Thai police say that a suspect captured by CCTV cameras minutes before a bomb exploded at Bangkok's Erawan shrine is a foreigner and that two other men seen in the grainy footage are accomplices.
A leaked document reveals what Government MPs have been told to say in response to questions about Cabinet's agenda, after warnings from the Prime Minister about "consequences" for ministers who speak out.
Former top prosecutor Nicholas Cowdery QC says trade union royal commissioner Dyson Heydon will be able to make an unbiased ruling when he presides over a submission calling for his own resignation.
Auburn deputy mayor Salim Mehajer is fined $220 for shutting down a street of Lidcombe in Sydney's west for his lavish weekend wedding as concerns mount over his position as a developer.
Paralympian Oscar Pistorius will not be released on parole this week and the matter will be reviewed by the parole board, South Africa's justice minister says.
Jared Fogle, who starred in a series of advertisements for the Subway fast food chain, agrees to plead guilty to engaging in sex acts with minors and receiving child pornography.
Turkish police detain two suspects with automatic weapons after a shooting near the entrance to Istanbul's Dolmabahce Palace, a site popular with tourists and home to the prime minister's offices.
Former Health Services Union boss Kathy Jackson is ordered by the Federal Court to pay $1.4 million in compensation to the union for misappropriating funds.
An almost fully formed brain is grown in a laboratory for the first time, US scientists say, and could speed up neuroscience research into conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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