A landmark discrimination ruling has major implications for Australian employers, with an expert warning transgender women cannot be excluded from female-only recruitment drives

Michaelle Alejandra Rubio Leiva, 36, was exploring the breathtaking Dolomites with her family when she fell from an exposed mountainside in northern Italy.

The Education Secretary, Lucy Powell, has received recommendations from an independent body advising ministers how to make the full-time teaching requirements of 195 days per year more lenient.

Photos and footage shared on social media showed plumes of thick smoke billowing from the shopping centre.

The Daily Mail first broke the news in March that the Department of Homeland Security had launched the 'wide-ranging' criminal investigation.

Dr Joanna Howe claimed her academic career is 'on the brink' and that she is suing her employer.

For more than four decades, the murder of little Debbie Smith has remained a haunting reminder of the crimes that devastated communities across northeast Ohio during the early 1980s.

Locked doors. A bizarre explanation. As police extradite alleged 'debt collectors' linked to the extortion case, questions are swirling around Pete Haselhurst's abruptly shuttered CHANGE gym.

Anthony Heraghty's legal fight with ASIC begins next week, while Super Retail shareholders prepare to confront the board with a series of uncomfortable questions.

A 22-month-old toddler and his two grandparents have been identified after all three were found shot dead inside an Ohio home on Wednesday.

The Government is urging households to stockpile bottled water, tinned food, cash and loo roll in a campaign to be prepared for a potential major crisis caused by extreme weather or cyber attack.

One thing about Wednesday night's backdoor Downing Street summit between union bosses and the Chancellor hadn't changed since the sixties: the barons were apparently in charge.

A Texas wedding venue refused to refund a grieving bride-to-be nearly $16,000 after her fiancé died suddenly months before their wedding.

As Graham was chatting with his celebrity guests Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin and Hannah Waddingham in a pre-recorded episode, William revealed himself as a surprise guest.

A Sydney scientist is leading a world-first cancer vaccine trial that has dramatically reduced the risk of melanoma returning or patients dying from the disease.

The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years will soon be banished from the Big Apple, ending an iconic tradition beloved by tourists.

Clifford Foster (pictured), 61,on Thursday charged with murder after a woman was fatally attacked at work in Bridgend, South Wales, on Monday.

Thomas Markle Sr is being investigated over a hoard of child abuse images that are said to have been found at his Philippines home.

Being misleading seems to be the order of the day for our Prime Minister.

The 60-year-old actress smiled as she made her way to the building in a dark gray plaid pantsuit with a white button-down shirt and brown shoes.

President Donald Trump escalated his attacks on Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar at his Iowa rally Thursday night, alleging she was sworn into Congress using a 'fake name.'

Donald Trump doubled down on defending a brutal ad run by Ohio gubernatorial hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign that starred Democratic rival Amy Acton's estranged mother.

Russell Brand, 51, is said to have issued an open invitation at one of his gigs which led to a long line of fans queuing in a foyer where he allegedly handpicked young women for sex.

This week, it was confirmed that our national debt has now surpassed the dismal milestone of £3trillion. Such an enormous number is hard to comprehend, so let me put it in context.

Victoria Police are investigating a potential rift between Brendan Nugent and his family.

Ofgem said gas supply resilience has been reduced by falling North Sea reserves and a reduction in imports.

John Healey helped bring down Keir Starmer when he quit in June, accusing the Treasury of being unwilling to find the money needed to keep the UK safe.

MPs with seats in the North are calling on Chancellor John Healey to replace council tax and stamp duty with a proportional property tax to bring down bills in Labour-supporting areas.

A dip in levels of recorded shoplifting was offset by a jump in business robberies, thought to reflect increasingly violent retail thefts in 'Wild West Britain'.

Miatta Fahnbulleh apologised for saying she would 'never lie' in a reference to an interview in which she refused 16 times to support Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposals.