Aviva Siegel longs for Keith, her beloved husband of 43 years, left behind by a deal that was struck to set her free. Her heart remains in Gaza: in a filthy room, with a weakened Keith, somewhere in the territory’s miserable ruins.
The Australian’s Liam Mendes and Yoni Bashan were heading towards an active shooter incident in the city of Jaffa when Iran’s missiles began raining down and the reality of Israel’s defence system hit home | WATCH
Hezbollah has claimed to have ‘inflicted casualties’ on IDF soldiers during conflict near Adaisseh, a village in Lebanon’s south.
Alma el-Din was among 12 children killed in a Hezbollah rocket attack in July. One of her relics is cherished above many others – a long-stemmed flower her mother handles like priceless treasure.
Palestinian militant group Hamas said its leader in Lebanon Fatah Sharif Abu al-Amine was killed on Monday with his wife, son and daughter in a ‘terrorist and criminal assassination’ in a strike on the country’s south.
Mark Creasy has spent a lifetime building a fortune out of squinting at spots in the desert and selling the treasure beneath, so why not go the next step and buy his own mine?
When a famous bootmaker looks like walking to a competitor what’s the best way to put the foot down? Australia Post has fuelled some questions about its RM Williams discount offer.
Property mogul scion and young rich lister Jin Lin of Aqualand fame needs yet more alterations to his historic harbourside mansion as it appears the feng shui just isn’t flowing.
The custodians of the Yellow Pages, Thryv Australia, have fired a stern legal missive at the ACT Liberal Party over its campaign parody of the iconic ‘Not happy, Jan!’ advertising catch-cry.
Sydney University VC Mark Scott stepped up to the plate to concede his institution had hopelessly failed Jewish students, but others in similar positions were not so forthcoming.
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