Australian Bushmasters proving their worth in Ukraine.

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COVID turned the Jumbo into a floating duck, but its fortunes, along with the replica Tai Pan in Sydney Harbour, were sealed before that.

The previous four elections, focused on Netanyahu’s fitness to rule while on trial for corruption charges, ended in deadlock.

Deep inside a mountain, Iran is using a “cascade set-up” that will make it easier to climb up its uranium enrichment levels,the IAEA report shows.

At European Iron Age sites, the researchers found adult chickens buried alone with no signs of butchery, one even with a healed leg fracture

Chris Patten mocked China’s plans to teach students that Hong Kong was never a British colony: “I’m delighted to be able to demonstrate... that I do actually exist”.

Researchers at Casey Research Station in Antarctica have marked the winter solstice by taking an icy dip.

The Jumbo Floating Restaurant, a landmark in Hong Kong for over four decades, served over 3 million guests including the Queen and Tom Cruise.

A taxi cab jumped the curb and struck several people in central Manhattan, including three with life-threatening injuries

The Jumbo Floating Restaurant, a landmark in Hong Kong for over four decades, served over 3 million guests including the Queen and Tom Cruise.

Facebook on Monday removed a campaign video by Republican Missouri US Senate candidate Eric Greitens that shows him brandishing a shotgun and declaring that he's hunting RINOS, or Republicans In Name Only.

The UK released a statement apologising on behalf of the five Britons “for any breach of Afghan culture, customs or laws”.

As Australia announced $50 million in urgent aid to the crisis-hit nation, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil flew to Colombo for talks on people smuggling.

The Kremlin has sanctioned me and hundreds of others for highlighting Putin’s atrocities.

Human rights advocates say Rwanda’s human rights record has worsened since it joined the Commonwealth and that it does not deserve to host this week’s Heads of Government meeting.

Something was wrong with the foxes. Fox kits, or young foxes, were behaving in strange ways: shaking, seizing or struggling to stand.

With no coalitions near an outright majority, the French president will have a hard time passing legislation, putting much of his second-term agenda at risk.

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Saudi officials say they are seizing rainbow coloured items because they "promote homosexuality."