Trump’s triumphal arch has new enemies – the Kennedys
The president’s plan for a near 80-metre monument in Washington is attracting the legal wrath of America’s most prominent political family.
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The president’s plan for a near 80-metre monument in Washington is attracting the legal wrath of America’s most prominent political family.
The drop in international student numbers across Australia has hit Melbourne University’s bottom line.
The former NSW police officer has told a court he was invited to Jesse Baird’s home in the months before his death. Prosecutors allege it was a break-in.
In a behind-the-scenes documentary shot by her mother, Sofia Coppola navigates her Versailles set with all the aplomb of Hollywood royalty.
The singer, who once bought a racehorse during a bender, has swapped mind-altering substances for meditation – and feels more connected to her fans than ever.
Gold Coast’s decision to delist Georgie Clayden weeks before her due date cast a spotlight on the league’s maternity leave policy and support for pregnant athletes.
He began with a statement of intent, but it was a short-lived cameo for Australia’s recently dropped No.3.
The union’s administrator has branded the former union boss a “disgrace” and vowed to regain control of the fund.
The growing resentment festering in Australian cricket regarding the sandpaper scandal is showing no signs of fading, after David Warner whacked Darren Lehmann for downplaying his knowledge of the events.
The Foo Fighters frontman had a special bond with Todd Russell and Brant Webb – and on the day of Russell’s death, he played the ballad he wrote for the pair.
The Little Britain comedian and best-selling children’s author is facing a police investigation after he was accused of grooming and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old schoolgirl.
Further details of RAAF pilot Robert Crawford’s relationships have been read to the jury.