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A judge in Mexico has sentenced three ​men ‌to 158 years and nine months in prison each for ‌the killings ⁠of two Australian brothers ‌and their ​American friend ‌during a surf trip to Baja two years ago.

The federal government has raised its travel advice for Saudi Arabia to "Do Not Travel."

US President Donald Trump has reportedly fired his new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia following intense scrutiny after just 5 days in the job.

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The American co-founder of Bonza's parent company has pleaded guilty to a massive fraud scheme that's linked to the budget airline's sudden collapse.

A community in Oregon is grieving after a shooting at a primary school left four people dead, including three children.

The global leader of the Plymouth Brethren Church has faced a parliamentary committee over allegations his members ran a covert campaign for the Liberal Party.

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Kelly Clarkson has gone viral after claiming staff at a Brooklyn toy store refused to sell her a mechanical bird.

The store's co-owner has a very different version of events, and what followed was a messy back-and-forth involving review bombs, fan pile ons, and questions about whether the bird was ever actually for sale.

It's the kind of story that shouldn't matter, but somehow caught the world's attention.

The spiritual leader of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has appeared before a parliamentary inquiry to address allegations that church members worked to disrupt the prime minister's election campaign.

Police have locked down parts of Dulwich Hill in Sydney's Inner West as they search for a man who's believed to be carrying a shotgun.

A coroner is considering how a 17-year-old boy died after being struck by a ball at cricket training in Melbourne last year.

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Police confirm three children are among those killed in a primary school shooting in the US.

Australia's Navy Chief orders fleet-wide checks after a recording device was found on a vessel docked in Queensland.

Nationals frontbencher Bridget McKenzie says the Coalition will oppose the Australia–European Union Free Trade Agreement, potentially exposing internal division.

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