Artificial intelligence and other technologies are being increasingly harnessed in 2020 share trading strategies to boost investment decision-making and ride out intense COVID-19 market volatility.

China, which has been on an oil-buying binge since the start of the pandemic, is now retreating as storage space fills up and demand for fuels in the regions it exports them to remains weak. In the final quarter of the year,

Hello everyone! We are planning a family reunion next year and after much consideration we've decided that Siesta Key fits the bill. This will be our first time to the area so I'm a bit overwhelmed trying to decide on lodging.

Two London boroughs – Camden and Croydon – were among the top 20 places in England and Wales with the most tree cover, a research project has found. Meanwhile largely rural areas had some of the least – including part of the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.

EMILY Masters has spent much of her 2020 Australian Ballet School studies practising in the garage at her rural family home. The 17-year-old started ballet at age 10, making her a relatively late starter. She dabbled in jazz, lyrical and tap styles before …

I grew up in Echuca in the 1950-60s. I still remember the baker’s horse-drawn cart and the mixture of smells of fresh bread and horse manure. I remember a small quiet town where some afternoons the only sound you heard in the main street would be the gentle clip-clop of …

THE family and close friends of a young Darwin woman whose life was tragically taken in a car accident on the weekend have paid tribute to her at the scene of the crash.

Five million Melburnians will continue to have their movements ­policed indefinitely and retail and hospitality businesses will have to wait until November to reopen, under Daniel Andrews’ revised plan for winding back coronavirus restrictions that have …

Regional Victoria's restrictions were eased at 11.59pm Sunday. The caps of people at venues and gatherings will be increased for a number of industries, while a number of other industries will open up.

Top epidemiologists and business groups are critical of what they say is the Andrews government’s overly cautious approach to easing restrictions, given the state’s single-digit infections. Deakin University epidemiologist Catherine Bennett, writing in …