Los Angeles city employee among four charged in downtown graffiti spree

Jordon Steele-John has rejected allegations made against him and says they lack specific details.

One driver had two young children also in the vehicle.

When asked about the reporting of Age journalist Michael Bachelard, Brethren head Bruce Hales says Bachelard 'seems to have a vendetta.'

Officers have shut down a section of the inner west suburb and are urging the public to avoid the area.

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Prosecutors say a Los Angeles Department of Water and Power employee was one of four men who caused more than $170,000 in graffiti damage to downtown buildings.

Federal minister lashes ACT government over delayed action on black market trade.

A denim clothing brand has opened its only standalone UK store at a Kent shopping centre which has seen a flurry of recent changes.

The principal of the exclusive private school has apologised after the controversial anti-abortion speaker spoke to year 11 boys last month.

Lindian Resources is set for first rare earths production in December at its Kangankunde project in Malawi, with construction and power infrastructure nearly complete.