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A Great White Shark swims past a diving cage off Gansbaai about 200 kilometres east of Cape Town

NSW Shark Attack: Bronze Whaler Bites Teenager During Carnival Near Mollymook Beach

A 17-year-old boy has been bitten by a shark on the south coast of New South Wales.

Indonesia Rejects Australia’s Appeal, Refuses To Reconsider Death Penalty For Bali Nine Drug Offenders

Australian Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran (L) are escorted by police

Indonesia has refused to pay heed to Australia's appeal to spare two Bali Nine prisoners from facing the firing squad.

Convicted Killer Michael Ibrahim Sent Back To Jail For Parole Violation

Masks are seen behind the back seats of an Audi A5

John Ibrahim's brother Michael is back in jail for parole violation.

Festival goers relax at Worthy Farm in Somerset as the sun sets on the first day of the Glastonbury music festival June 25, 2014. Picture taken June 25, 2014.

Ecstasy Spike In River During Music Festival

Ecstasy and similar party drugs spike in the rivers near a music festival, causing concerns to ecologists.

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Kiwi Tabby Besley To Be Honoured by the Queen for Her LGBTI Advocacy

Kiwi Tabby Besley will be awarded by the Queen with the Young Leader award for her work for the LGBTI community.

Anne Lu Jan 15, 2015

A lesbian couple hold hands during a mass wedding ceremony in Mexico City

Lesbians Healther Than Bisexual Women

Bisexual women in the UK suffer worse mental health as compared to heterosexuals and lesbians.

sonali raj Jan 14, 2015

Policemen escort driver Shiv Kumar Yadav who is accused of a rape outside a court in New Delhi

Uber in Australia Blocks Transport Inspectors’ Mobile Phones & Accounts On ‘Suspicious Activity’

Uber is apparently undermining transport inspectors across Australia by blocking mobile phone services.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

The shadow of a Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) P3 Orion maritime search aircraft can be seen on low-level clouds as it flies over the southern Indian Ocean looking for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 March 31, 2014. REUTERS/Rob Griffith/Pool

New Zealand Considers Replacing Ageing Hercules Fleet With Bigger Boeing C-17s

The New Zealand Defence Force is considering the replacement of its C-130s in favour of the new and modern C-17s as part of its defence capability plan.

Reissa Su Jan 14, 2015

ISIS Allegedly Called Intel Ireland to Issue Bomb Threat; U.S.-Led Coalition Destroys More ISIS Targets

Intel Ireland has received a "credible" bomb threat from an alleged ISIS supporter. The company evacuated employees as a precaution while authorities investigate.

Reissa Su Jan 14, 2015

File photo showing the hand print of Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien at an anti-racism rally in Ottawa

Canada Court To Hear 'Driving while black' Appeal On Racism

A Canadian man, facing conviction for gun offence, has appealed in court that he has been a victim of racism.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

A pair of scissors and fabric are seen during a strike at Arena Moda factory in Pula March 10, 2014. Arena Tekstil employees from the Adriatic town of Pula went on strike in February after not being paid for at least four months. Ten months after Croatia

Lorena Bobbitt Of China Cuts Genital Of Cheating Husband Twice

Feng, a 21-year-old Chinese woman caught her husband, 32-year-old Fan Lung cheating on her after she found out that he sent a photo to his lover, 21-year-old Zhang Hung of Shangqiu City, using her cellphone. To get even, Feng imitated what scorned American woman Lorena Bobbitt did 30 years ago, which was to chop off her husband's penis using a pair of scissors while he was in dreamland.

Vittorio Hernandez Jan 14, 2015

A surfer enjoys a cool surf at sunrise at Sydney's Manly Beach

Helensburgh Man Drowns At Mystics Beach While Trying To Rescue Daughter

A Helensburgh father died while he tried saving his teenage stepdaughter.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Commissioner Bob Paulson takes part in a news conference with Canada's Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney in Ottawa

Canada Arrests Terror Suspect At Montreal Airport With Travel Ticket To India

Canada arrested another man in an alleged terrorist conspiracy.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

A person holds a placard with a pencil which reads "I am Charlie" during a minute of silence in Strasbourg

Australian Media Defy Law, Publish Charlie Hebdo Cover

Major Australian media outlets decide to publish the cover of Charlie Hebdo magazine.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

A sex worker sporting a tattoo on her foot participates in a protest in central Sydney

Chinese Man Accused Of Murdering Adelaide Sex Worker On New Year Applies For Release

Ting Fang's body was discovered in a hotel room in Adelaide on Jan. 1.

Sounak Mukhopadhyay Jan 14, 2015

A man types on a computer keyboard in Warsaw in this February 28, 2013 illustration file picture

Australia Falls In World Internet Speed Rankings; New Zealand Ranks Higher Than Australia

New Zealand has outperformed Australia in the latest U.S.-based rankings in the list of world's average Internet speed.

Reissa Su Jan 13, 2015

Pencils, representing the freedom of expression, are seen near candles as several thousand people gather to pay tribute to the victims following a shooting on Wednesday by gunmen at the offices of the satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo during a demo

Islamic Group Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia Refuses to Condemn Paris Killings, Says Attacks a Reaction to 'Humiliation'

A Pan-Islamic group in Australia has issued a public statement refusing to condemn the Paris incident for being disproportionate to other countless lives being taken everyday.

Reissa Su Jan 13, 2015

Show host Conan O'Brien and his wife, Liza Powell, arrive at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles

This Is How Conan O'Brien Feels About Charlie Hebdo Massacre

Late night show host and comedian Conan O'Brien has condemned the Charlie Hebdo massacre.

Conviron Altatis Jan 13, 2015

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and her husband Britain's Prince William (unseen) visit the Botanical Gardens in Christchurch April 14, 2014. Prince William and his wife are undertaking a 19-day official visit to New Zealand and Australia with their

Kate Middleton A 'Perfect Royal Escort,' But Shows A 'Forced Smile' In Public -- Report

The Duchess of Cambridge is reportedly rarely seen in public laughing with friends ever since she married Prince William.

Tanya Diente Jan 13, 2015

A child holds a pen during a vigil outside the Consulate General of France to pay tribute to the victims of an attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris

US to Wage War on Lone Wolf Attackers; ISIS Reiterates Calls to Target US, Australia, Canada and France

Following the deadly terror attacks in Paris, the US has declared war on lone wolf attackers. ISIS has renewed calls in a recent video for more lone wolves to attack prime target countries.

Reissa Su Jan 13, 2015

A movie poster of "Diana" is seen near the "Flame of Liberty" statue (L) and the Pont de l'Alma tunnel (R) in Paris where Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a road crash in 1997, September 28, 2013. "Diana" a biopic of th

Princess Diana Was Pregnant When She Died, Suggests Shocking New Play -- Report

A West End play revolving around the investigation of Princess Diana's death makes shocking claims. Head inside for details.

Jaskiran Kaur Jan 13, 2015

An Air New Zealand Plane Flies Over Mount Victoria

New Zealand's Rising Temperatures Drive Kiwis Outdoors; 2014 Weather Not Remarkable

New Zealand's soaring temperatures has driven most of New Zealanders outdoors. The highest temperature over the weekend was recorded in Pukaki Aero at 33.4 degrees Celsius.

Reissa Su Jan 13, 2015