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Australia will be paying the United States for every bomb or missile it drops on ISIS in the Middle East. The RAAF is given access to U.S. ammunition as part of an agreement.
A nurse has been isolated in Cairns, Australia for a suspected case of Ebola. Test results will be released soon to confirm if she has the virus. Meanwhile, Australia assures citizens it is ready for Ebola in case it enters the country.
Kate Middleton continues to suffer from hypermesis gravidarum and has now moved in with her parents, away from London.
ISIS fighters have fled to civilian areas when they saw Australian jets in the air. Australia's Defense department revealed the Super Hornet team cancelled an attack for the safety of civilians.
Critics of the page called it an example of New Zealand's underlying rape culture.
Royal aides have confirmed the Duchess of Cambridge has “called off” royal engagements this week because of her pregnancy sickness.
The Australian High Commission in New Delhi apparently had a role to play in abandoning one surrogate child in India.
A New Zealand woman was allegedly gang-raped in Sydney after meeting a man through online dating services.
A Canadian community was forced to be evacuated due to a derailment.
ISIS continues to use social media propaganda to provoke the West into battle and recruiting supporters to fight with the militants. A research group monitoring the weapons used by ISIS has found ammunition was produced in the U.S., China and other countries.
The IMF has released its latest world economic outlook report. Australia was revealed as having the second worst jobless rate in the Asia-Pacific region ahead of the Philippines.
A grade one Canadian boy was attacked on the school bus by another 6-year-old.
iPhone 6 customers in New Zealand have become frustrated as delivery times for their devices have grown longer due to supply constraints. One telecoms company offered a customer a Samsung Galaxy phone as an alternative.
A total lunar eclipse or also known as the blood moon is set to peak and offer the observers a remarkable view on Wednesday night, Oct. 8. As long as cloudy skies do not get in the way of the viewing experience, viewers from across the Pacific Ocean, North America, Australia and western Asia will be able to see the second total lunar eclipse for the year 2014.
Grace Gedler was so tired of being single that she built up a brilliant relationship with herself by getting married.
Marcus Volke cooked his Indonesian girlfriend Mayang Prasetyo for three days.
NATO has vowed to protect its member state, Turkey, against the threat of an attack from ISIS if the fighting in Syria will spill over the border. ISIS has been spotted raising its flag in Kobani, a Syrian town just six miles away from the Turkish border.
According to the new media reports, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles are headed towards divorce. Head inside for more details.
A transgender woman was killed and dismembered by her partner in Brisbane.
A Newcastle man allegedly abused two Muslim women and threatened them.
Prime Minister John Key is said to be preparing for a major speech concerning the risk of terrorism in the country as New Zealand expects a request to join the international coalition against ISIS.
The teenage girl said that she was sorry for running the prostitution ring.
The prolonged drought in New Zealand in 2013 was caused by the effects of man-made climate change. New Zealand scientists used climate models to simulate weather events without the influence of climate change.
The Duchess of Cambridge reportedly acts accordingly to the royal family's bidding that her freedom is being limited.
A man who was presumed dead in Monrovia, Liberia was lying on the side of the road for days after community members tried to get him help but failed. A news crew caught footage of the man moving his arm after the burial team prepared his body for cremation.
The Obama administration maintains ISIS and Al-Qaeda are one and the same despite Al-Qaeda leaders renouncing all ties with their former affiliate in February.
New Zealand citizen Amin Mohamed was arrested in Australia in December 2013 and charged with attempting to fight in Syria against government forces. He will be tried under existing counter-terrorism laws in which prosecutors have the burden of proof regarding allegations of his plans to fight.
Lesley Page has said yes to the Prince's request to help him and the Duchess with her troubling second pregnancy.
Sierra Leone is in desperate need of help for military aid and logistical support more than financial contributions, but Australia maintains its stance to not send troops. Meanwhile, the New Zealand government believes the virus is "unlikely" to reach the country, but has measures in place just in case it does.
