Having pledged to put "America First" during the campaign, US President Donald Trump is beginning to show his interventionist side, James Bennett writes.
The man who shot dead a French policeman in a suspected Islamist militant attack served time for previous armed assaults on law enforcement officers, police sources say.
A four-year-old boy who was walking hand-in-hand with his father dies after being hit by a four-wheel drive in a medical centre carpark at Berwick, in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs.
France's final presidential campaign is likely to be fought between a far-right firebrand who's courted Vladimir Putin and an independent centrist who has never run for office. Don't care? Well, you should, and here's why.
Analysis based on a piece of wreckage from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 leads Australian scientists to believe the crashed aircraft could be found north of the area that was searched.
New South Wales police say they are well prepared for the weekend visit of US Vice-President Mike Pence to Sydney, with several exclusion zones in place around the city's landmarks and possible traffic disruption from road closures.
The axing of 457 visas has left foreign workers across Australia nervous and worried. Meet the professionals working in your city, doing the jobs that keep their industries afloat.
The Brisbane Broncos raise eyebrows and the ire of South Sydney fans with their use of the head injury assessment and some lucky breaks in a one-point win over the Rabbitohs.
The Brisbane Roar beat Western Sydney Wanderers in a sudden-death penalty shootout. Check out the commentary and full stats in our A-League finals ScoreCentre.
Donald Trump's penchant for military posturing does little to increase the likelihood of denuclearising North Korea, or improving human rights outcomes for its citizens.
A Brisbane couple whose Walk Like an Egyptian holiday video went viral in Egypt is delighted they could give the country's struggling tourist industry a shot in the arm.
A damning report into security at Darwin's Don Dale Youth Detention Centre reveals two detainees who escaped earlier this month were incorrectly being housed in low-security accommodation.
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