While Australia debates the future role of renewables after the blackout in South Australia, an energy company in Spain says the country is aiming for 100 per cent renewable energy
It seems from day one the plan to "snatch" Sally Faulkner's children from the streets of Beirut was doomed, as those on the ground reveal just what went wrong in the child custody battle that became an international incident.
An Australian syndicate's claim that its $386 million offer for the Kidman cattle empire is "superior" is questioned by rival bidder Hancock Prospecting, led by Gina Rinehart.
Iraqi forces advance to five kilometres from Mosul in an offensive against Islamic State's last major stronghold in Iraq and there are signs of revolt against the group, the Interior Minister of the Kurdish Regional Government says.
A culture of aggressive policing, cover-up and intimidation is infecting some NSW Police local area commands and driving officers to break their oath of duty, with one former officer claiming she was pressured to lie in court after witnessing a "heavy-handed" arrest.
Donald Trump's campaign bluntly acknowledges the real estate mogul is trailing Hillary Clinton as the presidential race hurdles toward a close, but insists he still has a viable path to win the White House.
Enough wind energy is being generated in Spain to power more than 29 million homes every day, according to one of the country's biggest renewable energy companies.
The battle for control of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo intensifies with air strikes, ground offensives and shelling, the morning after a resurgence in fighting ended a Russian ceasefire, a monitor and rebel groups say.
Boat enthusiasts who invested more than $300,000 to restore a vessel used by Australia's elite Z Special Unit during World War Two are left devastated after it sinks to the bottom of Darwin Harbour.
Tasmania's Premier speaks to Governor Kate Warner about her comments at a pro-immigration rally, which have raised the ire of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
An army of "undead" limp and stagger through what could be the final Brisbane Zombie Walk, as the organisers weigh up future events following an increase in council fees.
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