Were you a Saddle Club kid? Good news: the horse girl is having a resurgence
We catch up with mixed-species Berlin DJ HorsegiirL and the Saddle Club's Keenan Macwilliam to chat the birth, death, and subsequent rebirth of horse girldom.
Hamilton says Ferrari move is a 'childhood dream' after bombshell defection announced
Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has made his first comments following the announcement he will join Ferrari at the start of the 2025 season.
Goalkeeper Joe Gauci makes blockbuster Premier League move, joining Adelaide United exodus
Adelaide United goalkeeper Joe Gauci becomes the sixth player to leave the A-League club this season, making a blockbuster move to English Premier League bolters Aston Villa.
She's made film portraits of David Hockney and Claes Oldenburg. Meet British artist Tacita Dean
Leading contemporary artist Tacita Dean, the artist behind MCA's summer blockbuster exhibition, reflects on the influence of time, loss and serendipity on her work.
IVF breakthrough gives hope for northern white rhino
Only two infertile northern white rhinos exist in the world, and the breakthrough in a different subspecies is giving conservationists hope.
Protests against anti-immigration sentiment across Europe
Dr Aurelien Mondon says ignoring history and politics would be a 'mistake' in responding to the rise of far-right movements.
With just two northern white rhinos left, this IVF pregnancy could save them from extinction
Scientists have carried out the first successful embryo transfer in a southern white rhino using a method that could pave the way to saving its critically endangered northern cousin from extinction.
Germans protest far-right party's meetings with neo-Nazis
It's emerged that members of 'Alternative for Germany' met with extremists to discuss the mass deportation of migrants.
German government rejects protesting farmers' demands for more subsidies
Germany's finance minister has taken to the stage in front of thousands of jeering farmers protesting against tax rises to tell them there is no money for further subsidies.
Thousands of farmers in Germany protest tax rises
Germany's capital Berlin was brought to a standstill after tractors filled the streets, protesting tax rises.
Thousands of tractors converge on Berlin as German farmers protest higher taxes
Some 3,000 tractors, 2,000 trucks and an estimated 10,000 people crammed the avenue leading to Berlin's Brandenburg Gate for a mass rally capping a week of protests against the government.
German football legend and World Cup winner Franz Beckenbauer dies aged 78
One of just three men to win the FIFA World Cup as a player and a coach, legendary West Germany defender Franz Beckenbauer dies aged 78.
Extreme weather conditions across Europe and United Kingdom
European countries and parts of the UK have been battered by wild weather and extreme temperatures.
Extreme cold leaves thousands without power in northern Europe as floods persist in Germany and France
Extremely cold temperatures, snow and gale-force winds wreak havoc across the Nordic region, while heavy rain continues to cause more flooding in Germany, France and the Netherlands.
A decade since his life-changing ski accident, the health of Michael Schumacher remains a guarded secret
The story of Schumacher and his skiing accident is not fully known, with his family electing to keep the German's private life well out of public view.
Hamas members arrested in Germany in association with alleged terror plot
Four members of Hamas and three people in Denmark have been arrested on suspicion of planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe following a Danish-German investigation.
Heavy snow and wind causes chaos across Europe and US
Snowstorms and heavy winds lash parts of Europe and the US, grounding flights at Munich's airport and knocking out power across the US's Pacific Northwest.
Nazi Germany's influence on the new Hunger Games film
Uli grew up in post-war Germany, so the possibility of a Hunger Games like dystopia feels like "a very real thing". This is how the film's production designer tackled the prequel.
Romantic hero or coercive criminal? The man who lived with the corpse of the woman he loved
In Exquisite Corpse, award-winning Australian author Marija Peričić gives voice to the women caught up in a man's macabre obsession with a dead patient.
Nestory Irankunda's signing with Bayern Munich is a 'watershed moment' for Australian soccer
Nestory Irankunda is still a teenager but has the soccer world at his feet, his skills set to be let loose on the international stage after his signing with German giant Bayern Munich.
The European Union promised 1 million rounds of ammunition to Ukraine, but struggles with production
The EU says a promise to supply 1 million rounds of ammunition to Ukraine in the first-half of 2024 may not be met.
A-League transfer fee shattered as teen prodigy Irankunda signs on with Bayern Munich
Adelaide United prodigy Nestory Irankunda will join German giants Bayern Munich in July next year after being sold for an undisclosed sum.
Oxygen detection in Venus' atmosphere points to a very different past
Researchers have made the first direct detection of atomic oxygen in the atmosphere of Venus. Some say it builds the case the planet was more hospitable in the past.
Hamburg airport closed after man drives through gate
Hamburg airport has been closed after a man drove through a barrier.
Man arrested after 'hostage situation' closes Hamburg airport
The hostage situation at Hamburg airport ends with the suspect and his four-year-old daughter exiting a car, police said, after an 18-hour ordeal that closed northern Germany's busiest airport.