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Mingus Reedus, son of Norman Reedus and Helena Christensen, accepted an Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal on March 9, 2026, months after his August 2025 arrest over an incident involving Olivia Cotter.
A wave of revenge killings in North Chennai has exposed how gang bosses continue to run extortion and violence from inside prison.
Daniel Billings, convicted of murdering Molly Ticehurst, has filed a notice to appeal his 28-year sentence, delaying a government review into domestic violence services and prolonging the family's ordeal.
Israelis commemorated the third anniversary of the October 7 attack while Palestinians endured another day in devastated Gaza, as the region's political landscape has been radically transformed.
The November 2026 US midterms will decide control of Congress for the final two years of Donald Trump's presidency. A Republican sweep could unlock major legislation on taxes, immigration, trade and foreign policy, but fiscal and internal divisions remain key constraints.
Angus Taylor will pledge to halve Australia's refugee intake and net migration target, challenging One Nation's rise and addressing housing pressures.
Brazil's presidential election heads to an October 25 runoff after Flávio Bolsonaro narrowly beat Lula in the first round. Here's what shaped the result and what's at stake.
A senior NT public servant ran a private NDIS provider for nearly three years while overseeing child and family services. The department has since tightened its conflict of interest rules.
A six-year-old girl's cries prompted her father to rush to the cockpit and help restrain an attacker on a Flydubai flight, after the Indian captain was stabbed by his co-pilot. The plane landed safely in Saudi Arabia.
The US military has completed its withdrawal from Iraq after a 12-year mission. Baghdad celebrates a new phase of sovereignty, while Kurdish officials warn of security gaps following the removal of US air defence systems.
Deputy PM Richard Marles rules out another fuel excise cut as petrol prices hit 237.8c per litre in Sydney, with the Reserve Bank expected to raise rates.
A Melbourne-born traveller says China's infrastructure speed and quality left her questioning Australian standards. Experts weigh in on what Canberra could learn.
At least four people, including a child, were killed in overnight drone attacks across Russia and Ukraine, with strikes hitting residential buildings, an oil refinery and a passenger train.
Yemen's Houthis claim missile and drone attacks on Riyadh as Saudi coalition intercepts threats, raising regional tensions and oil supply concerns.
Experts warn the federal government's migration crackdown could give domestic abusers more control over victims, with many women unaware they are overstaying visas.
Four suspects, including three minors, are in custody after a 17-year-old girl was gang-raped and murdered in Delhi. Her body was found decomposed in a field, with police piecing together the crime through CCTV footage and a night-long search operation.
Dozens of Australians facing homelessness have been given days to leave a Perth campsite as the housing crisis deepens. Residents say they have nowhere to go.
A sacked Labor staffer with a history of offensive posts remains an Australia Day ambassador, prompting questions about vetting and the Prime Minister's judgment.
One Nation's plan to cut migration by 750,000 places over three years has sparked fierce debate. Industry groups warn of economic shock, while the party insists a reset is needed. Here's what the policy means for Australia.
Pakistan's three-year bid to join Brics remains blocked by India's veto, despite backing from China and Russia. The impasse highlights the limits of consensus-based expansion in a bloc reshaping global economic diplomacy.
