Australian Wants First iPhone 6S; Pitches Tent In Front Of Sydney Apple Store
In Sydney, Australia, someone is vying to be the first in the world to get the new products set to be announced Wednesday.
Australian Prime Minister Slams 'Xenophobic' Opposition To China Trade Deal
Tony Abbott called opposition to the deal "xenophobic at best, racist at worst" during a raucous debate in parliament.
Pacific Islands Leaders To Confront Australia's Tony Abbott Over Emissions Targets
Leaders of Pacific Island countries warn the lack of action on climate change by Australia and New Zealand could prove catastrophic for their nations.
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Europe Refugee Crisis: New Zealand To Take In 750 Syrian Refugees, Australia Pressured To Do More To Help
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Egypt Releases Ruling On Why It Jailed Al Jazeera Journalists
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Australia To Take More Syrian Refugees, Wants 'Security Response'
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Flight MH370 Update: Flaperon Link Won’t Alter Search, Réunion Island Debris Confirms Malaysia Airliner 'Lost At Sea'
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Flight MH370 Update: Missing Malaysian Plane Crashed Near Java, German Researchers Claim
Based off ocean current models, the $140 million search has been about 3,500 miles south from where the researchers believe the plane crashed.
Asian Shares End Mostly Higher As European Markets Rally
Asian shares posted modest gains while Europe rallied after the region's service sector grew to a 4-year high.
Australia Keen To Join India, US Naval Drills
India and the United States hold the so-called Malabar exercises in the Indian Ocean every year.
Department Of Defense Sent Anthrax To 50 States And 9 Countries: Report
Live samples of the disease were sent to all 50 U.S. states and nine countries, the Defense Department revealed online.
Meet The New ‘Daily Show’ Correspondents: Ronny Chieng, Desi Lydic And Roy Wood Jr.
Comedy Central announced new correspondents would be joining "The Daily Show" in roles that have incubated numerous stars.
Australia Facing Recession? Sydney Growth Falls In Second Quarter, Fears Of Further Slowdown
Slowdowns in mining and construction, along with lower exports, made for a slow growth rate in Australia.
Chinese, Japanese Stocks Fall Again On Continued Worries About Global Economy, In Volatile Trading
China's plan to raise $15 billion for a market stabilization fund failed to reassure investors, amid concerns about growth in China and the U.S.
Asian Stocks Remain Volatile on Continued Worries About Chinese Economy, But Tokyo Stocks Rebound
Falls on global markets continue to affect investor sentiment in Asia, though Chinese shares rebounded by late morning.
Flight MH370 Update: Missing Malaysian Plane Search Thousands Of Miles Off Track Barnacles Indicate
Efforts in the Indian Ocean should be refocused farther north and closer to the Equator, some scientists say.
MH370 Update: Boeing Parts Supplier Unsure Of Flaperon's Link To Missing Malaysia Airliner
Mystery over the flaperon's origin continues as French authorities give no confirmation even after concluding the first phase of inspection.
Australia's Central Bank Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged At 2%
The RBA's decision came as the Australian dollar continues to hover around its weakest level in over six years.
KeyRaider iPhone Jailbreak Malware Compromises 225,000 Apple ID Logins And Passwords
Hackers have used stolen credentials to make app and in-app content purchases.
Asian Stocks Fall Again On Concerns About Fed Interest Rate Hike, Chinese Economic Data
Concerns about an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve led Asian markets to open the week lower, with sharp falls in China.
Al Jazeera Journalists Sentenced To 3 Years In Jail For 'Aiding Terrorist Organization'
Australia’s minister for foreign affairs expressed official support of compatriot Peter Greste, one of three Al Jazeera journalists given jail sentences by a court in Cairo.
MH370 Update: Experts Say Search For Missing Malaysian Airliner Could Be Focussing On Wrong Area
German oceanographic experts have said that ocean current modeling leads them to believe that the search area in the southern Indian Ocean could be thousands of miles off-target.
Asian Stocks Continue Rebound On Positive US Data, Chinese Pension Fund Investment
Chinese stocks rose sharply after a state pension fund said it will invest over $300 billion in the stock market. Only Hong Kong bucked the trend.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un Dismisses Party Officials After Impasse With South Korea Eases
The standoff between South Korea and the North eased after an agreement earlier this week.
Climate Change: New Report Slams Australian Government For Failing To Curb Emissions
Australia will fail to meet its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets under current policy measures, according to a new analysis.
Al-Shabab Recruitment Of Teenagers, Improved Social Media Tactics Concern Overseas Officials
Estimates of al-Shabab's size have ranged from 200 to 9,000.
'Fifty Shades Of Grey' Royalty Fraud: Texas Court Orders Ex-Publisher To Set Aside Over $10M
Jennifer Pedroza of Arlington, Texas, filed a lawsuit against former business partner Amanda Hayward last May.
European Shares Bounce Back After A Surge In Chinese, Asian Markets
European shares are now on course to recover most of the week's losses on a day that saw Chinese and Asian stocks make significant gains.
Australian Man Accused Of Sending Foreign Fighters To Syria To Stand Trial, Judge Rejects Appeal To Dismiss Charge
Hamdi Alqudsi is the first person to be charged under the Australian law with aiding rebels in Syria.
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