From what could be Australia's most beautiful Queenslander to a Victorian gem in Brighton.

The body of a man believed to be that of a swimmer reported missing last week has been found near Esperance.

But when questioned he was unable to produce any cigarettes, a court has heard.

Section 44 of the constitution has claimed another victim.

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A notorious professional eating machine from New South Wales has flown to Fremantle on a whirlwind trip to take out a hotdog eating challenge, eating four dogs at the sickening speed of one minute and 39 seconds.

The terrifying visages are drawing thrill-seeking tourists to the footbridge, particularly at night

George Christensen is a bit special. Free-range, you might call him.

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Six personalities are up for the Gold Logie, but just one woman is in the lineup: actress Jessica Marais.

Global equities have fallen into a bit of a rut, local shares too, as investors wait to hear whether the US central bank raises interest rates this week.

The final component of Civic's former ABC Flats has sold.

A workforce of 231 people, previously employed by the Roe 8 Alliance to work on the now-cancelled Roe 8 project, will be reassigned to work on three alternative projects.

​American Airlines said it is investigating an incident in which a male flight attendant reportedly upset a female passenger to the point of tears, then later was recorded getting into a heated confrontation with a male passenger who tried to come to the woman's defense.

Hit TV mini-series House of Hancock will not be broadcast or streamed again after Channel 9 made a grovelling apology for its portrayal of mining magnate Gina Rinehart and her family.