A man who was allegedly kidnapped by a gang of balaclava-clad men and held hostage for two days just metres from where a beloved grandfather was allegedly tortured has been freed in a dramatic rescue operation.
The man, 53, was allegedly bundled into a Hyundai hatchback outside a tobacconist on Meadows Road in Mount Pritchard, west Sydney, about 6.15am on Tuesday.
A high-flying real estate agent has claimed he's being discriminated against because he's a migrant after NSW Fair Trading suspended his licence.
Deepak Bangarh, owner of DKB Real Estate in Bella Vista, north-west Sydney, has been suspended for 60 days while his sale price estimates are investigated.
At 2 o’clock on Tuesday morning, Peter Mandelson was photographed returning to his London home after nine hours in police custody.
Just two hours later, a punchy statement was released on his behalf by his blue-chip firm of lawyers Mishcon de Reya: ‘Peter Mandelson was arrested on Monday despite an agreement with the police that he would attend an interview next month on a voluntary basis.
The final piece of New York City's World Trade Center is finally set to rise nearly 25 years after 9/11 destroyed the original Twin Towers.
Plans for the new 55-story structure were unveiled Wednesday by American Express which plans to use the site as its new headquarters.
Vicious attacks on gay and bisexual men in Sydney by teenagers with alleged links to an Islamic State network have raised alarm in the LGBTQ+ community.
Footage has emerged of a horrific bashing from April last year when a 20-year-old man was lured to the Casula Community Centre for a Grindr date.
Anthony Albanese has dramatically backtracked to put a new spin on his comment that child sexual abuse survivor Grace Tame is 'difficult' after he sparked a backlash.
The Prime Minister took part in a rapid-fire Q and A at the Future Victoria summit on Wednesday when he was asked to reply with one-word answers.
Families of Australian diplomats in Israel and Lebanon have been advised to leave, as the government cites unpredictable security tensions in the Middle East.
The Australian government has also offered voluntary departures to its diplomats' dependents in the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Qatar, it said on the Smart Traveller website on Wednesday.
A pensioner due to appear in a highly-promoted Australian Story episode has spoken out after ABC spiked the feature at the eleventh hour after discovering he had been convicted of 'serious historic offences'.
Ian Williams, 73, attempted to sue National Australia Bank subsidiary UBank in October 2025 for an extraordinary $379million.
A mother has been left furious after her new neighbours were granted permission to build a five-bedroom house just inches from her garden.
Lorie Williams, 47, fears the 'imposing' property will knock hundreds of thousands of pounds off her seven-bedroom £2.5million property in Bromley, south east London.
Fewer criminals would see the inside of a jail cell under the Green Party's plans for power – which instead encourage crooks to 'make amends' to their victims.
In an internal policy document seen by the Daily Mail, the Greens would grant the fraction of violent felons who are sent to jail the right to vote, put them up in their own rooms and let them pursue artistic and creative hobbies whilst behind bars.
The Germans seemed to delight in their own brutality, that summer morning in Athens. As the men were hustled down from the trucks and herded to the place of execution, a photographer was on hand to record each step of the path to death.
Over the next four hours, in a valley on the edge of the city, firing squads despatched the victims in batches of 20. By the end, blood lay in pools on the sunbaked earth and 200 resistance members were dead in one of the worst atrocities of the German Occupation of Greece.
Have you saved money by following Martin Lewis's tips?
The so-called money saving expert appeared on Good Morning Britain opposite Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader accused him of talking over her and 'mansplaining'.
Their explosive on-air row led viewers to weigh in, with one saying: 'UK TV has really hit a low when this kind of behaviour has become acceptable'.
