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Three brothers, including two of New York's most successful luxury real estate brokers, have been convicted of conspiring to drug and rape multiple women.

Professional online poster Drew Pavlou alerted the US president to the Iranian women’s soccer team’s plight, although his claim to have saved them is disputed by the Government.

The King has led the largest gathering of senior royals since Andrew Windsor-Mountbatten’s arrest as calls grow for his younger brother to be removed from the line of succession.

Two men have been charged after one of them threw an explosive device at right-wing protesters outside the New York Mayor’s home. He has told police the level of mayhem he was planning to cause.

Bare-headed and tired-eyed the Iranian players looked relieved after a high-stakes escape from their team minders.

A massive avalanche of rubbish has killed at least five people and left several others missing after heavy rain triggered a landfill collapse.

The trio faced a five-week trial involving 11 women.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: From the capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro to the war in the Middle East, 2026 has served as a powerful reminder of oil’s enduring influence in geopolitics and the global economy.

The Sussexes have been warned they might not get the warm welcome they were hoping for when they head Down Under in April. 

Five members of Iran’s women’s football team have been granted asylum in Australia after raising fears about their safety if they returned home.

US President Donald Trump has given a major update on Operation Epic Fury, revealing new details about nuclear attack threats and his goal in Iran, something he says is near.

The shattered family of a young Australian mother hit by a truck in Bali has given an update on her condition as she continues to fight for her life. 

The Albanese Government will convene an urgent roundtable in Canberra amid concerns over the impact the US-Israel-Iran war has had on fuel reserves.

The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister have urged Australians in the Middle East to leave immediately as the conflict with Iran threatens to escalate.

Australia will deploy an advanced E-7A Wedgetail surveillance aircraft and air-to-air missiles to the Gulf as Iran’s retaliatory attacks intensify, with Anthony Albanese insisting the move is purely defensive.