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9 Apr 2017 - 1:55pm

Pull Assad into line, Turnbull tells Putin

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says the onus is now on Russia to ensure Syria does not engage in any provocative actions after the US strike on its air base.
9 Apr 2017 - 1:41pm

No numbers yet on refugees US-bound: Dutton

Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says the Manus Island detention centre will close on October 31, but no refugees will be sent to Australia.
9 Apr 2017 - 1:16pm

Stockholm attack: Uzbek man suspect as police find ‘technical device’ in truck

Stockholm is defiant after an apparent terror attack which killed four people, while police say they have the main suspect in custody.
9 Apr 2017 - 3:11pm

Victoria braces for heavy rain, strong winds and flash flooding

Winds and heavy rain are expected to hit most of southern Victoria while Melbourne and surrounds are being warned of possible flash floods.
9 Apr 2017 - 2:16pm

Trump's border wall threatens Mexico's protected species

Conservationists fear Donald Trump's vow to build a wall the entire length of the US-Mexico border will threaten many wildlife species including jaguars and...
9 Apr 2017 - 10:06am

Defeating IS is 'first priority' in Syria: Tillerson

The top priority for the United States in Syria is to defeat the Islamic State group even before stabilizing the country, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says.
9 Apr 2017 - 2:42pm

Trainee priests keen to ensure past mistakes are not repeated

They are the next generation of Catholic priests who want to ensure the horrors of the past - highlighted by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to...

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8 Apr 2017 - 8:51pm

Mobile health clinics in Somaliland race to treat children as famine nears

The Australian Red Cross is helping to fund new mobile health clinics in Somaliland, as the area teeters on the brink of famine, Kirsty Johansen reports from Somaliland.
9 Apr 2017 - 1:20pm

Venezuela again hit by violent clashes between police and protesters

Protesters hurling rocks clashed with police firing tear gas Saturday in Venezuela's fourth demonstration in a week against President Nicolas Maduro and his...
9 Apr 2017 - 6:44am

Boris Johnson cancels Moscow visit over 'developments in Syria'

Russia must work with the international community to bring about change in Syria, urges Britain's Foreign Secretary as he cancels a planned visit.
9 Apr 2017 - 1:47pm

Premier relieved as Libs hang on in polls

Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she's extremely grateful the Liberal party managed to retain two NSW seats in this weekend's by-elections.
9 Apr 2017 - 10:40am

Norway police neutralise explosive device

Police in Oslo found and detonated an explosive device on the street on Saturday night just outside the an underground station.
9 Apr 2017 - 7:07am

Dutch protest after attack on gay couple

Hundreds demonstrated in Dutch cities Saturday in a show of support for gay rights after a male couple were attacked last week while walking hand-in-hand, media...
8 Apr 2017 - 8:53pm

PM marks 75 years since Kokoda campaign

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Kokoda Trail campaign in the Second World War.

Europe Elections

Spotlight on the 2017 'Super Elections' 

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7 Apr 2017 - 8:55am

French candidate Fillon gets pelted with flour

French rightwing presidential candidate Francois Fillon was hit in the face with flour on Thursday by a young man at a campaign event.
5 Apr 2017 - 6:36pm

French election 2017: candidates clash in presidential debate

French presidential frontrunner Emmanuel Macron was notably more aggressive and personal than in previous debates, landing blows on Marine Le Pen's father.
5 Apr 2017 - 6:25am

French election: Nice attack fresh in the minds of voters

Opinion polls show two political outsiders locked in a battle to win the first round of the French presidential election.
3 Apr 2017 - 8:08am

French election race tightening: poll

With just weeks to go before the French presidential election, polls have Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen on 25 and 24 per cent respectively.
3 Apr 2017 - 8:22am

Euro a knife in the ribs of France: Le Pen

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has taken aim at the euro and promised to once again to bring back a singular French currency.
29 Mar 2017 - 12:27pm

Wife of France's Fillon charged in fake jobs affair

The wife of France's conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillon was charged Tuesday with complicity in the abuse of public funds in a scandal that has...
28 Mar 2017 - 9:16am

Merkel dominant in bellwether test ahead of German national elections

Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party have won a state election, an important test ahead of the national German election.
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In focus: Australia's First People

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27 Mar 2017 - 8:44am

Remains coming home to the Clarence Valley

A repatriation ceremony has been held at the Australian Embassy in Berlin to respectfully acknowledge the unconditional return of three Indigenous ancestral remains.
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Innovation

Indigenous producers lead the way in new 360/VR technology

Maoriland festival goers gets an insight into how 360 technology is being adapted and used in Australia for social and political development for Indigenous Australians.
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22 Mar 2017 - 7:15pm

The Many Worlds of Indigenous Children’s Literature

Children's stories by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers and illustrators are funny, sad, thoughtful, silly, profound, and joyous.   

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22 Mar 2017 - 7:05pm

Aboriginal Stories and Yoga

A Sydney-based yoga organisation is fusing Indian and Indigenous yoga traditions, incorporating the spirit of Aboriginal Australia into the ancient practice.  
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The Conversation

Why guaranteed Indigenous seats in parliament could ease inequality

Treaties, community relationships and tackling racism - what can Australia learn from First Nations' parlimentary seats across the globe?
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7 Apr 2017 - 10:51am

World Federation of Public Health Associations photo competition

The World Federation of Public Health Associations is running a public health photo competition to celebrate its 50th birthday. Here is a short list of the best images.
1 Apr 2017 - 4:47pm

In Pictures: The 9/11 attack on the Pentagon

More than two dozen photographs of the Pentagon taken on September 11, 2001, have reappeared on the FBI's website.
31 Mar 2017 - 9:05am

Photos: Lismore flooding

Images show rising floodwaters in Lismore today as the town's levy has breached and risks cracking.
28 Mar 2017 - 3:28pm

South-Sudanese Wrestling taking hold in Sydney's western suburbs

Traditional South Sudanese wrestling is getting an Aussie makeover. Those involved say it’s a good way to put young South-Sudanese Australians in touch with their community and culture.
Hundreds of people have paid tribute to victims of the Westminster attack outside British parliament which left four people dead and many more injured.

In pictures: Londoners stand together after Westminster Attack

Hundreds of people paid tribute to victims of the Westminster attack outside British parliament which left four people dead and many more injured.
23 Mar 2017 - 8:38am

In pictures: London attack

An attacker drove a car into people on Westminster Bridge before crashing into a fence outside parliament and wielding a knife.
27 Feb 2017 - 6:36pm

In pictures: All the glamour, and drama, of Oscars 2017

From live TV errors to political protests, the 89th Academy Awards was more than just the glitz.
21 Feb 2017 - 6:28pm

Behind the Scenes: Insight in the Latrobe Valley

A behind-the-scenes look at Insight's recent trip to the Latrobe Valley, speaking and filming with communities affected by the closure of Hazelwood Power Station and Mine.
14 Feb 2017 - 11:07am

22 of the best World Press Photos 2017 (Warning: Graphic Content)

6 Feb 2017 - 10:09am

Mediterranean migrant crisis in pictures [Warning: Graphic content]

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