Graham Arnold and Tony Gustavsson's legacies will be shaped by what Australian football does next
The head coaches of the Socceroos and Matildas have departed within months of each other, leaving mixed legacies and plenty ...
Two years after an unprecedented economic crisis, many Sri Lankans want this presidential election to change the country for good
Two years since thousands of protesters swarmed the presidential palace in Sri Lanka, voters are heading to the polls, where ...
The rise of solar power and China's staggering EV growth may have pushed global emissions into decline
Renewable technologies are gathering speed, putting the world within reach of falling greenhouse gas emissions. Climate ...
What are parenting programs and does the evidence show they work?
Parenting programs are available throughout the country, but experts say a lack of awareness, societal expectations and ...
Inside 'Project Harmony', Rupert Murdoch's desperate plan to keep control from beyond the grave
If the latest instalment in the Murdoch family saga tells us anything, it is that while the patriarch no longer jokes about ...
The Israeli military has repeatedly used fighter jets to create sonic booms over Beirut — some say it's 'psychological warfare'
By flying jets faster than the speed of sound low over cities, the Israeli military has been accused of "terrifying" the residents of Beirut and Lebanon.
Rare September soaking for all Australian states this week could break rain records and signal wet spring and summer
A near-nationwide soaking will drench every Australian state and territory this week, including potential record heavy falls in the north-west tropics.