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Israeli police make arrests over savage settler attacks

Israeli police make arrests over savage settler attacks

Israeli security forces have arrested 10 suspects believed to be settlers over attacks on a US photographer and European diplomats in the occupied West Bank.

Bowls club, Sushi Train: cop's stops day after killings

Bowls club, Sushi Train: cop's stops day after killings

Bowls club, Sushi Train: cop's stops day after killings

Bowls club, Sushi Train: cop's stops day after killings

Accused murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon made multiple stops across Sydney to buy supplies and confide in a friend the day after allegedly murdering his ex-partner.

'I hate who I am': serial rapist speaks after 30 years

'I hate who I am': serial rapist speaks after 30 years

'I hate who I am': serial rapist speaks after 30 years

'I hate who I am': serial rapist speaks after 30 years

A serial rapist has testified on oath he is a changed man after his lawyer's bid to explain his crimes was met with firm scepticism by a sentencing judge.

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French President says rioters 'tried bring down' nation

French President says rioters 'tried bring down' nation

Emmanuel Macron says violent protesters tried to topple the republic, declining a minister's offer to stand down over weekend chaos.

Higher for longer: why low rates are relics of the past

Higher for longer: why low rates are relics of the past

There's growing evidence that interest rates are becoming less effective at slowing demand, meaning central banks have to lift rates further to ease inflation.

Cheaper public transport just the ticket for voters

Cheaper public transport just the ticket for voters

A weekly cap on public transport fares may be popular with voters, but it raises questions over whether those outside cities will miss the bus on savings.

Greens divided over under-fire senator's leave claims

Greens divided over under-fire senator's leave claims

The leader of the Greens has hit back at one of his senators, insisting it is appropriate he takes leave while allegations he mistreated women are investigated.

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Tricky negotiations loom following New Zealand election

Tricky negotiations loom following New Zealand election

Tricky negotiations loom following New Zealand election

Tricky negotiations loom following New Zealand election

New Zealanders may be asking Santa for a government for Christmas, as polls indicate difficult negotiations loom after the November election.

Four dead, 39 injured at Canadian military base fire

Four dead, 39 injured at Canadian military base fire

Four dead, 39 injured at Canadian military base fire

Four dead, 39 injured at Canadian military base fire

Nearly 40 people are in hospital - ‌19 of those in critical condition - after a devastating fire swept through a Canadian military base, killing four soldiers.

Macron vows rioters will pay after French street unrest

Macron vows rioters will pay after French street unrest

Macron vows rioters will pay after French street unrest

Macron vows rioters will pay after French street unrest

Rioters will be punished and held to account, French President Emmanuel Macron says after police made more than 2000 arrests across the country.

Boland double blow shows why he's the man for Gqeberha

Boland double blow shows why he's the man for Gqeberha

Boland double blow shows why he's the man for Gqeberha

Boland double blow shows why he's the man for Gqeberha

Scott Boland has taken two wickets to leave South Africa 2-20 following a wet opening day to the second Test, after Australia picked him ahead of Nathan Lyon.

Australia survive scare to beat NZ in first women's T20

Australia survive scare to beat NZ in first women's T20

Australia survive scare to beat NZ in first women's T20

Australia survive scare to beat NZ in first women's T20

Despite a batting collapse, Australia have scored a two-wicket win over New Zealand in the first women's T20 match at North Sydney Oval.

Pope Leo to slowly resume his duties after surgery

Pope Leo to slowly resume his duties after surgery

Pope Leo to slowly resume his duties after surgery

Pope Leo to slowly resume his duties after surgery

The Pope has delivered the traditional Angelus blessing to the faithful in St Peter's Square, just days after surgery to remove a cancerous tumour.

Iran plan to open shipping lane 'still on the table'

Iran plan to open shipping lane 'still on the table'

Iran plan to open shipping lane 'still on the table'

Iran plan to open shipping lane 'still on the table'

A senior Iranian official says its plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remains on the table.

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Ebola cases in Kenya rise as health workers infected

Kenya has confirmed four new cases of the Ebola Bundibugyo virus, including three health workers who treated the country's first patient.

More attacks as Zelenskiy and Trump trade barbs

There's been more strikes by Ukrainian and Russian forces as their leaders continue criticising each other.

Brave new netball world as Silver Ferns stun Diamonds

The Silver Ferns have overwhelmed the Diamonds for the perfect start to the Constellation Cup as New Zealand look to become netball's new No.1 team.

Multiple casualties from fire at Canadian military base

People have been killed and injured in "a serious incident" that's sparked a major fire at a military base in Alberta, Canada.

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Rivals car-pool with election toll road pledges

A state Labor government has been accused of stealing from the opposition playbook with a pledge to cap tolls at $30 a week if it wins an upcoming election.

'Can't be repeated': revolt over card ban blackout

Federal ministers knew for months the tax office was considering no longer accepting credit card payments when a ban on surcharges came into effect.

US wants Israel to 'crack down' on West Bank violence

Marco Rubio says the US has asked Israel to crack down on attacks committed by settlers in the West Bank after seeing "disturbing" footage of the violence.

Pope to leave hospital after lung cancer surgery

Pope Leo is set to deliver a traditional Sunday blessing after being released from hospital following lung surgery to remove a cancerous nodule.

Zelenskiy backs sanctions on Russia after Trump pause

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy hopes new US sanctions against Russia can be revived after President Donald Trump put them on hold.

Trump waives many Russia-related sanctions and tariffs

Donald Trump has put on hold a sweeping new sanctions package targeting the Russian economy, telling Congress the pause is in the national interest.

Family welcomes jailing of Aussie surfers' killers

The parents of slain Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson "take some comfort" in the long jail sentences given to the trio who murdered them in Mexico.

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