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Lesley Page has said yes to the Prince's request to help him and the Duchess with her troubling second pregnancy.

Sierra Leone is in desperate need of help for military aid and logistical support more than financial contributions, but Australia maintains its stance to not send troops. Meanwhile, the New Zealand government believes the virus is "unlikely" to reach the country, but has measures in place just in case it does.

A single mom from Casper, Wyoming shared on social media her parenting story after finding out that her teenage daughter was skipping classes in school. Jeannie Crutchfield used a camera and Facebook in disciplining her 14-year-old daughter, Rickilee Durrant, for her wrongdoing and the video recording went viral.

On Wednesday, Oct. 8, the total lunar eclipse peak is set to offer a great view before the crack of dawn provided that the weather conditions will not disrupt the entire viewing experience. Interested observers are suggested to head out to the locations where the 2014 total lunar eclipse will be best viewed.

A group of experts are conducting parallel investigation in an attempt to hunt the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Their findings suggests that the investigators may not be looking in the right place.

The racial attack against a woman who is believed to be a Muslim while on a train in Melbourne raises questions regarding Australia's escalating anti-Muslim views.

Queen Elizabeth has reportedly told the Duchess to be out on public appearances again and not be bothered by her pregnancy sickness.

The Duchess once again had to pull out on a visit to a charity catering to children with behavioural disorders.

Pharmaceutical companies working on Ebola treatments experienced a stock surge after news of the first case of Ebola in the United States broke out.

Kate Middleton has reportedly asked Camilla Parker-Bowles to "stay away" from her family as result of their strained relationship. Head inside for more details.

The time and manner we train our pets are crucial.

Australia ranked 13th with one out of three senior citizens living in poverty.

Fans will reportedly finally get a glimpse of the Duchess' baby bump when she resumes with her royal duties on October.

The opposition in Syria has grown suspicious of the real intentions of the U.S. in the country despite the ongoing airstrikes against the extremist group, ISIS.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has commended the emissions target of Australia as at par with other countries.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key is aware of a small group of New Zealanders fighting alongside ISIS in the Middle East. He said the threat level of a terror attack is "low" in New Zealand.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have reportedly thought of a name of their second child, hoping their next baby is a daughter. Head inside to find out the name.

New anti-terror raids awakened Melbourne suburb residents as the AFP and Victoria Police carry out their mission in five locations. One man from Seabrook was arrested for funding a U.S. citizen who is fighting in Syria. Intelligence reports revealed he was about to make more fund transfers to terrorists.

Australia Treasurer Joe Hockey seeks to find out the truth from the Tax Office and asks the tax commissioner to explain why Australians pay more for the same gadgets and goods their American counterparts buy.

A Canadian child wandered away last Sunday night from an Ontario farm.

James Foley's family said the anti-Islam ad was against what Foley had believed in.

Specialist police officers shot a gunman in Brisbane.

A viral story about an Ebola vaccine working only people with white skin is a hoax and should be believed to be true. The source of the story has claimed it is a satire website and everything it publishes is meant for "entertainment purposes."

A Canada explosion injured five people on Sunday, Sept 28.

A woman from Auckland was outraged to wake up one day and see her house and car covered in "clumps of poo." She blamed passing aircraft for dumping waste on her property.

A suspected child bride with her uncle was intercepted at the airport and prevented from boarding their flight to Lebanon. Authorities fear young Muslim girls in Australia are at risk of being sent off to Iraq and Syria for arranged marriages with ISIS extremists.

The Indonesian province of Aceh approved on Saturday a law that punishes people engaged in gay sex with caning. The new law covers followers of Islam and non-Muslims too and even foreigners.

While some right-wingers have threatened Emma, a recent letter from a 15-year-old has drawn applause.

Cancer patient in her last stage, Mary Ann Manning, got her final wish of having a mother-of-groom and groom dance.