Strictly Come Dancing flooded with complaints as viewers ask 'what is in the air tonight'
There were several mistakes on the dance floor during week five of the competition
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Billionaires, immortality and barbecues: Sci-fi author ready for arrival at Powerhouse
It’s 30 minutes into a conversation about the ultra-wealthy pursuing longevity when Ted Chiang wants to clear up a misconception.
Second airport gives Sydney a chance to soar to new heights
The first commercial flights from Nancy-Bird Walton mark a milestone worth celebrating and an opportunity worth embracing.
The secretive Sydney billionaires behind the hoodies ruling the world
Georgia and Daniel Contos have built a global retail empire worth $1.3 billion, own a vast property portfolio in Sydney but remain intensely private.
The council that stole Christmas: Permit change kills beloved neighbourhood party
Small-scale street parties will now cost close to $1000 in this inner-north council, after regulations were changed earlier this year.
Psychiatrists wanted to understand homicide patterns. They found a deadly warning
Psychiatrists warn gaps in Victoria’s mental healthcare are allowing preventable tragedies in the wake of the attack on MP Helen Haines, including a recent quintupling of homicides by people with psychosis.
Don't forget the clocks go back an hour at 2am tonight - giving you an extra hour in bed for a Sunday lie-in
The fall back marks the end of British Summer Time and the return to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
French riot police hit far-left protest mob with water cannon and tear gas while Paris cops seize deadly array of weapons from demo-goers
In Lyon, officers used tear gas to disperse around 150 protesters after they briefly attempted to block a road near the city centre, where demonstrations had been banned, an AFP journalist reported.
As Brits are warned to stockpile food and water, the terrifying range of options Putin has to attack UK: 'PM has his head in the sand'
Experts have outlined the options Putin has at his disposal to overwhelm the UK from submarines capable of triggering radioactive tsunamis, to swarms of drones that can spy on secret military HQs.
Storm Boelo brings misery to the UK one day after Storm Austen: 80mph winds and torrential downpours hit ferries and trains with power cuts expected
An amber weather warning is in place today across Scotland, the north of England and the north-east of Northern Ireland, as the UK was hit by a second storm in two days.
How the greatest air race in history unfolded after the owner of the Daily Mail offered £10,000 to the first person to fly across the Atlantic
After hours of flying in darkness, the men in the cockpit of the Vimy bomber were desperate for dawn. But just as the sun was about to appear, they hit a bank of cloud.
FDNY scrambles more than 45 units to tackle fire at 12-story tower just yards from Manhattan's iconic Flatiron Building
The fire broke out in a 12-story building at West 23rd Street and 5th Avenue on Saturday, with footage showing a large plume of smoke from a rooftop.
Germany and France offer to build submarines for Argentina as threat to the Falkland Islands rises
President Javier Milei previously warned his country would 'recover' the Falklands and told the UN General Assembly in New York that Argentina could be forced to 'take matters into our own hands'.
