Australian Government's bid to claw back nearly $1 billion from a corporate collapse.
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A FOURTH man has been arrested, hours after heavily armed police swooped on a group of men in connection to the murder of Sydney standover man Pasquale Barbaro.
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President-elect Donald Trump has stepped up his search for a new US secretary of state, with the focus on David Petraeus, a former military commander in Iraq whose mishandling of classified information led to his resignation as CIA chief in 2012.
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Followers of Crown Resorts and its controlling shareholder James Packer must be growing sick of reading about splits. We're not talking about the end of Packer's tabloid-baiting romance with Mariah Carey.
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HREE of Australia's biggest banks have failed in a bid to broker a deal which would hand their tap-and-go pay systems unfettered access to closed platforms such as Apple's iPhone.
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RESEARCHERS in Europe have built the world's largest land-based moving structure to cover the nuclear fallout from Chernobyl, the power plant that suffered a catastrophic meltdown in 1986.
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Donald Trump made the claim that millions of illegal votes were made in favor of Hillary Clinton, without any evidence. That is a serious accusation.
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Strategists and investors are not as convinced as the OECD is that Australia will see higher interest rates in 2017, agreeing that a shift to tightening appears possible, but for now the case for further cuts, or rates on hold, appears stronger ...
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Local stocks ended marginally lower as a red-hot metals rally ran out of steam and investors showed some nerves ahead of a key OPEC meeting that will decide over oil production cuts.
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The state-backed China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) has rejected Rio Tinto's demands for a price premium, saying it is 'unacceptable and unfair'.
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Ryu, Ken and Chun-Li may be set to battle the likes of Spider-Man, Captain America and The Hulk once more, with reports indicating that Marvel vs Capcom 4 is set to be announced imminently ahead of a release next year.
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Even though the battery capacity on Apple's devices is not impressive when compared on paper with its Android competitors, the optimisation of hardware with iOS ensures that the battery life is never a concern for the users.
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Drone detection company DroneShield has unveiled its handheld rifle-style DroneGun, a device that jams communications between drones and their pilots in an effort to help fight terrorism.
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Ever been stuck without data? Everyone has. Cash running low? Happens to the best of us. Thought to yourself "if only I could use my phone's lock screen as an advertising platform, and get paid in data"?
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STATISTICS from Google highlight a victory for rights holder in the war against online piracy, but does a new service prove their efforts might be futile?
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Ford Kuga Ford will pit the Kuga SUV against the Hyundai Tucson, Mahindra XUV500, Renault Duster in India. According to reports, Ford India will be bringing a new SUV in India, and will be placed between Ford EcoSport and Ford Endeavour in India.
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Cyanogen Inc. to close down its Seattle office by the end of this year. The venture funded open source startup is currently undergoing massive layoffs both in Seattle and Palo Alto offices.
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Shannen Doherty began radiation for her breast cancer treatment today. Doherty revealed the news in an Instagram post, with Shannen admitting that the radiation has her a little frightened.
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Some People Have Never Spoken To An Indigenous Australian. Here's What Happens When You Start A Conversation. Evan Rachel Wood On How 'Westworld' Helped Her 'Make Peace' With Past Sexual Assault · Here Are The First 'Game Of Thrones' ...
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Brad Pitt may have already found a rebound after his recent split from Angelina Jolie whom he shares six children with. There have been rumors stating that the Hollywood heartthrob is secretly dating Kate Hudson, who was also once married to musician ...
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Channel Nine has hired a defamation lawyer for Karl Stefanovic after a series of "fictitious and damaging articles" were published about his private life in gossip magazines.
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In an interview and emotional letter with Rolling Stone, Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood has opened up about her sexuality and the importance of standing up against sexual assault.
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Model Natane Adcock walking down the runway at the First Annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. Picture: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage.
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The future of The X Factor Australia has been up in the air for some time and following a hugely-lacklustre series finale , it has been widely speculated that the singing competition will be axed.
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FFA Cup: Melbourne City is looking to score their first piece of silverware in the club's history when they take on Sydney FC in the FFA Cup final.
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New Zealand have pulled off a stunning victory over Pakistan in Hamilton, taking nine wickets in the final session of the match for a 138-run win and a 2-0 win in the series.
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MOHALI, India (Reuters) - India stood 70 runs away from a comprehensive victory against England despite fighting fifties from Joe Root and Haseeb Hameed on the penultimate day of the third test on Tuesday.
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NRL teams have forfeited their independence by voting in a bloc, says John Grant, who has called for a show of leadership among disgruntled clubs in a last-ditch effort to reignite failed funding talks.
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To state the obvious, Peter Nevill made a big Hobart century a fortnight too late. The dumped Test gloveman produced a superb 179 against Sheffield Shield strugglers Tasmania at the weekend.
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There was only one instance when Lewis Hamilton disappointed in Abu Dhabi as he lost his Formula One world championship to his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg.
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Troubled NRL star Semi Radradra has landed in Sydney and is expected to face court on domestic violence charges tomorrow. Radradra's manager George Christodoulou on Tuesday night greeted the 24-year-old winger, who is also the subject of ...
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Scientists confirmed a mass bleaching event on the Great Barrier Reef this year killed more corals than ever before, with more than two thirds destroyed across large swathes of the biodiverse site.
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International researchers believe time travel could be more than fiction, with scientists theorising multiple timelines are playing out in parallel universes.
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We all know that, at sea level, water starts to boil at 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit). And in very confined spaces, researchers have long observed that this boiling point can change, usually dropping by several degrees.
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A THEORY that has the potential to send shockwaves through the scientific community and reshape how we understand the natural world is now able to be tested, according to the researchers behind it.
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A New Zealand fur seal has been released back into the ocean after being found in a cow paddock near Bega in south-eastern New South Wales.
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Under the blue waters of Indonesia's Banda Sea lies one of the deepest bodies of water on the planet - the Weber Deep. Measuring 7.2 km (4.47 mi) from top to bottom, it's the deepest point of the Earth's oceans not within a trench.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration wants to boldly go beyond the adult diaper. The agency is seeking a system to manage fecal, menstrual and urine waste for six days - “a continuous duration of up to 144 hours,” as NASA wrote on its ...
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It's the archaic sickness that struck down 18th century sailors, but dreaded scurvy has resurfaced in modern day Sydney. Penelope Jackson became the first of a number of people in western Sydney to be diagnosed with the scourge of the seas.
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TMZ reports that Melania Trump has succeeded in forcing a YouTuber to remove a video claiming that her son Barron Trump has autism.
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A man in his 60s has been found alive after being trapped for three days under a hay bale machine near Geelong, south-west of Melbourne.
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A doctor involved in the evacuation of a sick Iranian asylum seeker from Manus Island recommended he be flown to Brisbane ahead of Port Moresby due to Papua New Guinea's lower level of emergency care, an inquest has heard.
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New Zealand have pulled off a stunning victory over Pakistan in Hamilton, taking nine wickets in the final session of the match for a 138-run win and a 2-0 win in the series.
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NEW South Wales Premier Mike Baird called on the Federal Government to consider scrapping negative gearing saying his state is doing everything it can in terms of supplying affordable housing.
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Melbourne's "thunderstorm asthma" epidemic is the worst in global history and could change medical advice for hay fever sufferers and asthmatics, an expert says.
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