Reported by BBC News Australia captain Mile Jedinak's penalty earns the Socceroos a crucial Group C point against Denmark to keep their hopes alive. »more
Women unable to have children due to polycystic ovary syndrome may be one step closer to regaining fertility as a study gains a $5 million boost. The University of Otago research, led by Associate Professor Rebecca Campbell, has...
A woman stabbed in an alleged unprovoked and violent armed robbery of an Auckland dairy could return home today.Gita Patel and her son, Siddharth, were seriously injured in the robbery of the Hylite Dairy in Grey Lynn on Tuesday...
A 17-year-old Hong Kong boy was among two suspected bookmakers arrested by police with the seizure of HK$2.4 million (US$305,000) in soccer betting records in the force’s latest operations during the World Cup tournament. The teenager suspected to be a Sun Yee On triad member was picked up at about..
Charles Krauthammer, the conservative columnist whose critiques made him an influential voice in Washington for decades, had said earlier this month that he was battling an aggressive form of cancer.
Intel said Chief Executive Brian Krzanich resigned for violating company policy by having a relationship with a co-worker, one of the most prominent CEOs to lose a job in an era of greater scrutiny over workplace behavior.
Some White House officials are trying to restart talks with China to avoid a trade war before US tariffs on Chinese products take effect July 6, three people familiar with the plans said, setting up a battle with others in the administration who favour a harder line. Staff of the National Economic..
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