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STRONGEST HURRICANE ON RECORD HEADS FOR MEXICO
At 8 a.m., Hurricane Patricia was 145 miles southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, moving to the north-northwest at 12 mph, the Hurricane Center said... READ MORE›
MELBOURNE NAMED WORLD'S MOST LIVEABLE CITY, FOR FIFTH YEAR RUNNING
Melbourne has topped The Economist's liveability rankings for a fifth consecutive year... READ MORE›
THE GREAT BARRIER REEF: A CATASTROPHE LAID BARE
Climate change is the greatest threat facing the Great Barrier Reef and other coral reefs around the world... READ MORE›
LEADERS LISTEN AS MAN EXPLAINS HOW HE LOST HIS JOB
I mean, I snuck in the other day and I just told the people at customs that I used to be a Prime Minister!... READ MORE›
ABORIGINAL ACTIVIST ENTERS AUSTRALIA WITHOUT PASSPORT
Carrying a self-styled Aboriginal passport Nganyaywana man Callum Clayton-Dixon has also recently entered and departed the Solomon Islands... READ MORE›
HOW CORRUPT PNG CASH IS REACHING AUSTRALIA
The law firm is owned by Australian Greg Sheppard and his business partner Harvey Maladina... READ MORE›
EL CHAPO FLED AS MANHUNT CLOSED IN OFFICIALS SAID
The drug lord had escaped from another maximum security jail in 2001, an operation believed to have been made possible by corrupt prison officials... READ MORE›
'THIS IS NOT POLITICS, IT'S SURVIVAL'
Sydney Pacific island nations under threat from rising seas have warned that climate talks in Paris represent the last chance to save them from obliteration... READ MORE›
MEXICO'S NUMBER ONE DRUG LORD ESCAPES HIGH SECURITY PRISON
Guzman was caught by authorities for the first time in Guatemala in 1993, extradited and sentenced to 20 years in prison in Mexico for murder and drug trafficking... READ MORE›
CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER SHIRTFRONTS VLADIMIR PUTIN INSTEAD
But in three encounters with the Russian president in six days the Australian prime minister largely seems to have missed his chance... READ MORE›
SATELLITE EYE ON EARTH: JUNE 2015 IN PICTURES
On 26 May Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island in the Galapagos Islands erupted for the first time in 33 years... READ MORE›
PACIFIC LEADERS VOICE FRUSTRATION OVER AUSTRALIA'S POSITION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
Australia and New Zealand are the economic powerhouses among the 16 nations making up the Pacific Islands Forum... READ MORE›
INTELLECTUALLY-DISABLED AUSTRALIAN COULD FACE DEATH PENALTY IN CHINA
In all, as many as a dozen Australians have been detained in Guangzhou in the past year or so on similar drug charges which could attract the death penalty... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
COMMENT: GEORGE CHRISTENSEN MAKES ME EMBARRASSED TO BE A QUEENSLANDER
But unluckily for those of us in the Sunshine State, embarrassing politicians are not a thing of the past... READ MORE›
G-20 NATIONS AGREE PLAN FOR $2 TRILLION GROWTH BOOST
Despite not being on the formal G-20 agenda, the crisis in Ukraine hung heavy over the gathering of leaders from key developing and industrial countries... READ MORE›
EL NINO MAY 'BE THE WORST EVER'
Northerly winds would push the moist air south keeping temperatures high in South Australia and Victoria... READ MORE›
MEXICO AT RISK OF FLASH FLOODS AND MUDSLIDES IN WAKE OF HURRICANE PATRICIA
But Patricia weakened rapidly and was expected to dissipate by Saturday night, according to the US National Hurricane Center... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
PHOTOGRAPHER S INCREDIBLE SELFIE FROM BURJ KHALIFA SHOWS WORLD AT HIS FEET
China only says some things, but does a lot." What Mr. Xi did say in Australia, though, was intended as reassurance backed by resolve... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA SAYS G20 WILL EXCEED EXTRA 2 PERCENT GROWTH TARGET
"The 2 percent target that we announced in Sydney has been met," Hockey told ABC television ahead of Sunday's meetings of the G20 leaders in Brisbane... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA TO JOIN CHINESE NAVY EXERCISES IN SOUTH CHINA SEA
China claims most of the South China Sea, through which more than 5 trillion of world trade passes every year... READ MORE›
BRITISH TEEN RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE FOR INCITING TERRORIST ACT
The Greater Manchester Police informed police in Australia, who arrested five men in April, a week before the parade... READ MORE›
OBAMA LEADS CHARGE ON CLIMATE CHANGE WITH CLEAN POWER PLAN
But, he says, Australia's standing as a major regional power would be forfeit should it fail to take serious action on climate change... READ MORE›
EL CHAPOS SON IS KIDNAPPED FROM A PARTY IN MEXICO
The elder Mr. Guzman, known as El Chapo, or Shorty, was recaptured in January and is fighting extradition to the United States... READ MORE›
'WE ALWAYS LIVE IN FEAR': ROHINGYA REFUGEES SPEAK OUT
His boat was intercepted by Australian authorities, and he spent 22 months in detention in the Northern Territory and Christmas Island... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIANS TO JOIN THE WEIRDNESS OF DATING SHOW IF YOU ARE THE ONE
Those selected will take part in the filming of two Australian specials filmed both in Australia and in Nanjing, China... READ MORE›
EXPLAINER THE TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP AND AUSTRALIA
Drugs and pharmaceutical products, electronic components and supplies used for government purposes in Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru and Vietnam... READ MORE›
GOOD CHEER MASKS UKRAINE TENSION AT G20 SUMMIT
Additionally, world leaders discussed global warming, coming off a Wednesday announcement that the United States and China have pledged to reduce reduce carbon emissions... READ MORE›
VIDEO CAPTURES TOUCHING SURPRISE FOR IRISH GRANDPARENTS
The O Regans weren't expecting a visit from their son John his fiancee Claire and their baby boy Niall for another week... READ MORE›