Sam Neill fans send sales of his Two Paddocks wine soaring in tribute to late actor
Thousands of dollars’ worth of donations also flood in to charity that Neill joined in protest against a controversial mine near his vineyard
As Sudan’s war crosses borders and millions are made refugees, could Ethiopia’s plan solve ‘humanity’s migration issue’?
Amid fears of fresh bloodshed, the country is hoping its offer of education and employment can provide a model for other nations to follow
Andy Burnham’s plans could bring the UK closer to Europe than he realises
The new PM’s priorities are domestic, but he will soon realise that closer engagement with the EU is a no-brainer, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre
‘A guy did a runner in a Jaguar’: the petrol theft scandal – and the garage owners struggling to stop it
Since the start of the Iran war in February, there has been a 23% rise in fuel theft, with more than £1.2m stolen from British forecourts each week. Why aren’t the police doing more to apprehend the culprits?
Not enough water for UK’s datacentre plans, trade body says
Industry says government’s failure to address cooling demands means AI growth plans are ‘fatally flawed’
Country diary: Breeding ferrets is a wonderfully chaotic business
Cranbrook, Kent: Right now the young are hellbent on seeking adventure, much to the dismay of their mothers
Barnaby Joyce yelled at his dog on ABC’s 7.30. So why did he unleash on his pet?
In a moment that has gone quickly viral online, Australia’s former deputy prime minister startled viewers when he bellowed at his dog offscreen
BBC broadcaster Edward Stourton dies aged 68
Corporation pays tribute to ‘outstanding’ journalist who presented shows including Today and One O’Clock News
Tropical Storm Bertha heads for land as Hurricane Fausto forms in eastern Pacific
Bertha could bring heavy rain on US Gulf coast, with its center located 110 miles south of Panama City, Florida
Donald Trump to impose 50% tariff on most Canadian goods, White House says
Turmoil likely as Trump officials say Canada unfairly discriminated against US autos, alcohol and dairy products
Gillian Armstrong remembers Sam Neill: ‘I can’t believe that the very next day he was gone’
The Australian director who gave the actor his big break in My Brilliant Career remembers ‘a smart, gentle, decent, passionate, loyal, surprisingly funny man’
Andy Burnham as new UK PM faces the defining test for the centre-left. Australia will be watching closely
Countering the populist challenge to liberal democracy requires something of a reset
‘We didn’t want him to be punchable!’: Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck on Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
‘Alan and I have neat hair because we’d both just been in a military play. If we’d had crazy 1980s mullets, it wouldn’t have become a timeless classic’
How Elephant and Castle risks becoming London’s gentrification ‘patient zero’
New £500m town centre welcomes its first tenant this month, but displaced traders say promises that they could return have been broken