MP Helen Haines has second leg amputated after car ramming 'attack' her husband confirms as he gives update from hospital

As Super Typhoon Champi – now the strongest storm of the year worldwide – barrels towards eastern China, authorities are planning evacuations and urging those in its path to prepare. Airports in major Chinese cities could be affected by the storm, including Wenzhou Longwan, Fuzhou Changle, Ningbo Lishe, Hangzhou Xiaoshan, Shanghai Hongqiao, Shanghai Pudong and Xiamen Gaoqi, according to aviation data platform VariFlight. Travellers are bracing for potential disruptions, though there have been no...

A love of fashion and an aptitude for business has seen the Australian designer, a racewear favourite, go from strength to strength since its launch 15 years ago.

Plenty of my friends have had the same experience of realising as mothers what happened to them as girls.

A chef worked at a high-end Sydney restaurant. The fair work umpire ruled his dismissal was harsh, unjust and unreasonable.

On Monday, Zacharia was spotted out and about in Los Angeles, California, showing off her toned abs days after being ousted from her role as Press Secretary.

A young driver is accused of deliberately running down a 28-year-old man with his ute on an Adelaide street.

Mateusz Chmura, 33, from Wakefield, was competing at the PCA British Finals at the Telford International Centre in Shropshire on Sunday when he collapsed, organisers said.

Australia's intelligence community is warning that AI is helping criminal gangs manipulate and radicalise Australian kids.

Work on a controversial lighting project along walking trails on The Peak has been suspended amid mounting complaints that the installations were damaging the environment, the South China Morning Post has learned. The project’s future remains uncertain after residents accused the Tourism Board of removing trees and flowers to make way for the installations, while a lawmaker said a district councillor from the city’s largest political party had not been involved in the initial...

This article was first published on October 22, 1986. ‘Our thoughts will always be with you’: Queen confident on HK future Hongkong gave Queen Elizabeth a warm and enthusiastic reception yesterday (October 21, 1986) when she arrived for her long-awaited visit. And in return she gave the people a message of confidence in the future. Fresh from her triumphant tour of the mainland, the Queen told a welcoming ceremony in City Hall that the Sino-British agreement over Hongkong’s future had made...

When he was 14, racing in karts, Christian Horner was leading the pack one weekend when humiliation struck.

Anthony Albanese has failed to answer questions about a 'dirt sheet' circulated by his office about Helen Haines.