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“Parasite” made Oscars history on Sunday, and nobody was more thrilled to relish the joy of its landmark victory than Canadian treasure Sandra Oh.The Nepean, Ont.-born Golden Globe winner and 10-time Emmy nominee leapt to her feet and …

A ship that vanished in the infamous Bermuda Triangle has been identified after almost 95 years.

An elite NSW research team is one step closer to finding a fast and reliable test for the deadly outbreak.

Masked vandals have paint-bombed an iconic Melbourne street art laneway, using a fire extinguisher to commit the “disgraceful” act.

As an island community resilience is importance and Tasmania can certainly do better in terms of securing our food supply. Knowable magazine takes a look at new technologies to predict spoilage time could slash the massive waste between farm and fork. In August 2011, a can of Great Value peas joined the non-perishables in my […]

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A man has been rushed to hospital after a tree collapsed on top of him causing him to go into cardiac arrest.

Police detected a black Audi hatchback travelling at high speed during wet conditions on Saturday afternoon.

A senior NSW detective said he made allegedly illegal recordings partly because a widower scrutinised over the disappearance of toddler William Tyrrell may take his own life, a court has heard.

Taiwan scrambled fighter jets to intercept Chinese warplanes that flew around the island at the weekend.

France’s competition watchdog has slammed the tech powerhouse for software that misled consumers into buying more phones.

A neighbour says she heard loud suspicious banging from the inside of a toolbox before it was dumped in a Queensland lagoon with two drug dealers inside.

Four Australian passengers are among about 60 people on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, quarantined off Japan’s coast, who have tested positive to coronavirus.