An Australian student has reportedly been raped in Sri Lanka while she was on an educational tour.
A 24-year-old woman allegedly had sex on an Air Canada flight with a 38-year-old man during the weekend.
A New Zealand pastor has been found guilty of importing more than nine kilograms of methamphetamine and heroin into Australia. Bernadine Terry Prince, who also goes by the name of Pastor Bernie McCully, is facing up to three years in jail after a Supreme Court jury in Darwin found her guilty on Thursday.
Evidence collected by a police forensic accountant could help pin down disgraced Australian MP Craig Thomson on charges that he misused the Health Services Union (HSU)-issued credit card to pay for sexual services.
A report released on Tuesday by Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD), in response to a parliamentary question from Conservative MP Nick de Bois, found that over the past seven years, a total £7 million worth of items have been stolen.
Eighteen-year-old Jack Greenslade of New Plymouth was found guilty of filming his friend having sex with a drunk 17-year-old girl and then posting the video on Facebook similar to that video which exposed the victim to shame.
Horse owners in Canada are getting increasingly worried about the tails of their animals as thieves have been targeting them of late
Are American police officers overstepping their bounds when it comes to probing suspects, especially in body parts considered private? Two recent but separate incidents in the U.S. appears to confirm that.
Which is a more shocking crime of passion - sexually assaulting a teenager or an animal? A New South Wales man, now 53 years old, allegedly committed those despicable acts between 2003 and 2005, and is now facing 21 charges for both offences.
The real “Wolf of Wall Street” Jordan Belfort is not hiding in Australia, he has denied. The U.S. attorney’s office apologised for saying that the former stockbroker, who was portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in the Martin Scorsese film, has moved Down Under.
Saverio Bellante, 34, is accused of killing his landlord over a game of chess in Dublin.
Justin Bieber has not been arrested as of late for his involvement in an egg-throwing incident, but will he be deported for this?
Gillian Rodgers' last overseas trip was four years. And this month, she will be going to Blenheim. She decided to bring out her trusty, old suitcase to have it cleaned up and aired. Never did she imagined that in one of its pockets was a packet of drugs, discovered four years later.
In a landmark political decision on Sunday, Victoria Premier Denis Napthine announced at the launch of Melbourne's Midsumma festival, the city's yearly gay and lesbian event, that the criminal records of men who were convicted for engaging in gay sex in the past would be erased from state records.
A disturbing video of drunken 9 year-old boy surfaced on the YouTube, lately. The video has gone viral, leaving its viewers shocked and father of the child horrified. The allegedly drunk child is said to be from New Zealand. It is said that New Zealand police is investigating the matter from the time the video was posted on the Web site on Jan.7, 2014.
The legalisation of sale of Marijuana in the U.S has reignited the debate as to whether the drug should be made legal in Australia too. Will the policy of prohibition work? Or should Australia follow the route taken by the U.S.
The scheduled Wednesday deportation of Ali Choudhry, a gay Pakistan-born man in a relationship with neuroscientist Dr Matthew Hynd is on hold and a bridging visa was issued to him. An appeal he filed with the Migration Review Tribunal led to the temporary respite from being kicked out of Australia.
Cite the words naked man, olive oil and lubricant and chances are people who read those words would think of kinky sex practices. However, Australian police amusedly found it was a young lover's surprise for his girlfriend gone wrong.
There three Filipinas whose video crushing a puppy to death by stomping on it went viral in October 2013. These women appear to have clones in Victoria, Australia, who also stomped and threw on the wall on New Year's Day 22 rabbits.
Charlie Sheen does not like spending Christmas without his children one bit. The “Anger Management” star has lashed out in public against his ex-wives and child protection services office for allegedly not giving him access to his children on Christmas eve.
The Australian Federal Police warns Aussies travelling for Christmas against airport mischief
China has recorded that six babies died after receiving hepatitis B vaccines. The vaccination formed part of the government's drive to immunize its citizens against the liver disease.
Sex workers in Canada may have felt happy after the Supreme Court's ruling in favour of the trade that prostitution is finally going to be legalised in the country; however, the possibilities may still be bleak.
A 22-year-old man from Oklahoma, U.S., has been charged with first-degree murder over the death of the 5-month-old child of his girlfriend. He allegedly killed the child during a football game on Dec 7.
The Italian sisters who once worked for Nigella Lawson have talked about her mood swings and how she binged on junk foods.
The U.S. has registered Riane Gysberts, an Aussie woman, from Franskton, Victoria as a sexual predator as she pleaded guilty to one count of solicitation of a minor observing sexual conduct in Tennessee's Madison Country Circuit Court.
Prince William's voicemails were hacked from different recipients, including Prince Harry and then-girlfriend Kate Middleton, and the jury even heard some of these messages.
“Breaking Bad” might have played a different fate for its main, anti-hero character, but in real life, Walter White has been sentenced to jail. In a case of life imitating art, a real-life meth dealer sharing the name of the fictional TV show character was arrested and sentenced to spend 12 years in jail on Monday.
Former Christchurch police officer Gordon Stanley Meyer has avoided a jail sentence. The disgraced cop was instead sentenced to nine months of home detention. He previously pleaded guilty to multiple charges, which include bribery, corruption, and indecent assault.
U.S. President Barack Obama has announced he will not be attending the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Moreover, he has approved to send a U.S. delegation that includes two openly gay athletes, in what seemed to be a strong and open message of solidarity with others against Russian President Vladimir Putin's anti-homosexual laws.
