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Yemen's warring sides have agreed to renew a two-month truce, despite international pressure for an extended and expanded deal that would build on the longest stretch of relative calm in more than seven years."This truce extension includes a commitment from the parties to intensify negotiations to reach an expanded truce agreement as soon as possible," the United Nations' special envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg said in a statement.
US officials believe Russia is working to fabricate evidence concerning last week's deadly strike on prison housing prisoners of war in a separatist region of eastern Ukraine.US intelligence officials have determined that Russia is looking to plant false evidence to make it appear that Ukrainian forces were responsible for the July 29 attack on Olenivka Prison that left 53 dead and wounded dozens more, a US official familiar with the intelligence finding told the Associated Press on Wednesday.
The government of the Solomon Islands has taken tighter control over the nation's state-owned broadcaster - a move opponents say is squarely aimed at controlling and censoring the news.The government this week accused the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) of a "lack of ethics and professionalism" and said it was its duty to to "protect our people from lies and misinformation, especially when these very lies and misinformation are propagated by the national broadcaster".
The South Australian government will use all levers at its disposal to improve the availability and affordability of rental properties, Consumer Affairs Minister Andrea Michaels says.Ms Michaels convened a forum on Wednesday as part of a review of SA's Residential Tenancies Act.
A senior Western Australian health official is to take charge of South Australia's public health system.Robyn Lawrence has been appointed chief executive of SA Health, following a national and international recruitment process.
Lebanon is poised to mark the second anniversary of the Beirut port explosion which killed at least 215 people, wounded thousands and damaged large swathes of the capital.Despite the devastation wrought by the blast - one of the biggest non-nuclear explosions ever recorded - a judicial investigation has brought no senior official to account.
A one-year-old boy was struck by a vehicle outside a home in Townsville on Tuesday night. He tragically died hours later in hospital.
Ukraine says it has repelled multiple Russian assaults on a strategic stronghold in the east of the country, as the head of the NATO military alliance says Moscow must not be allowed to win the war.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy this week described the pressure his armed forces were under in the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine as "hell".
Australia's biggest mining industry event ended in triumph despite wild weather ripping through Perth and Kalgoorlie.A glittering awards night marked the close of Diggers and Dealers on Wednesday despite earlier fears for the marquee, as the region's resilience won out.
Mum Emma explained that the hot sun was hitting a mirror inside her car which she thinks caused the car seat to smoke.
A former district court judge and Labor government minister has been appointed to lead the NSW corruption watchdog.John Hatzistergos was announced as the new chief commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Thursday.
Ajay Narendra, Author providedThe American biologist E.O. Wilson famously called invertebrates “the little things that run the world”. Despite their great importance, we still know very little about the worms, insects and other small creatures that make up the majority of animal species. Working with researchers from around the world, we have made an important step to improve this knowledge: a high-resolution map of ant species across the globe. Published today in Science Advances, this world-fi
Jacinda Ardern has refused to be drawn into debate over US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan, instead calling for "diplomacy and dialogue" to resolve acrimony.The New Zealand prime minister fell back on her chosen phrase five times while questioned by journalists in Wellington's parliament house on Wednesday.
The mother of bankrupt mining executive Ian Stolyar is back in court after a judge found she had been improperly transferred a portfolio of multimillion dollar Sydney homes by her son.After mining executive Ian Stolyar and his wife Beth Ngoc Nguyen were declared bankrupt by the Federal Court on September 29, 2016, their trustee in bankruptcy Andrew Scott sought to recover any valuable assets, and recoup money owed to creditors.
"He's got a knife," someone yelled during a brawl outside a Mormon church event in Sydney before a man was stabbed in the back, a jury has been told.During the trial of Manly hooker Manase Fainu on Wednesday, Lesila Masiasomua described the moment that Faamanu Levi was knifed in the back at Wattle Grove late at night on October 25, 2019.
After a pilot jumped from a plane without a parachute, an air controller relayed the chilling details to a 911 dispatcher.
The animal was filmed near paddocks cleared of trees. Source: Supplied
While Manly Sea Eagles hooker Manase Fainu may not have signed into a Mormon church event where a man was stabbed in 2019, someone called Finau did, a jury has heard.Under cross-examination during Fainu's trial on Thursday, officer in charge of the investigation Detective Brett Hill said one of the adults running the charity dance at Wattle Grove in Sydney had mentioned the sign-in sheet.
The discovery of a seven-year-old's body inside a washing machine has prompted a mum to issue this lifesaving advice. Find out more.
Saarah Bulbul was on holiday in Turkey when she was killed in a devastating motorbike crash.
