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An out-of-control bushfire is threatening one of Australia’s most revered memorials as emergency services struggle to contain the blaze.
Exclusively obtained Russian Government documents reveal the shocking activities carried out by Kira Korolev, a 40-year-old Russian-born Australian Army private, while working for the ADF.
Details on the airline’s website show passengers can book flights with ‘no limits’ to any of its international destinations up to three days before departure.
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Ukrainian authorities say they do not intend to permanently occupy the Russian territory their armed forces have seized in a surprise attack.
A chess champion has been caught on CCTV smearing a board with mercury to poison her childhood rival before a match.
Terrifying details of a suicide attack have emerged after an Austrian teen, influenced by ISIS, planned a ‘bloodbath.
Two police officers were arrested after exiled Catalan separatist Carles Puigdemont appeared at a Barcelona rally then vanished before he could be arrested.
Thousands of protesters took to the streets across the UK on Wednesday to stare down feared far-Right rioters after fears riots were going to reach unprecedented levels.
Part of a hotel in Europe has collapsed, leaving two people dead and trapping seven others in the wreckage for hours.
Three Taylor Swift concerts have been cancelled after government officials were made aware of a planned terrorist attack.
Russia says it is fighting intense battles against Ukrainian forces that have penetrated its southern border near a major natural gas transmission hub in one of the largest incursions into Russian territory since the war began.
Police are searching for vandals who wrote 'Free Gaza' in paint on a sculpture of Anne Frank.
The White House confirmed that a prisoner swap of this magnitude had not been conducted since the Cold War. But the mission to make it happen was a painstaking process.
Like a return to the Cold War, once again, the West has claimed the moral high ground by standing up for dissidents and treating human rights as an essential condition for peace in Europe.
An earthquake of around magnitude 5.0 has shaken the country and was felt in a wide area throughout the south.