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The medication found in Oscar Pistorius’s jail cell last year was for depression‚ and was not illegal medicine.

The Lions are clearly interested in continuing to add wide receiver help. Not long after news broke Monday morning that the team will visit with free agent wide receiver Anquan Boldin, ESPN’s Adam Caplan reported that the team has signed Andre Roberts to a one-year deal. Roberts, 28, will likely get a shot to contribute…

The gunsmith has long held a revered place in American firearms lore. But the rise of the AR has ignited a fierce debate in gunsmithing circles, with some suggesting that artisanal skills are in decline due to the popularity of the “Lego gun.” Others, like Bob Thacker, director of the Pittsburgh Gunsmith School, say there has been “exponential growth” in the craft of the gunsmith since 9/11. He has a two-year waiting list of potential students, a third of whom are veterans. 

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“I had been shielded from tragedy for a long time,” she says.

For the past week BtN's new Rookie Reporter Maya has been preparing to hit the trail. But first she stopped into the ABC to get some advice on what it takes to be a great political reporter. Take a look.

Deep down off the coast of Western Australia lie two 75-year old shipwrecks, the HMAS Sydney and a German ship that battled it during World War II. In 2008 the ships were discovered after a long search. But since then very few people have been able to see them. Now 3D technology and the fastest computer in the southern hemisphere are helping to bring the Sydney back from the deep for others to enjoy.

Australian researchers are worried fans of the soon-to-be-released film Finding Dory might add to the woes of Dory's real world species the blue tang. When the original Finding Nemo was released, the population of the clownfish suffered because too many people wanted their own Nemo as a pet. Now they fear a similar result for Dory's relatives.

Storms and flooding caused huge problems across eastern Australia last week. The damage was particularly bad along the coastline where many homes were badly damaged. Here's why.

The Australian Government has announced that testing cosmetic products on animals will be made illegal in Australia by July next year. The plan also includes a ban on any new products that have been tested on animals overseas too. Here's the details.

Different cultures and a rich history have left a mark on Russian heraldry

Sending drones in the past would be a bad idea, and here is why.

AN inner-city cafe just for dogs is set to get tongues — and tails — wagging when it opens its doors next month.

LABOR policies would result in 31,000 Victorian jobs being foregone or placed at risk, according to analysis from conservative think-tank the Institute of Public Affairs.

MELBOURNE City Council staff will be offered a new family-friendly pay deal, including a $500 annual superannuation bonus for all female employees.

A CONTENTIOUS vote-swapping deal between Labor and the Liberals to ensure both parties hold on to key seats across Victoria was last night at risk of unravelling.

ANTI-GAY Muslim preacher Sheik Farrokh Sekaleshfar, who is visiting Sydney on a lecture tour, has denied inspiring the gunman at the centre of America’s worst mass shooting.

The Shakespeare-inspired teen rom-com marked the American movie debut of Heath Ledger.

EJ Johnson is bringing his fabulousness to the Big Apple! In E!'s new upcoming spin-off series EJNYC, the #RichKids of Beverly Hills star is taking center stage in New York City in...

Dreamland has announced it will now be free to enter in the biggest change at the theme park since it reopened a year ago.

A vet and two equestrian centre bosses have been convicted of involvement in a scam in which lame horses were drugged and sold to unsuspecting buyers.

Like Bonar's music, her new video pairs shimmery beauty and indelible imagery with an undercurrent of bleakness that can be almost suffocating.

The FDA have approved the first vaccine to prevent American travelers from contracting cholera, which can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.

“The Emerald Mile” by Kevin Fedarko, Scribner, 417 pages, $17 (paperback)