Aussie shock jock gagged in mural
A mural depicting shock jock Alan Jones wearing a ball-gag head harness has popped up on an inner Sydney wall.
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Cops fire tear gas in fresh Hong Kong protest
Cops fire tear gas in fresh Hong Kong protest
Police fired volleys of tear gas to break up protests after activists threw petrol bombs and bricks in Hong Kong.
US must compromise over trade: Johnson
US must compromise over trade: Johnson
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the US must lower trade barriers and open up parts of its economy to British firms, citing a wide range of markets from cars to cauliflowers.
Brazil sends in army to fight Amazon fires
Brazil sends in army to fight Amazon fires
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is mobilising the army to help combat a record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.
Measles warning for Disneyland after visit from NZ teen
Measles warning for Disneyland after visit from NZ teen
A New Zealand teenager infected with measles who visited Disneyland in Los Angeles has prompted warnings from a US health service.
US firms 'hereby ordered' to quit China: Trump
US firms 'hereby ordered' to quit China: Trump
President Donald Trump has pressured US companies to leave China after Beijing unveiled retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion in US goods.
Too late for new Brexit deal, Johnson told
Too late for new Brexit deal, Johnson told
French President Emmanuel Macron has told Prime Minister Boris Johnson there is not enough time to wholly rewrite Britain's Brexit divorce deal before an October 31 deadline.
Weapons seized as man denies hotel threat
Weapons seized as man denies hotel threat
A Southern California man with a cache of firearms denies charges of threatening to shoot up a hotel, in a case police described as an averted attack following three recent mass shootings.
4 die, 100 hurt after Poland thunderstorm
4 die, 100 hurt after Poland thunderstorm
Four people, two of them children, died and more than 100 were injured during a thunderstorm in Poland's Tatra mountains.
Victoria dumps public drunkenness crime
Victoria dumps public drunkenness crime
Public drunkenness will be decriminalised in the Australian state of Victoria on the eve of a coronial inquest into the death of an Aboriginal woman who died in police custody.
Vatican could try Pell under Church law
Vatican could try Pell under Church law
George Pell could face a separate trial in the Vatican after the Catholic cardinal lost an appeal against his conviction for child sex offences.
Parents avoid jail over stunted baby's vegan diet
Parents avoid jail over stunted baby's vegan diet
The Australian parents of a baby girl fed a vegan diet and left severely malnourished have been sentenced to 300 hours of community service but spared jail.
Claim NGOs setting Amazon rainforest on fire
Brazilian president claims NGOs setting rainforest on fire
Brazil's right-wing president has accused NGOs of setting wildfires in the Amazon rainforest to damage his government's image after he cut their funding.
Germany hints at compromise, France stays firm
Germany hints at compromise, France stays firm
Germany's Angela Merkel has challenged Britain to come up with alternatives to the Irish border backstop within 30 days, but France's Emmanuel Macron warns there'll be no renegotiation of the Brexit deal.
Man charged for stash of Trump-shaped drug
Man charged for stash of Trump-shaped drug
A Florida man found to have ecstasy pills shaped like U.S. President Donald Trump's head has been charged with unlawful possession of controlled substances.
Obamas make Hollywood movie debut
Obamas make Hollywood movie debut
Barack and Michelle Obama have made their Hollywood debut with a documentary set in industrial Ohio that film reviewers are calling compelling and timely. VIDEO 🎥
Can air pollution trigger mental illnesses?
Can air pollution trigger mental illnesses?
Air pollution chokes lungs and shortens lives but is also linked to a higher risk of mental illnesses, researchers say.
Police sniper kills bus hijacker in Brazil
Police sniper kills bus hijacker in Brazil
A police sniper has shot a man dead after he hijacked a bus and took 37 people hostage in Rio de Janeiro.
Wife of ex-leader convicted in corruption case
Wife of ex-leader convicted in corruption case
A Honduran court has convicted the wife of former President Porfirio Lobo on graft charges, including siphoning funds from programs designed to help poor children, a judicial official confirmed.
Prince denies involvement in Epstein scandal
Prince denies involvement in Epstein sex scandal
Britain's Prince Andrew has rejected any suggestion that he participated in the alleged sex crimes which US financier Jeffrey Epstein was accused of, Buckingham Palace says.