Three killed in New Caledonia unrest as France deploys back-up police
Three people have been killed as violent protests and looting rock New Caledonia, according to an official of the French Pacific territory.
When JoJo's family finally landed in Sydney it was a celebration — then reality quickly set in
Jo Jo and her family endured a harrowing journey to escape Gaza just in time. But their relief at finding safety in Australia is bittersweet as tens of thousands more remained trapped in the territory with nowhere to go.
As the threat of war in Europe looms, this country has begun drafting young women into service
Denmark is planning to expand its national service program and make it mandatory for women. While the issue is politically contentious, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is raging nearby and many are keen to sign up.
Sidewalk video portal connecting New York and Dublin paused after spectators caught misbehaving on camera
Officials have hit a pause on a video screen called The Portal that lets people in New York and Dublin peer into life on opposite sides of the Atlantic in real time.
Activist accused of insulting Thai monarchy dies in prison after hunger strike
Netiporn "Bung" Sanesangkhom was accused of insulting Thailand's monarchy and was awaiting trial when she undertook a hunger strike.
'I could pay for it with my head': Artist unveils 2.8-metre pink portrait of king at Buckingham Palace
King Charles III's first portrait since his coronation 12 months ago is unveiled in London as artist Jonathan Yeo reveals the royal was initially "surprised" at the modern spins he put on the work.
Fears grow over delay of Wuhan whistleblower's release from prison
A Chinese citizen journalist who was jailed for reporting on the outbreak of COVID-19 was due to be released on Monday, but human rights advocates have received no confirmation that she's been freed.
Fourteen dead, more than 70 injured after storm brings down massive Mumbai billboard
Officials say the agency that owns the billboard did not have a permit to put up the hoarding, measuring larger than an olympic swimming pool.
A spy for China's secret police is going public to reveal how people in Australia are targeted
A spy for one of the most feared and powerful arms of China’s intelligence apparatus is revealing his identity and operations overseas, including in Australia, as part of a Four Corners investigation.
Rachel 'hit the jackpot' when she found meat for 74 cents. She posted the bargain online to help others deal with rising costs
As the cost-of-living crisis worsens, the ABC spoke to families and students who say they're relying on savings tip-offs online, discount stores, and food banks to get by.
Most intense fighting for weeks rages in Gaza's north and south
US national security adviser Jake Sullivan says it is "a total outrage" that Israeli citizens have attacked aid bound for Gaza.
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Blinken vows unwavering support for Ukraine during Kyiv visit as Russian attacks intensify
The US secretary of state met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, talked up Ukraine's prospects as a NATO candidate and even played guitar during the surprise visit.
Sage the miniature poodle fetches top prize at prestigious US dog show
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analysis:Spurs fans wanted to lose to Manchester City, and Ange was furious about it
Ange Postecoglou railed against a philosophy at Tottenham that saw portions of home support actively willing Spurs to lose against Manchester City to help deny arch-rivals Arsenal the Premier League title. It's highlighted to him how hard a job he has to turn Tottenham into winners.