He vanished without a trace and his family presumed he had been kidnapped and killed. But nearly 30 years later he has turned up alive and well — just 100 metres from his home.
Troy de Ruyter
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has celebrated turning 40 with recreations of places he lived when he was younger.
Miriam Keupper
Pro-Palestine protesters at a second university are considering occupying a building as students defy orders to pack up encampments.
Holly Hales, Rachael Ward and Bray Boland
Aussies have slammed Scott Morrison’s “embarrassing” Donald Trump post after the ex-prime minister met with the former US leader.
Ellen Ransley
Media reports say Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has been injured in a shooting and taken to hospital.
Staff Writers
One of Australia’s energy titans will cut 200 jobs, blaming a delay in ‘growth activities’ for the cull.
Duncan Evans
A maths teacher on trial for having sex with a former pupil told him ‘every inch of you is perfect’ and he was ‘all I ever dream about’, a court heard yesterday.
James Tozer
It’s a perennial debate between the sexes – who are the better drivers, women or men? One international government claims to have the answer.
Daily Mail
A war of wars has erupted between rival groups outside a Sydney council chambers over the decision to ban a book featuring same-sex parenting.
Samantha Lock
One of Australia’s leading universities has commenced disciplinary action as tensions surrounding a pro-Palestine encampment on campus escalate.
Friends and loved ones came together to honour the brothers lives in a touching beachside tribute.
Madeleine Achenza
Why is Australia suddenly pitting itself against Israel and pretending it is not?
WA’s trade envoy to India and the Middle East employed her family’s babysitter as her executive assistant, while her MasterChef sister was commissioned to cater for a major dinner in Mumbai, it can be revealed.
Dylan Caporn
There is no climate for fair elections in Tunisia, protesters say, as authorities are accused of repressing politicians, lawyers and journalists.
Thousands have marched across Sydney and Melbourne in furious “Hands off Rafah” demonstrations as Israel prepares to move on the southern Gazan city.
Around 50,000 protesters in Georgia have marched at a rally against a controversial foreign influence bill, dubbed "the Russian law".
Australia’s decision to join 142 countries to back greater recognition of Palestine at the UN has prompted backlash from a peak Jewish body.
Ellen Ransley and Jessica Wang
Estimates suggest there are 2700 people missing in Baja California, and the majority of them won’t be found as quick as two Australian brothers.
James Dowling
Australia joined 142 countries overnight voting “yes” to greater recognition of Palestine at the United Nations, prompting backlash.
Two climate protesters have broken the glass around the Magna Carta as they called for the UK government to do more to address climate change.
Two pupils forced out of an exclusive Californian school when ‘blackface’ photos of them went viral have won a $US1 million payout.
Customers have been left stranded after a major airline entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all flights.
Blake Antrobus
The thieves accused of killing Perth brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and their US friend were reportedly handed over to police by a drug cartel.
Lauren Price
Air Vanuatu has officially been placed into voluntary liquidation following a ‘challenging period’ for the global aviation industry.
David Johns