Fifteen Chinese fishing boats are caught with thousands of sharks in Timor-Leste waters in a joint raid by local police and activist group Sea Shepherd.
Selena Gomez reveals her best friend and actress Francia Raisa donated her kidney for a transplant the star needed earlier this year as part of her ongoing battle with lupus.
The 7.9-billion-kilometre journey to explore the distant planet Saturn will come to a crashing end tonight, having discovered moons that might hold the key ingredients for life.
Australia's prisons are struggling to deal with increasing numbers of older sexual offenders, and aged care facilities want nothing to do with them when they're released.
US President Donald Trump visits Hurricane Irma-ravaged Florida where he thanks authorities and first responders for limiting the death toll — which stands at 38 — given "the incredible power of that storm".
Hannah Gadsby has promised to give away stand-up comedy after her latest show. But before she does, Leigh Sales sat down with her and discovered a thoughtful and interesting person with plenty to say.
The fallout from the member revolution against CPA Australia continues with a review recommending a shake-up in corporate governance and a focus on delivering on services rather than promoting the CEO.
President Donald Trump says he is "fairly close" to a deal with congressional leaders to preserve protections for young immigrants living illegally in America, and is insisting on "massive border security" as part of any agreement.
Suicide bombings on two restaurants and a police checkpoint in Iraq claimed by Islamic State militants kill at least 60 people and wound more than 100 others, health and police officials say.
Lawyers for deputy Nationals leader Fiona Nash and key crossbench senator Nick Xenophon will appear before the High Court today for the first hearings in their citizenship challenges.
A Queensland man is fined about $155 and released after he was detained for using a satellite telephone, which is illegal in India without prior Government permission.
A coroner recommends drug manufacturer Pfizer put a warning label on its anti-smoking drug, Champix, after a mother's four-year fight to prove that it contributed to her son's suicide.
The US Government has given staff 90 days to remove any Kaspersky Lab software from their IT systems. Should you be worried if you have it installed on your computer or phone?
Indonesians returning home after being lured to Iraq and Syria by promises of a better life appear in an anti-terrorism video describing the Islamic State caliphate as a "pit of lies" where fighters chase three things — power, money and women.
Australian parents navigating the pressures of private school waiting lists are turning to education consultants to ease the process and increase their child's chances of getting a place.
America's top military commander in the Pacific says becoming US ambassador to Australia would be a "cool job" and he is "flattered" to be named a possible candidate for the diplomatic posting.
Al Qaeda urges Muslims around the world to send aid, weapons and military support to Rohingya in Myanmar, threatening that the Government "shall be made to taste what our brothers have tasted".
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