Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton each look to strengthen their frontrunner status as five states begin voting in caucuses across the United States.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott declines to comment on a new book charting the demise of his government, including revelations he was told to dump his chief of staff Peta Credlin, partly because of a "perception" they were having an affair.
An incident in which an eight-year-old boy sustained burns to 40 per cent of his body in the backyard of a Mount Isa residence is being treated as suspicious, police say.
The Philippines impounds a North Korean vessel and will deport the 21 crew members under tough new UN sanctions introduced after Pyongyang's nuclear tests.
Turkish riot police fire plastic bullets and tear gas to disperse hundreds of protesters who gathered outside an opposition newspaper the day after it was seized by authorities in a violent raid.
The first Saturday of the new NRL season produced a contrasting display for some high-profile debutants, with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck struggling for the Warriors, while Aidan Sezer produced a starring performance for the Raiders.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and actress and model Jerry Hall celebrate their one-day-old marriage with a blessing service at St Bride's church on London's Fleet Street, the spiritual home of British journalism.
Yemeni authorities blame the Islamic State group for an attack on an aged care home run by missionaries that killed 16 people and was condemned by Pope Francis as "diabolical".
The Commonwealth Bank's insurance arm is denying legitimate heart attack claims by continuing to use an outdated definition that is buried in the fine print of its policy documents.
Lleyton Hewitt comes out of retirement but the skipper cannot get Australia over the line, as he and John Peers lose the Davis Cup doubles to the Bryan brothers, and the United States takes 2-1 lead.
A total of 135 people are killed in the first week of a fragile truce in Syria in areas covered by the cessation of hostilities agreement, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says.
Farmers in South Australia's mid north struggle to recover after a devastating bushfire tore through the area late last year, prompting them to employ some innovative measures to retain precious topsoil.
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