The Sudanese refugee who died after falling ill on Manus Island had been turned away from the detention centre's medical provider amid accusations he was pretending to be sick, a fellow detainee alleges.
As about 2,300 Australian soldiers, sailors and aircrew spend the holidays serving in operations abroad, many post videos of well wishes to their loved ones at home.
Forensic police scour a property, south of Perth, which is believed to have once been owned by the parents of Bradley Robert Edwards, charged on Friday over two murders in Claremont in the 1990s.
Actress Carrie Fisher remains in a critical condition in an intensive care unit, her brother says, following media reports she had a "cardiac episode" during a flight from London to Los Angeles.
Tunisian security forces arrest three suspected militants after uncovering their links to Anis Amri, the Tunisian national believed responsible for the Berlin Christmas market attack that killed 12 people, Tunisia's Interior Ministry says.
Israel's Prime Minister takes diplomatic action against the countries that co-sponsored a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlement construction in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
While it is tempting to include pets in family Christmas celebrations, feeding a pet the wrong food — such as ham bones or cake — can cause more harm than good, a Perth animal hospital warns.
Hot and windy conditions forecast for Victoria in the coming days will create a serious risk of grass and bushfires, the state's Emergency Management Commissioner says.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays the foundation stone for a massive memorial of a medieval warrior king that is expected to cost billions of rupees.
A woman jumps into a Northern Territory waterway to rescue her dog from a one-metre crocodile, in a move police say is "very brave" but not recommended.
US forces assisting Iraqi troops in the battle lo retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander confirms, in a move that could accelerate a two-month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
Typically defined as temporary or demountable housing, nobody is quite sure where the word donga even came from, let alone how it came to apply to such a vast display of structures.
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