Days after committing to process all remaining asylum applications "within the next week", Nauru says about 400 will be completed by Sunday but others may not be concluded for weeks.
A West Australian woman who says she was banned from visiting her 91-year-old mother by two separate nursing homes shortly before she died describes the denial of access as "evil" and "unfathomable".
Russia denies a claim by a US official that four its Syria-bound cruise missiles crashed in Iran, as Russian warplanes and Syrian ground troops gain ground in a "major offensive" against rebels..
Facebook's trademark "like" button is set to get more expressive, with the social media giant announcing a range of animated reaction emoticons including "yay", "wow" and "anger".
FIFA president Sepp Blatter and his possible successor Michel Platini are provisionally suspended for 90 days by the global soccer body's ethics committee.
The scandal-hit auto giant hands over a "comprehensive" range of documents after its German headquarters and other offices are raided by prosecutors investigating its rigging of diesel emissions tests.
A toddler who had his head and neck separated in a car crash in northern NSW is doing well after having spinal surgery in Brisbane, as his mother petitions for stronger consequences for reckless driving.
Labor pledges to reduce the suicide rate by half if it wins the next election, saying it can reach the goal without new money for mental health services.
Driver David Reynolds is rebuked and fined $25,000 for "disgraceful and completely unacceptable" comments made about all-female Bathurst team Simona de Silvestro and Renee Gracie.
The conflict against the Islamic State militant group in Syria and Iraq could prove to be the training ground for the next wave of domestic Indonesian bombers, Jakarta-based terrorism expert Sidney Jones says.
Lionel Messi and his father Jorge have been ordered to stand trial in a tax fraud case, with Spain's state attorney saying the Barcelona and Argentina star could serve up to 22 months in jail if found guilty.
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