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A recent study warns that without intervention many of the continent's ancient sites could be lost.

Researchers warn the "militarised vocational training" can lead to a loss of cultural heritage.

Plans for lower-cost batteries and a $25,000 car failed to excite investors and firm's value fell by $50bn.

The long-finned pilot whales perished after becoming beached on Tasmania's coast.

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The US space agency (Nasa) formally outlines its $28bn plan to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024.

China's surprise announcement of a long-term goal to curb emissions boosts UN climate talks.

Mark Chapman has apologised to the late Beatle's widow, Yoko Ono, for his murder in 1980.

Every morning at 7am when the second hand TV was switched on, the village internet went down.

Gold from a refiner used by criminals to launder drug money has entered supply chains for smartphones and cars.

The aerospace giant said its hydrogen-fuelled passenger planes could be in service by 2035.

Toxins made by algae in water holes caused 330 elephant deaths in Botswana earlier this year.

The Chelsea owner held ownership rights on footballers through an offshore company, leaked files show.

In this ABC interview from 1974, science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke makes the bold claim that one day computers will allow people to work from home and ...

Martin Scorsese’s mob movie is special for many reasons – not least its famous single-take nightclub scene. Hanna Flint delves into the creation of a piece of cinema history.

Australian officials had feared the whale could collide with a boat or get stranded near crocodiles.

Diego Méntrida realised the athlete ahead had made a mistake and slowed as he approached the finish.

The 27 wooden coffins are said to have lain undisturbed inside a well at an ancient necropolis.

Robert W. Gore's invention has been used in space suits, guitar strings and waterproof jackets.

The justice, an iconic champion of women's rights, dies at 87 after suffering from pancreatic cancer.

The human rights lawyer says she is "dismayed" by the UK being prepared to break international law.

The "irreplaceable" works, including a first edition by Galileo, were taken in a dramatic London heist.

Mothers' names will now be printed on national ID cards following a three-year-long campaign.

Woman dies being transferred from German hospital which is hit by hackers.

Most adults retreat into a personal, quiet world inside their heads when they are reading, but we may be missing out on some vital benefits when we do this.