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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been captured on camera swimming with sharks.

A black box from the Boeing 737 that crashed in China has been found “severely damaged” after the jet reportedly “evaporated” into a crater at 1126km/h.

It’s been a rough two years for most of the world with the coronavirus pandemic decimating global economies and leaving nations reliant on tourism floundering.

Air New Zealand is ramping up its long-haul game, announcing a direct 17-hour flight between Auckland and New York City.

The Mid North Coast destination won Bronze in the 'Self Contained Accommodation' category at the 2021 Australian Tourism Awards.

A little-known feature on iPhones tracks your real-world movements – and you can view where you’ve been on a hidden map.

Cruising is finally coming back to Australia, two years after the federal government announced a blanket ban that stopped the popular vessels from docking Down Under.

The US city of Miami Beach has declared a state of emergency and will impose a curfew this weekend to stem a wave of violence linked to the thousands of people that descend on the region each year to party for Spring Break.

The world is desperate for answers after a plane carrying 132 people plunged from the sky and smashed into the side of a densely forested mountain in southern China.

Miley Cyrus‘s private jet was forced to make an emergency landing after being hit by lightning in a “major” electrical storm.

Boxing: Ahead of his US debut against Terrell Gausha, Tim Tszyu chats with Ben Damon regarding his final preparations.

Australia will look to ram home its advantage on Day 4 of the third Test against Pakistan after a sensational bowling performance on Day 3.

Pressure makes diamonds but it has also broken the hearts of Marabi’s opposition in her unbeaten run of seven wins.

Jordan Mailata has broken new ground for Aussies in the NFL, but the Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle may just have another career waiting for him down the line – in show business.

Daily Telegraph form analyst Matt Jones gives his best bets and runs the rule over every race for Albury.