Teen critical after falling off train on Sydney Harbour Bridge
A teenage boy has been rushed to hospital after falling from a train and onto the tracks on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Japan to feature denial capabilities in security documents
The revised documents are also expected to address "new ways of warfare" involving artificial intelligence and drones.
Democrat Scott Colom seals historic win in Mississippi Senate race
Colom is the first black person from the southern state elected to the US Senate in over 140 years.
Argentina’s Milei cries as he bids farewell to the Pope
President Javier Milei became visibly emotional as he said goodbye to Pope Leo XIV.
Natalie spent more than $200k on IVF and didn't get her baby
The decision to end IVF is an individual one but these women say it can be tough to finally say you’ve had enough.
After election drubbing, Trump heads to Asia to show world he’s still in charge
The U.S. president will be looking to flex his foreign policy muscles during the ASEAN and APEC summits next week.
Police reviewing 'shocking' tasering of woman at Canberra bus stop
ACT police say they are reviewing a case where officers tasered an Aboriginal woman with an intellectual impairment at a Canberra bus stop.
Marrickville Golf Club confirms Anthony Albanese's member rights worth $1,100
The honorary membership given to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese conferred full playing rights, putting its value well over the $5 for two years claimed by Mr Albanese, but it was not used.
Three-storey building collapses in Brooklyn
A three-storey building collapsed in Brooklyn, New York, killing at least two people and injuring several others.
Ousted Press Secretary Katie Zacharia melts down in BBC interview
The broadcast comes weeks after Zacharia was dismissed following five days as press secretary
Japan wants nuclear submarines, but can it overcome the obstacles?
The push comes as the nation seeks to keep pace with both security partners and emerging threats.
JFTC approves Amazon Japan’s plan to ease seller pricing rules
The move follows an investigation into allegations that the company pressured sellers on its e-commerce website to lower prices.
School bomb hoaxes add to disruption in Europe after flights
Recent disruption across the continent has grounded planes and seen supermarket fridges hacked.
'I had to have it': Boag's worker wins auction for last Tasmanian brew
The final Tasmanian-brewed Boag's Red case is sold at auction for $1,300 to a brewery electrician who says it's going straight on display in his lounge room.
When AI agents go rogue, who can Hong Kong hold accountable?
When OpenAI’s AI agents launched an autonomous attack on Australia’s Medicare portal in June, it took the company 84 days to report what had happened – a delay that exposed gaps in regulatory oversight that Hong Kong ind
Japan’s military build-up hit by US missile delays and domestic parts shortages
Japan’s push to strengthen its armed forces is running into headwinds that money alone cannot resolve, analysts warn, pointing to prolonged delays in US weapon shipments and domestic manufacturing bottlenecks that underm
Don’t subject Hong Kong’s private sports clubs to dubious lease changes
The Hong Kong government has set forth on a course of action which seems destined to upset large swathes of the middle class, including senior personnel from finance, business, technology and academia. These are the very
Human torso found in sofa in Sydney bushland prompts homicide investigation
Police called to Lane Cove North on Wednesday after sofa found containing human torso believed to be that of adult man Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast New South Wales police have launched a h
AFP officers forced to flee Türkiye over crime boss threats
Revelations that two AFP officers had to go into hiding from their overseas posts have emerged four years after they targeted a high-profile Australian crime figure.
White House makes astonishing claim about ‘giggling’ on Trump’s C-Span call
Following the broadcast, President Trump took to Truth Social in the early hours of Tuesday morning to reject reports that his eight-minute interview was unannounced
Over 11,000 foreign military deaths recorded by Russia in war on Ukraine
The data was obtained by the Belarusian pro-opposition group Cyber Partisans and the Ukrainian hacker operation Silent Crow.
ByteDance prepares Muse-like agent in push to close AI gap
Muse has proven a big hit for Meta, consolidating AI research into a voice-based agent with an animated avatar that helps users with various tasks.
Building collapse in Brooklyn kills two, injures more than a dozen
Rescue crews search for victims as Mayor Mamdani says first responders arrived one minute after emergency call.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Explosions rock Kyiv and Moscow after peace talks end without breakthrough
Zelensky says Ukraine will be doing ‘everything’ to make results happen by end of 2026
Strike on Gaza Hospital Kills at Least 6 and Injures 20, Rescuers Say
Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis was attacked despite the 2025 cease-fire. A surgeon, an official and a disabled patient were among the victims, a witness said.
Mother reunites with sons taken under Pinochet regime 40 years ago
A Chilean mother has finally embraced her sons for the first time in 40 years since they were taken under Pinochet.
Community preschools in NSW oppose move towards more children, fewer staff
Community preschools fear the NSW government's new funding model will compromise the quality of care by changing staff-to-children ratios.
Cummins to 'respond properly' to Khawaja claims tomorrow
After a week of conversation about ball tampering from the 2018 tour of South Africa, Australia Test captain Pat Cummins is set to respond publicly.
Why several Trump officials are now living at military bases
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent becomes the latest Trump official to move onto a military base following security concerns. Here's what to know.
What Southeast Asian newsrooms struggling to attract Gen Z can learn from creators
For Malaysian content creator Iqbal Fatkhi, making news content credible to younger audiences sometimes means making it less like traditional journalism. Instead of polished broadcasts using formal language, the 33-year-
The Kremlin can hide the death toll. It can’t hide the graves.
As the war in Ukraine drags on, Moscow is taking great pains to suppress casualty figures by closing databases and prosecuting those who document the dead.
Nvidia working with outside firm to identify CEO candidates
The scandal has shined a light on Nvidia's lack of a succession plan for CEO Jensen Huang and reinforced how inseparable he is from the company.
Secret Erin Patterson evidence could cause 'massive publicity'
Victoria's highest court says the evidence needs to remain under wraps, because there is a danger Patterson would face "unfair prejudice" if she is granted a retrial.
Beau Lamarre-Condon admits throwing Jesse Baird’s phone off a bridge after alleged murders, trial hears
Court hears former police officer agrees he was trying to destroy evidence that might incriminate him Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Beau Lamarre-Condon has admitted he threw Jesse Baird’s p
Australian teen missing in bush for six days rescued alive
The 17-year-old's mum has joked that he is "grounded for life" and "never leaving the house again".
Hit spy drama ‘Vivant’ heads to the big screen
The film announcement follows a second season that sparked controversy in China over its portrayal of a fictional intelligence agency.
Pope Leo XIV Goes Home to Peru, Meeting Ghosts of His Past
In Peru, where Leo XIV lived for two decades and became a citizen, the pope was met by President Keiko Fujimori, whose father’s policies he had protested.
Nvidia fallout puts trade truce to the test as Xi welcomes Trump
Accusations Nvidia's Jensen Huang had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy are fueling calls in the U.S. to tighten semiconductor export controls.
Live: US envoys to meet Putin and Zelensky after Abu Dhabi talks
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in Dublin on Thursday, seeking to build on two days of talks in Abu Dhabi. Zelensky s
Australian teen who went missing in bushland wearing only shorts and boots found alive after six days
William, 17, was reported missing after straying from his camp near Walhalla in Victoria’s Gippsland region Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast A teenage boy has been found alive after disappeari
Malaysian police shoot dead machete-wielding man who severed officer’s hand
A foreign man who allegedly hacked off a Malaysian policeman’s right hand during an attack at an apartment in Desa Amanpuri, Kepong, was shot dead. Armed with two machetes, the suspect charged out of a residential unit a
Conflict must not distract from climate action, leaders warn COP31
COP31 host Turkey has been pushing for a goal to expand electrification at the center of a deal, even as critics say it may do little to curb warming.
Chinese twin sisters reunite after 20 years thanks to chance sighting in short video
A chance discovery on a short-video-sharing platform reunited Chinese twin sisters 20 years after they were separated at birth. Recently, 20-year-old Shenzhen resident Luo posted a video documenting her reunion with an i
Hong Kong charity helps neurodivergent people build confidence through nutrition, dance
For 33-year-old Coco Choi Pak-yin and 24-year-old Crystal Lee Wing-wai, few things bring more joy than dancing at the Hong Kong charity Love 21 Foundation. As neurodivergent individuals, they take part in a variety of ta
Vescio won't quit this habit even if 'it's uncomfortable to watch'
As Darcy Vescio prepares to become Carlton's first AFLW 100-game player, they have forged a legacy that is secure both on and off the field.
What could Chinese intelligence have learned from Nvidia CEO’s affair?
Nvidia says no secrets were compromised, but experts question what sensitive information may have been exposed.
Israel strikes intensive care at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital
Gaza's Civil Defence says an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital has killed at least six people.
What is in Usman Khawaja's book Sabr and what did he actually say about Sandpapergate?
Much has been written and said about Usman Khawaja's new book — but what's actually in the pages of Sabr?