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Scott Morrison to be Australian PM as Malcolm Turnbull ousted

Scott Morrison will take the top job as Malcolm Turnbull is forced out after week of political drama.

Hurricane Lane: Hawaii hit by flooding and landslides as storm nears

Hurricane Lane approaches bringing torrential rain, as residents are warned to "hunker down".

Jeff Sessions: US attorney general hits back at Trump

Jeff Sessions insists the justice department he heads will not bend to political pressure.

Kalashnikov's CV-1 electric car touted as Russia's answer to Tesla

Kalashnikov's electric CV-1 is described as a "cutting-edge supercar" styled on a 1970s hatchback.

IS attacks have 'reawakened our tragedy'

Druze families in Golan Heights are struggling with the separation from relatives suffering in Syria.

Murray to face Australian Duckworth in US Open

Andy Murray will play Australia's James Duckworth when he makes his return to Grand Slam tennis at the US Open after a 14-month absence with a hip injury.

Red Bull deny they tried to sign Alonso for 2019

Red Bull deny Fernando Alonso's claim that he was twice offered a drive with them before he decided to retire from Formula 1.

Olympiakos beat 10-man Burnley in Europa League play-off first leg

Burnley boss Sean Dyche felt the officials succumbed to pressure from Olympiakos players during his side's 3-1 Europa League defeat in Athens.

Malcolm Turnbull: How the party turned on Australia's PM

Pope's Ireland visit: 'Church has fallen over a cliff'

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Pope in Ireland: Two-day itinerary

How I caught the ‘black widow’ who killed my brother

Lee-Anne Cartier was devastated to discover her brother Phil Nisbet had died of a suspected overdose in 2009, but could this really be the truth?

Monsanto faces a surge in lawsuits following cancer ruling

The number of legal cases against the firm has soared after a court ruled its products had caused cancer.

Trump: Impeach me and the market crashes

US president responds to speculation he might be impeached for alleged election finance violations.

Huawei and ZTE handed 5G network ban in Australia

National security concerns are reportedly the reason the companies have been stopped from providing kit.

Nikon mirrorless Z7 and Z6 full-frame cameras launch

The Z6 and Z7 pose a threat to Sony's A7 range, which dominates the full-frame mirrorless market.

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