British government to ban gay conversion therapies
The plan, according to British Prime Minister Theresa May, includes more than 75 commitments that aim to deliver lasting changes.
Central Asia is the new economic battleground for the US, China and Russia
As the threat of a trade war escalates between the US and China, all the talk has centred on the tariffs that each side might impose on the other. But another important battleground is in Central Asia where both are fighting for strategic control.
Missing Thai soccer team found alive but can’t be rescued yet
The missing soccer team and their coach in Thailand have been found alive in an underwater cave, but they may be stuck there for long months.
Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson sentenced to 12-month detention for concealing child abuse
Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson has been sentenced to 12 months’ detention.
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‘Permit Patty’ Alison Ettel called cops despite saying she only pretended
The recording of Alison Ettel’s emergency call has been released, and it has emerged that she had really made the 911 call.
Britain’s BAE Systems to build Australia’s $35B warships
British defence company Bae Systems has won the $35 billion contract to build Australia’s largest fleet of new navy warship.
France to bring back National Service for all 16-year-olds
The move was said to promote a sense of civic duty and national pride.
Labor would quash tax cuts for businesses with $10-$50 million turnover
Bill Shorten has said a Labor government would repeal already-legislated tax cuts for companies with an annual turnover between A$10 million and $50 million, but left its position up in the air for those between $2 million-$10 million.
Buzz Aldrin suing children for claiming he has dementia, misuse of finances
Buzz Aldrin is suing two of his children and a former business manager.
US cop fired after threatening to jail daughter’s boyfriend on phoney charges
‘Permit Patty’ only ‘pretended’ to call cops on 8-year-old girl selling water
She insisted there was “no racial component” to her behaviour.
French citizen detained for 2 weeks after accidentally crossing Canada-US border
Cedella Roman, 19, crossed the US border without realising it.
NZ PM Jacinda Ardern, Gayford explain baby’s name, Neve Te Aroha
The couple have explained why they settled on Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford.
Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women driving
Saudi Arabia’s ban on women driving will end on Sunday.
Algeria shuts down Internet access to prevent students from cheating on exams
It has ordered telco companies to shut down the Internet service, both mobile and fixed line, every day for the next few days.
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife, Sara, charged with fraud
She allegedly misused 359,000 shekels (AU$134,250) of public funds to pay for expensive meals from 2010 to 2013.
Melania Trump wears ‘I really don’t care’ jacket during separated children visit
US First Lady Melania Trump wore an interesting fashion choice while on her way to visit a migrant child detention centre in Texas.
NZ PM Jacinda Ardern gives birth to a baby girl
The New Zealand prime minister shared a photo of herself with partner Clarke Gayford and the new addition to their family on Thursday.
Trudeau sets date for full legalisation of cannabis in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that they would legalise the consumption and cultivation of cannabis starting Oct. 17.
American Airlines, Southwest etc take stand against Trump’s family separation policy
American Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Southwest Airlines have taken a stand against the US federal immigration policy that separates migrant children from their parents.
Breaking up families? America looks like a Dickens novel
The Trump administration has separated immigrant children from their parents precisely to discourage others from trying to enter the country.
Victim of forced marriage given first male protection order in UK
South Yorkshire Police said the 19-year-old man’s parents had agreed to the pre-arranged marriage when he was five years old.
UK court bans man from contacting parents for pestering them for cash
Matthew Kerley, 24, was ordered by court to stop all communications to his Hampshire parents until 2022 though a restraining order.
Apple fined $9M for misleading Australian customers with error 53 iPhones, iPads
The US multinational tech giant admitted to misleading representations to customers with faulty iPhones and iPads.
US communities can suffer long-term consequences after immigration raids
Research conducted in Massachusetts, Iowa and South Carolina from 2007 to 2013 shows that large-scale raids are experienced locally as disasters, even by those not directly affected.
ACCC Scamwatch warns scams targeting Australian Chinese community
There have been nearly 1,700 reports about these scams in 2018 alone.
US doctor fired after video of her allegedly berating patient goes viral
Dr Beth Keegstra can be seen in the video mocking and berating 20-year-old Samuel Bardwell, who was suffering from an apparent severe anxiety attack.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes indicted, facing decades in prison
Elizabeth Holmes was indicted on criminal charges that could land her decades in prison on Friday.
Gifted clarinettist awarded CA$350K against ex-girlfriend who sabotaged his career
A Canadian musician was awarded CA$350,000 (AU$356,600) by a court after it was proved that his ex-girlfriend sabotaged his career.
Emmanuel Macron: Brigitte’s daughter addresses her mum and French president’s controversial relationship
Tiphaine Auzière has revealed what she thought of her mother’s love affair with a then-15-year-old Macron.
Turnbull reacts to photo of Australian soldiers flying Nazi flag in Afghanistan
A photo of Australian soldiers flying a Nazi swastika flag from their vehicle in Afghanistan in 2007 has been leaked.
Turnbull to deliver national apology to victims, survivors of child sexual abuse
Malcolm Turnbull will deliver a national apology to the survivors, victims and families of institutional child sex abuse.
Fair Work Ombudsman suing Foodora for sham contracting, underpaying staff
The online food delivery company allegedly represented three workers as independent contractors when they were actually employees.
Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un sign ‘historic’ document establishing new US-DPRK relations
The two leaders met in Singapore on Tuesday.
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