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Cyber-bullying: Girl Brought to Hospital When Her Oral Sex Photos Spread on Internet [PHOTO]

A girl was brought to the hospital after she was cyber-bullied because photos of her having oral sex at an outdoor concert went viral on the Internet. The girl was reportedly 17 years old and was seen at a concert of rapper Eminem in Ireland. In one of the pictures, she was seen on her knees while giving a guy a blowjob. The man proudly raised his arms as a sign of victory.

Mother Ordered to Kill Own Baby and Other Horrifying Experiences of North Korean Defectors in Prison Camps [PHOTOS]

Former detainees of North Korea's prison camps recall horrible experiences of torture and other human rights abuses before the UN Commission of Inquiry in South Korea's capital, Seoul. Another North Korean defector and former inmate, Jee Heon-a, also testified before the UN Commission. He said North Korean guards tortured and beat women. Many also suffered from forced miscarriages inside the detention facilities.

New Zealander Abducted and Tortured in China for Five Days

A New Zealand citizen was reportedly abducted and tortured for five days in July 2013 after he travelled to China to check on his elderly parents. Nick Wang, 52-year old Chinese native and a former Chinese newspaper editor in New Zealand, has apparently displeased the Chinese Embassy since his media reports were about Chinese authorities.

New Zealand's GCSB Bill Passes Into Law, PM John Key Ignores Journalist's Question and Walks Out [VIDEO]

New Zealand's GCSB Bill or the Government Communications Security Bureau and Related Legislation Amendment Bill will be passed into law despite the objections of the Opposition. A viral video of the prime minister in a post-cabinet press conference has triggered reactions in social media. Mr Key was poised to answer questions regarding the passage of the GCSB bill. One journalist practically interrogated the prime minister and specifically pointed out Mr Key's disagreement with expert de...

Zombie Pigeons Cause Panic in Moscow, Officials Order Investigation on Bird Epidemic

Will the first zombies turn out to be pigeons? Many residents in Moscow, Russia, were unnerved by a rash of pigeon deaths. Residents called them as zombie pigeons because before they died, the pigeons allegedly displayed zombie-like behaviour for ignoring passers-by and moving vehicles. Before dying, the pigeons were said to lose orientation and were seen flying without any direction.

Kevin Rudd Vs Tony Abbott: Fight Gets Uglier as Election Date Nears [VIDEOS]

As the election date nears, the fight between Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott gets uglier. Kevin Rudd has defended the Australian Labour Party’s new ad campaign that showed Tony Abbott and a message that said, “If he wins, you lose.”Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott called Labour's negative ads as "outlandish" and "low politics".

Westland Milk Scare: New Zealand PM John Key Downplays Concerns on Nitrate Levels Discovered in China [VIDEOS]

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key downplayed growing concerns on the latest milk scare causing China to issue another import ban but this time on Westland Milk Products. The Prime Minister said the latest milk scare news has come to New Zealand at the worst possible moment with the government's inquiry on Fonterra, the country's dairy giant that caused an international uproar over botulism fears.

Diabetes Study: Australia to Become a Nation of Couch Potatoes [VIDEOS]

A new study in Melbourne said the average waistline in Australia has grown to more than 5 centimetres since 2000. The 12-year study by Melbourne researchers also revealed that the inactive lifestyles and spiraling rates of obesity were lowering the life expectancy of Australians. Due to the alarming results, Melbourne researchers warned the people that Australia could become "a nation of couch potatoes" with average sitting times of to 10 hours a day.

5 Australian Universities in Top 100 of 2013 Academic World Universities Rankings, University of Melbourne in 54th Place

The University of Melbourne has once again claimed a top spot in the 2013 Academic World Universities Ranking produced by Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China. Australia's premier university, in terms of world academic rankings, has ranked 54th among the Top 100 universities in the world. University of Melbourne soared three places higher than last year's ranking. Australia has 5 universities that made it to the top 100 and 19 universities in all listed in the top 500. It cements the Un...

New Zealand Marks Opening of Cardboard Cathedral in Christchurch [PHOTOS]

New Zealand has officially opened the temporary cathedral made out of cardboard in the heart Latimer Square in Christchurch. The cardboard cathedral has replaced the neo-Gothic structure that was destroyed in the massive Christchurch earthquake in 2011. The quake has claimed 185 lives in the second largest city of New Zealand.

New Zealand Sleeping Driver Faces Licence Ban, Experts Say Woman's Condition Unique [VIDEO]

The New Zealand police department wanted to keep the woman who was asleep while driving and texting off the road for good. The sleeping driver was found by police after she had travelled from Hamilton to Auckland, a 300 kilometres distance. The journey of the sleeping driver has baffled experts who said there many factors to explain why the woman had fallen asleep while driving in New Zealand. These include stress, extreme fatigue and effects of medication.

Obesity Watch: Bundaberg Named Fattest Town in Australia, New Zealand Chef Deported for Being Obese [VIDEO]

Australia's fattest town title goes to Bundaberg in Queensland for having the highest obesity rate in the country. According to the data gathered by the Public Health Information Development Unit of Adelaide University, Bundaberg had the highest rate of obesity among all local government units. Meanwhile in New Zealand, immigration authorities decided to deport a South African who also works as a chef for no longer having an "acceptable standard of health". One-third of New Zealand......

New Zealand's Martin Aircraft Ready for First Jetpack Pilot Testing [PHOTO and VIDEOS]

A New Zealand-based company is now close to making the jetpack only seen in science fiction movies a reality as the Civil Aviation Authority in the country has approved test flights.The Martin Aircraft Company based in Christchurch has secured permission from the government to test its prototype jetpack with a pilot. The company said the jetpack can fly as high as 1 kilometre with a travel speed of 112 kilometres per hour.

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