Sydney Morning Herald

Tonga has shown the grit to be in the race to win the World Cup, serving up a cruel last-minute blow to defeat Samoa.

Officials in Germany are pledging to stamp out violent protests after demonstrators turned to looting.

Violence erupted in Frankfurt and other cities at the weekend after a series of cost-of-living protests by the campaign group “Gen Z sorts it out”.

President Donald Trump has been holding final rallies ahead of the US midterm elections.

House prices have fallen nationwide for the seventh month in a row, ahead of what's expected to be another interest rate rise on Tuesday.

A 64-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly performing a Nazi salute and assaulting another man at a Melbourne protest.

Everyone talks about the walkable city as if it only exists in Paris or Amsterdam. My whole world existed inside a one-kilometre radius.

Hot summers and reduced rain along the eastern seaboard are only some of the ways this climate pattern will impact Australians.

A whistleblower has told the Big Build royal commission that a working group inflated the price of the route for airport rail through Maribyrnong to ensure the government’s politically favoured outcome including Sunshine station came out on top.

A selloff for tech stocks got even worse on worries that Wall Street’s frenzy around artificial-intelligence technology sent prices too high.

Although I’ve been to Venice several times, I’ve never seen it this way – exploring over several days from the water.

Australian politician Allegra Spender reveals the health and fitness habits that keep her at the top of her game

Vitamins and supplement sales may be booming, but according to the experts, eating a balanced diet can provide you with all their benefits, plus many more. Here’s what to focus on.

Oroton is one of the few Australian fashion labels to maintain relevance amid changing tides.

The city’s new international airport would arguably be smaller and have opened much later if not for a consequential decision a decade ago.

I left Italy in June. Thanks to the EU’s shambolic new entry and exit system, authorities thought I was still there.

The AI craze is not only threatening to wipe out jobs and inflate a sharemarket bubble. It’s also costing governments more when they borrow.

Australia’s worst terror attack prompted NSW Police to ramp up their presence at places of worship, schools and community hubs.

Hundreds of thousands of workers in Sydney’s inner suburbs are more vulnerable to AI automation than anywhere else in Australia.

Complaints have surged in the multitrillion dollar super sector, but the watchdog says fund trustees are too readily blaming issues on members.