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A man from New Zealand suffered a double whammy when he filed a $70,000 lawsuit against a prostitute for failing to complete a sex session with him. He claimed the sex trade worker breached the country's Consumer Guarantee Acts when she did not deliver a service she was paid for.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 26, 2014

Australia has committed to open its doors and facilitate all possible travel assistance to the family members of the 239 passengers of the ill-fated Malaysia Airlines MH370 once wreckage of the missing plane has been found.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 25, 2014

The producers of an Australian film of which the plot highly resembles the tragedy that struck the still missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 has decided to pull back the production of the movie out of respect to the victims, families and authorities affected by the incident.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 25, 2014

Magistrate Charlie Rozencwajg sentenced MP Craig Thomson on Tuesday to 12 months prison term for using $24,000 of Health Services Union (HSU) funds to pay for prostitutes and personal expenses.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 25, 2014

The flight of some 2,000 passengers has been delayed at the Brisbane International Airport on Monday morning as authorities were forced to clear the area. A pair of scissors detected in a passenger's carry-on luggage sparked a major re-screening process.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 25, 2014

A Kiwi house thief, dubbed as Spiderman, pleaded on Monday guilt to 19 charges, including the theft of expensive and branded items such as Prada watches and Louis Vuitton bags.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 25, 2014

The Vatican could easily have received a box of cocaine and condoms if German officials did not intercept it.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Mar 24, 2014

Two men died over the weekend when the small plane they are flying crashed in Hawke's Bay in Hastings, New Zealand.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 24, 2014

Despite 2 Iranian male passengers known to have used stolen passports and another passenger with knowledge of flight simulation, Malaysian acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein declared on Friday that foreign intelligence agencies cleared all the passengers aboard the ill-fated Flight 370.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 23, 2014

Pope Francis admonished on Friday the Italian Mafia, exposed in the 1980s film The Godfather, to repent of their sins or go to hell.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 22, 2014

A Canadian man who claims to be a doctor has been freshly charged for allegedly acting like a paediatric neurosurgeon

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Mar 21, 2014

New evidence related to legendary singer Kurt Cobain’s death dramatically has forced a fresh review of the case.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Mar 21, 2014

Court ruled against a Melbourne man who racially abused a French tourist

Athena Yenko Mar 21, 2014

Aussie male strippers popularly known as Thunder From Down Under caught in gun brawl in Las Vegas

Athena Yenko Mar 20, 2014

Gerald Francis Ridsdale, a former Australian Catholic priest, described his paedophile tendencies as "God's work." In raping a four year old girl, he told her she was "God's little angel."

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 19, 2014

Rachel Canning, the 18-year-old cheerleader who sued her parents for child support, has not only returned home, she has also dropped her lawsuit.

Anne Lu Mar 19, 2014

The apparent political motive of the pilot of the missing Malaysian Airline Flight 370 in diverting the Boeing 777 jet is becoming clearer. Malaysian Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim admitted on Tuesday that he is related to Zaharie Ahmad Shah, the captain of the missing jet, through Mr Anwar's son-in-law.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 19, 2014

Described as normally friendly dogs, a pair of Alaskan malamute dogs have mauled to death a 7-year old girl from Manitoba, Canada.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Mar 18, 2014

Western Australia's worst sex offender released from jail

Athena Yenko Mar 18, 2014

The request by lawyers of convicted MP Craig Thomson would likely invite public criticism and anger. Defence lawyer Greg James argued before the Melbourne Magistrate Court on Tuesday not to jail the former national secretary of the Health Services Union (HSU) despite his being found by the court of misusing the HSU-issued credit cards, including pay prostitutes for sex services rendered.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 18, 2014

Police investigates infant graveyard in a Queensland property

Athena Yenko Mar 18, 2014

More evidence is cropping up indicating the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 was hijacked by its own pilot, Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah. The 53-year-old aviator appeared to have done it as a form of government protest,

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 17, 2014

The mystery behind the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 deepens further as latest report returns to terrorism, however, the possible suspects are no longer the two Iranian men with stolen passports, but the plane's pilot and the same group behind the 9/11 attack in the U.S.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 16, 2014

Former Disney star Miley Cyrus's infamous protruding tongue is bringing her to deep trouble. And so does its giant replica.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 15, 2014

Malaysian authorities are apparently setting aside the hijack angle of the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 with no less than Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak declaring on Saturday afternoon that the Boeing 777 aircraft was deliberately deviated by the pilot, co-pilot or someone with knowledge of aviation.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 15, 2014

Two girls, aged 17 and 15 respectively, were charged for forcing an autistic boy to have sex with an animal and filming the entire process.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Mar 14, 2014

The suspect, who reportedly injured 23 people and killed 2 others during Southwest festival in the early morning of March 13, has been identified.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Mar 14, 2014

Tiger Woods could be draining out his pockets because the company that Tiger Woods owns is reportedly facing a civil case that could make the golfer pay to the complainant a massive $1.3 million for the damages including interest incurred.

Rachelle Corpuz Mar 14, 2014

With the angle of terrorism linked to two Iranian men carrying stolen passports ruled out after it appeared they were economic asylum seekers, Malaysian authorities are now looking into the 237 other passengers and crew of the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 for clues to the plane's whereabouts.

Vittorio Hernandez Mar 14, 2014