Maitland city council has condemned an art exhibit challenging the 150-year-old figure, which the artist says ‘does not represent Black skin with any dignity’
Probation inspector for England and Wales says ‘clunky’ system needs huge increase in staff
Iran conflict windfall over three months reignites calls for companies ‘cashing in on human misery’ to pay for environmental damage
Country convenes emergency meeting of ministers from Arab and Islamic world, fearing such a move could ‘trigger a religious conflict’
Optimism echoes Trump’s claims on Monday that deal is close as mediators say they are exchanging proposals
Georgian spices can be hard to come by, but Alice Zaslavsky has some seasoned substitutes for her cosy soup
Education minister Jason Clare says the results showed ‘real challenges’ but numeracy scores were heartening
The creators of Untitled Goose Game return with an online, open-world adventure that delivers slapstick silliness and bucolic majesty in nearly equal measure
Company beat analysts’ predictions to post $7.81bn in revenue, following stock plummet after IPO
Ohioans of Indian heritage will see one of their own take center stage in the race for governor, but their support amid a rocky campaign is not guaranteed
The former Liberal finance minister was questioned by Icac counsel assisting, Peggy Dwyer, on Tuesday
By deciding who gets to ask questions and who is barred, the One Nation leader is upending the democratic role that journalists are supposed to occupy
Airline says struggling to find room in overhead lockers on planes a ‘stressful part of the airport experience’
David Hearn has a ‘number of potential remedies’ after being prosecuted in connection with pool damage, his attorney says