The world, in perspective.

We have just seen the last opportunity for welfare organisations to gain a meaningful seat at the table and help decide how to keep baboons on the Cape Peninsula. Their donors had left money to save wild animals in exactly this kind of situation. Funding fences could have kept three troops, 88 animals, wild. Demonstrating that fences work could have helped s

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Usman Khawaja's autobiography has exposed the limbo Australian cricket finds itself stuck in over the sandpaper scandal, writes Stephan Shemilt.

OPINION: Despite all the nitpicking, Wong deserves more than the usual congratulations.

The reason he lost was inflation, rather than the US population suddenly turning Democrat

The DMK president said the State’s growth rate in GST revenue had fallen below the national average

<p>Cross-party committee says ‘moonshot’ vow to end obesity epidemic in a decade will fail without personal leadership from PM</p><p>The UK government’s promise to reverse rising obesity rates in the next decade is “doomed to fail” without a major rethink and a new plan led directly by the prime minister, a cross-party committee of MPs has concluded.</p><p>T

Howard Smith’s urologist told him his prostate cancer was not the kind you die with: “It’s the one that’s going to kill you.”