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Wristwatch reflection led to ‘miracle’ sea rescue 23 hours after man went overboard
Will Fransen was on a solo fishing trip south of Auckland in New Zealand when he...
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Man charged over alleged New Year’s Eve sexual assault of NSW aged care resident
Woman in 70s taken to hospital after kicking accused in groin and scratching his face during...
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Kim Ju-ae likely heir to North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, says South’s spy agency
Intense speculation over future role for Kim Jong-un’s daughter, who is reportedly 10, comes as North...
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Why is Germany’s economy struggling – and can the government fix it?
As railway staff, lorry drivers, farmers and others threaten to strike, we examine the challenges the...
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Government to subsidise $79 flights to Cairns from across Australia to kickstart cyclone recovery
Qantas and Jetstar to offer special airfares, with accommodation deals to come, as Queensland premier insists...
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Authorities investigate cause of fire at Sydney e-bike workshop
Blaze broke out at Croydon building Friday morning, with firefighters highlighting risks from lithium batteriesAn e-bike...
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Bombs, boat sinkings and assassinations: is the Middle East descending into war?
Beyond the conflict in Gaza it has been a violent few weeks in the wider Middle...
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Biggest male funnel-web spider dubbed ‘Hercules’ found north of Sydney
Spider measuring record 7.9cm across is almost as big as largest female collected in 2021, which...
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Bangladesh election: Sheikh Hasina expected to win fourth term amid opposition boycott
The election has been branded a ‘sham’ designed to cement Hasina’s rule by exiled opposition leader...
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Second wave of court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein unsealed
More than 300 additional pages deepen the picture of Epstein’s elite orbit while resurfacing old claimsA...
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Russia ‘attacked Ukraine with North Korea-supplied ballistic missiles’
White House says Moscow likely to supply Pyongyang with advanced technologies in exchangeRussia has started using...
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US strike kills Iran-backed militia leader in Baghdad as regional tensions rise
Two killed and five wounded, militia officials say, before US secretary of state’s tour of Middle...
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New York mayor sues bus operators that brought migrants from Texas for $708m
Lawsuit announced by Eric Adams says 17 bus companies violated state law by transporting 33,000 people...
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Al Sharpton says ousted Harvard chief was ‘scapegoat’ in fight against diversity
Civil rights leader hosts protest outside office of alumnus who spearheaded campaign to remove Claudine Gay...
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Sixth-grader killed and five people wounded in Iowa high school shooting
Investigators believe suspect died of self-inflicted gunshot wound, and at least one of the victims is...
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Police clear Berkeley’s historic People’s Park in surprise midnight operation
In latest move by University of California, Berkeley, law enforcement agencies arrested protesters and erected barrierIn...
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US Department of Justice sues Texas over new state immigration law
Suit is aimed at stopping a law allowing police to detain people suspected of crossing the...
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Belarusian president signs law granting him lifelong immunity from prosecution
Alexander Lukashenko’s law also bars exiled opposition leaders from standing in presidential electionsThe Belarusian president, Alexander...
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Carrefour pulls PepsiCo products in four EU countries over price hikes
Stores in France, Italy, Spain and Belgium will no longer stock PepsiCo drinks, Lay’s and Doritos...
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French actor Alain Delon to file legal complaint against son over ‘media outburst’
Anthony Delon told a magazine his father was finding it hard to accept his frail state...
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Mexican cartel provided wifi to locals – with threat of death if they didn’t use it
Criminal group charged $20-$30 a month to about 5,000 people as gangs diversify into sectors other...
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Global economy faces period of prolonged weakness, UN warns
Secretary general urges countries to increase investment to avoid falling behind on climate action and sustainable...
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Courtroom drama is Hong Kong’s highest grossing Chinese-language film ever
Analysts suggest popularity of A Guilty Conscience is down to portrayal of recent abuses in judicial...
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UK does not cooperate sufficiently over small boat crossings, says French body
Independent French auditors say UK information on people crossing Channel is ‘very patchy’The UK is not...