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- 4:51AM(AEST)
Spain's Rajoy wins vote to be PM
After months of political gridlock, Spanish conservative leader Mariano Rajoy has won a parliamentary vote to be prime minister. Read more
- 4:35AM(AEST)
Clinton urges FBI to detail new email info
Top aides to Hillary Clinton have urged the FBI to make public new information about her use of private emails, saying there's "no evidence of wrongdoing". Read more
- 4:35AM(AEST)
Four injured in stabbing in Frankfurt
Four people have been injured in a stabbing attack in downtown Frankfurt. Read more
- 4:35AM(AEST)
Shi'ite militias join Iraqi push to Mosul
Shi'ite militias have joined the fight around Mosul but say they will not enter the city amid concerns over reprisals against the largely Sunni population. Read more
- 4:24AM(AEST)
US talent agent Norman Brokaw dead at 89
Trailblazing Hollywood talent agent Norman Brokaw has died in Los Angeles at the age of 89. Read more
- 3:38AM(AEST)
Bill Wyman rolls into his 80s
Bill Wyman has shown his devotion to The Blues with a showcase of numbers performed with fellow senior rock stars at London's Indigo Club. Read more
- 2:48AM(AEST)
Hollande vows to rid Paris of migrant camp
A bulging migrant camp in Paris will be cleared, French President Francois Hollande has vowed, after authorities moved 5000 people from a camp in Calais. Read more
- 2:48AM(AEST)
Turkey bans pro-Kurdish leader from travel
The co-chair of a pro-Kurdish political party in Turkey has been banned from leaving the country. Read more
- 1:44AM(AEST)
Alaska shop to offer first legal pot sales
An Alaskan store is set to become the first in the state to sell marijuana legally. Read more
- 1:24AM(AEST)
Hadi rejects UN peace plan for Yemen
A Saudi-led coalition air strike has reportedly killed 17 civilians in Yemen as the exiled president rejected a UN peace plan. Read more
- 12:45AM(AEST)
US man hurt in Romanian bear attack
A bear in Romania has attacked an American man walking in the woods, leaving him with a 3cm cut to his arm. Read more
- 12:24AM(AEST)
Air strikes kill civilians in Yemen city
Saudi-led air strikes have killed at least 15 civilians, including women and children, residents of the Yemeni city of Taiz say. Read more
- 12:24AM(AEST)
Air strikes and intense clashes in Aleppo
Under cover of air strikes, Syrian government forces have launched a counter-attack to regain territory lost to insurgents in the city of Aleppo. Read more
- 11:20PM(AEST)
South Korean protest demands Park resign
Protesters in Seoul are demanding President Park Geun-hye resign over allegations she let a business friend interfere in state affairs. Read more
- 10:35PM(AEST)
Red Cross fights for funds for N. Korea
The Red Cross is appealing to the international community to put politics aside and contribute to its relief efforts for North Koreans affected by floods. Read more
- 10:35PM(AEST)
Bible-quoting US cowboy has horses seized
An 80-year-old cowboy who faces animal cruelty charges after his two horses were seized in New York is suing the city for $US50 million. Read more
- 10:35PM(AEST)
Fire damages England's oldest hotel
A fire has damaged England's historic Royal Clarence Hotel, which overlooks the medieval cathedral in the city of Exeter. Read more
- 9:33PM(AEST)
Prince museum reopens on Paisley Park Day
Prince's Paisely Park studio complex has reopened as a museum, featuring his guitars, Purple Rain motorcycle, costumes, awards and other memorabilia. Read more
- 9:33PM(AEST)
Melbourne Lord Mayor Doyle re-elected
Melbourne's Lord Mayor Robert Doyle has been returned to the position for a third term after Victoria's council elections. Read more
- 9:09PM(AEST)
10 'tortured' bodies found in Benghazi
The bodies of 10 men showing signs of torture have been found in the Libyan city of Benghazi. Read more
- 9:05PM(AEST)
Tutus, grey suits brighten Derby Day
Traditionally a black and white affair, Derby Day at Flemington racecourse has seen a few deviations from the tradition. Read more
- 9:04PM(AEST)
Maria Menounos pauses wedding preparations
E! News host Maria Menounos says her wedding preparations have stalled after her mother was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Read more
- 8:56PM(AEST)
Turnbull 'relying on untenable senator'
Malcolm Turnbull has been accused of relying on the vote of "untenable" senator Bob Day, who is battling the collapse of his housing group Home Australia. Read more
- 8:47PM(AEST)
'Matisse painting not looted by Nazis'
Britain's National Gallery insists a Matisse painting in its possession was not looted by the Nazis during WWII and says it will defend its rightful ownership. Read more
- 8:22PM(AEST)
'Dead' voters cast US ballots: report
A US woman who died in 2006 was recorded as having cast ballots in 2008, 2012, 2014 and this year, a TV station reports. Read more
- 8:22PM(AEST)
Pirates, establishment chase Iceland votes
The anti-establishment Pirate Party is in the running to form part of Iceland's government in weekend parliamentary elections. Read more
- 8:19PM(AEST)
Car explodes near Yemen's central bank
A car bomb has exploded near Yemen's central bank in the city of Aden, but caused only minor damage to the building. Read more
- 7:55PM(AEST)
Train woes build for Qld minister
An email to Queensland's under-siege transport minister in March warned of looming driver shortages for new trains due to arrive on the state's rail network. Read more
- 7:43PM(AEST)
Vine co-founder's app similar to Periscope
Hype, an app built around the idea of mobile social live streaming, is now allowing anyone to download and try the project. Read more
- 7:36PM(AEST)
Tesla's Musk unveils solar roof tiles
Tesla Motors chief Elon Musk says his company's solar-powered roof tiles will eliminate the need for traditional panels. Read more
- 7:28PM(AEST)
Dylan breaks silence, accepts Nobel Prize
US singer-songwriter has told the Swedish Academy winning the Nobel Prize for literature has left him "speechless", as he at long last acknowledged the award. Read more
- 7:14PM(AEST)
China urged to cut N. Korea coal imports
The US has urged China to stop importing coal from North Korea, saying it is necessary to do so to force its leader to end its nuclear and missile programs. Read more
- 7:09PM(AEST)
Bomb blasts kill nine in Nigerian city
Two explosions believed to be the work of Islamist rebels Boko Haram have rocked the Nigerian city of Maiduguri, killing nine people. Read more
- 6:50PM(AEST)
Canadian pleads guilty to school shooting
An 18-year-old has pleaded guilty to murdering two people and wounding seven others in a mass shooting at a high school in western Canada. Read more
- 6:32PM(AEST)
Clinton tries to quell resurgent email row
The FBI has embroiled Hillary Clinton in a fresh email row, this time linked to information uncovered during an investigation of her aide's disgraced husband. Read more
- 6:20PM(AEST)
Maduro is Venezuelan, supreme court rules
Venezuela's Supreme Court has ruled that President Nicolas Maduro was born in the capital Caracas and not in Colombia as some political opponents have claimed. Read more
- 6:20PM(AEST)
Safety blitz for Queensland theme parks
Safety auditors are checking maintenance and repair records for rides at Queensland's theme parks as part of a month-long blitz. Read more
- 5:51PM(AEST)
Trio charged over Adelaide kidnapping
Three men have been charged with kidnapping after a teenager was taken from his Adelaide Hills home and assaulted. Read more
- 5:51PM(AEST)
Bad weather cancels Cottesloe swim event
Strong winds, a swell and squally rains have forced organisers to cancel the Cottesloe Open Water Swim event. Read more
- 5:51PM(AEST)
Vic man shot by police faces gun charges
A Victorian man shot by police after allegedly pointing a gun at the officers during a foot chase has been charged. Read more