Netanyahu: 'Don't be fooled' about Iran and ISIS
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iranian regime will always be an enemy of America, its battle against Islamic State does not make it a friend. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Australian Associated PressAustralia backs report on Palestine aid agency
An independent report that revealed Israel had not provided evidence of links between Hamas and a UN relief agency in Palestine has been welcomed by Australia.
- Australian Associated Press
Woman's hospital death from over-sedation 'preventable'
Pukumani Alimankinni died in a secure mental health ward at Royal Darwin Hospital after nursing staff did observations by CCTV, an inquest has heard.
- Australian Associated Press
Re-signing Foran a must for Titans jigsaw: Sattler
Kieran Foran wants to play a 17th season in the NRL and has backed Shaun Johnson to play a 15th as the two champion playmakers prepare to clash on the field.
- Australian Associated Press
Mariners forward Torres charged with sexual assault
Central Coast Mariners forward Angel Torres has been charged with sexual assault and stood down from team duties.
- Australian Associated Press
Victim's family 'justifiably angry' over bailed accused
Daniel Billings allegedly murdered his ex-girlfriend while on bail facing a string of violent charges, including raping and stalking her, a court has been told.
- Yahoo News Australia
Couple fume at 'eyesore' built in front of waterfront property
The couple were given no heads up before workers appeared in front of their home to construct the almost two-metre structure.
- Australian Associated Press
Sharks in limbo as Trindall 'fails roadside tests'
Cronulla NRL star Braydon Trindall has allegedly failed roadside drug and alcohol tests, with the club standing the playmaker down with immediate effect.
- Australian Associated Press
Irankunda dreams of Socceroos despite Olyroos snub
Nestory Irankunda says he wanted to join the Olyroos for the U23 Asian Cup but is still dreaming of playing for the Socceroos despite the disappointment.
- Australian Associated Press
'Predatory' behaviour led to Indigenous teens' deaths
The 1987 deaths of two Indigenous teenage girls would likely have been better investigated had the girls been white, a state coroner has concluded.
- Australian Associated Press
Mam proud of stance on slur, prepared to meet Leniu
Brisbane No.6 Ezra Mam has broken his silence on Spencer Leniu's racial slur, saying he has no regrets about how he handled it, and he is open to meeting Leniu.
- Australian Associated Press
Off-contract Petaia eyes season-ending shoulder surgery
Queensland Reds and Wallabies back Jordan Petaia will likely have shoulder surgery that will bring an early end to the season for the off-contract talent.
- Australian Associated Press
Arthur's 'part-time footy team' barb stokes Eels' fire
Parramatta prop Junior Paulo says coach Brad Arthur was right to call out the Eels squad for their lacklustre performance against the Dolphins.
- Australian Associated Press
Taiwan rattled by dozens of quakes, no major damage
More than 200 aftershocks have shaken Taiwan weeks after a major 7.2 magnitude earthquake killed at least 17 people.
- Australian Associated Press
Government seeks to dismiss tower residents' court case
The Victorian government says a tenant of one of Melbourne's 44 public housing towers has no real prospects of winning a legal fight against their demolition.
- Australian Associated Press
CBD to be shut down for fatal bus crash re-enactment
Brisbane's CBD will be shut down on the weekend as authorities carry out a re-enactment of a bus crash that killed a young woman to investigate the cause.
- Australian Associated Press
Truckie to face trial on fewer school bus crash charges
Truck driver Jamie Gleeson, 50, has been committed to stand trial in the Victorian County Court, charged over a crash that left students seriously injured.
- Australian Associated Press
Dumping of second city injection room 'will cost lives'
A second supervised injecting room will not be built in Melbourne, after the state government rejected a report recommending one for the CBD.
- Australian Associated Press
Senators want property tax reforms back on the agenda
Modest tax changes could save the budget billions and help "turn the ship around" for first-home buyers, senators David Pocock and Jacqui Lambie say.
- Australian Associated Press
Knights name uncapped Armstrong as Ponga's replacement
With their season threatening to spiral out of control, Newcastle will roll the dice on an uncapped fullback to replace the injured Kalyn Ponga.
- Australian Associated Press
Alleged chainsaw attack sparked by 'dog tensions'
A woman is on trial after being jointly charged over an alleged chainsaw attack carried out by her late husband on their neighbour in rural Tasmania.