Carlton coach sacked after provocative “sack me or back me” call
The AFL's longest-standing coach, Mick Malthouse, has been given the boot by Carlton after an explosive SEN interview.
Karma comes around for the Sikh man who removed his turban to save a boy’s life
Get the tissues ready.
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Women called to join terror frontline
Islamic State recruiters are urging women to abandon their comfortable lives and families to travel to the blood-soaked battlefields of Iraq and Syria.
Australian Paratriathlete wins Gold in Japan
Australian Paratriathlete, Katie Kelly, has won gold in a world race in Japan despite it only being her third international race.
OPINION: How do you talk to your kids about God?
Mother and writer, Zoe Arnold asks isn't it time schools teach world religion?
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Sydney mother leaves kids at home to join Syrian death cult
A Sydney mother has abandoned her children, leaving them in their Western Sydney home while she fled to Syria, and is believed to have joined the Islamic State.
Female cricketers forced to perform ‘sexual favours’
Sri Lankan Cricket has launched an investigation into the rampant sexism in its women's team.
School accidentally publishes ‘real life burn book’
A high school in Texas has come under fire after its yearbook was found to contain rude and insulting messages under the student's photos.
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Sydney siege hostage names baby after victim
Sydney siege hostage Julie Taylor, who was pregnant at the time of the incident, has named her newborn child after her friend Katrina Dawson, who died in the Lindt cafe.
John Nash, ‘A Beautiful Mind’ Subject and Nobel Winner, Dies at 86
John Forbes Nash Jr., the brilliant Princeton University mathematician whose life story was the subject of the film "A Beautiful Mind," has been killed in a car crash.