The sleep red flags that put you at risk of dementia
From snoring to nightmares, some seemingly harmless sleep disturbances can be warning signs of cognitive decline. In 2009, Michael Ryan had reached the...
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KiwiSaver boost: Will Act’s plan work? The Bottom Line checks it out
In our election series The Bottom Line, Herald journalists break down a key election policy and ask what it will mean for New Zealand. Today, Liam Dann...
Loafers Lodge fire trial: Crown says silenced alarm let second fire spread
If the fire safety system was working as it should have been at Loafers Lodge, five residents killed in a deadly blaze could have escaped the boarding house...
Kyle MacLachlan on David Lynch, Dale Cooper and that severed ear
The Twin Peaks star only took his breakout role in Blue Velvet because he had no other work. His new memoir charts the dark journey that followed.
Only two leaders from outside the Pacific attending crucial climate summit in Fiji
The Albanese government faces intense pressure at the talks to justify the cost, estimated at over $20 million, and to live up to promises to champion the Pacific’s climate concerns.
My daughters don’t know his name, but they quietly carry my fears of Mr Cruel
For my generation, the Mr Cruel crimes unfolded in two chapters: first as frightened children, and now as frightened parents.
‘Performative promises … have no place’: Liberals slam Hanson’s call to jail Andrews, Allan
Barnaby Joyce said it was just the One Nation candidate who called to lock up the ex-premiers by Christmas, but Pauline Hanson’s social media keeps repeating it.
$543m Goldfields water pipeline upgrade begins as premier backflips on desalination plant
The WA government is weighing up future plans for a desalination plant in Esperance as work on a $543 million upgrade to the historic Goldfields water pipeline ramps up.
Australians held in Iraq over suspected IS links face potential execution, HRW warns
Human Rights Watch is warning 13 Australians believed to be held in Iraqi jails on suspicion of links to the Islamic State group face inhumane treatment and potential execution.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor launches legal action against police over Epstein files arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against police over his arrest in relation to the Epstein files earlier this year.
Australian children being lured into sadistic and ritualistic online cults like 764
They are sadistic and manipulative, often targeting children through digital platforms. Now, as part of an ABC investigation, a teen tells how an online cult incited her into ritualistic acts.
Trial set to begin for man accused in massive gold heist at Toronto’s Pearson airport
A trial is set to begin Monday in Brampton, Ont., for a man accused in what investigators have called one of the largest gold heists in Canadian history.
Shark attacks kayaker off Paradise Cove in Malibu, authorities say
Officials said that the kayaker was fishing near Paradise Cove when he caught a shark and as he tried to release the shark, it bit him and caused him to fall out of the kayak.
World leader apologizes for Nazi gesture, saying ‘Heil Hitler’ in 2007 video
Samoa’s Prime Minister Laʻauli Leuatea Schmidt apologized Monday for a video from 19 years earlier in which he said “Heil Hitler” and made a Nazi gesture during what he described as a family gathering.
This $40 million lotto ticket in Ontario will expire soon if no one claims it
OLG says one lucky person could be the winner of a $40 million Lotto Max jackpot prize, but they have to act fast.
Turkish grain ship sinks in Black Sea after drone attack
In a new deadly incident in the Black Sea, a drone strike sank a Turkish cargo ship carrying grain from a Ukrainian port, killing two sailors, while 11 others were rescued and one was missing. Ukrainian Pres...
Details of accused hijack co-pilot’s Melbourne studies revealed
It has also emerged that flydubai co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami last week told interrogators he planned last week’s attack before being hired, according to two Israeli officials.
My daughters don’t know his name, but they quietly carry my fears of Mr Cruel
For my generation, the Mr Cruel crimes unfolded in two chapters: first as frightened children, and now as frightened parents.
Forty-four new homes, 332 objections: Why older units will be razed for luxury Paddington apartments
The plan became a lightning rod for community concerns that luxury apartment developments would swallow cheaper unit blocks as Sydney’s east gained housing.
Only two leaders from outside the Pacific attending crucial climate summit in Fiji
The Albanese government faces intense pressure at the talks to justify the cost, estimated at over $20 million, and to live up to promises to champion the Pacific’s climate concerns.
You can come to my suburb by bus, train, bike or boat. And, like us, never leave
We’re old-fashioned but progressive. And apprehensive about one imminent change.
Dubai-it: From kitchen sink to $50 million CEO, how Stephen Flawith built Pickl and a fresh fast-food empir...
Discover how Stephen Flawith went from pot washer to CEO, growing Yolk Brands
Discover the five pivotal battles that could have changed the course of WW2
Over 3,000 years of conflict, victory often hinged on the same set of circumstances. A thrilling new history examines just what wins battle and why.
Meghan Markle ‘sends message’ as Cotswolds pub pictures with Prince Harry savaged
Meghan Markle’s latest cosy outing with Prince Harry aimed to “send a message”, sources have claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex looked all loved up as they were pictured holding hands while visiti...