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The surprisingly coloured holy book used by new ministers Ed Husic and Anne Aly was steeped in symbolism, and not just as a demonstration of Australian Parliaments improving diversity.

The American fascination with true crime is well-established; you can find myriad podcasts, books and TV programs that prove as much.

Article by Matthew'wela Kanua and Michael Bourke reproduced from DevPolicy Blog. Support for agricultural development and villagers’ livelihoods in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is generally given to those living in areas where villagers have greater access to markets. Often this support is facilitated by government agencies, development organisations, church groups and resource

Ukrainian doctors urgently need medical supplies to treat thousands of people being traumatised by an unjust war.

On the run, but not off the grid. Nancy Grace is on the hunt for America's most violent fugitives.

An ice-fueled driver of a stolen tow-truck who rammed and crushed an occupied police vehicle in Cranbourne has been jailed. […]

A professional bodybuilder who supplied prisoners with contraband when he was working as a corrections offi...

Mark Irwin groped an 11-year-old boy during a singing lesson in 2000, and the following year violently sexually assaulted him when the pair met by chance at a park near the Barwon River.

21 July 2021 10:57am Around 150 Pancretans of Melbourne and their friends came together to raise funds for Ovarian Cancer Australia on Sunday 11 July. The afternoon high tea hosted at the Cretan Village in Wantirna south was a great success. The Association held a raffle, lucky door prizes and an auction, which featured prizes donated by a range of local businesses and people. Dr Haider Najjar with MC Con Laz Photo: Supplied The program of the day included keynote speaker Dr Haider Najjar, and ...