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Mysterious Alien-Like Creature Pulled Out Of Sea Horrifies Fisherman

Desha Srichai, 41, was fishing in Krabi province in southern Thailand, when he came across the creepy-looking sea creature.

'Great Men': Argentina Lift Rugby Suspensions Over Racist Tweets

Pablo Matera said he was "deeply ashamed" of the tweets

'Great men': Argentina lift rugby suspensions over racist tweets

How Business Etiquette Is Different In Different Cultures

Just like anything else, different cultures have different business standards and practices.

Massive wildfires that devastated vast areas in Australia, Siberia, the US West Coast and South America in 2020 have been tied to climate change

2020 One Of Three Hottest Years Ever Recorded: UN

2020 one of three hottest years ever recorded: UN

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The start of Australian Open will be delayed from January 18 to February 8 according to newspaper reports

Australian Open Tennis Grand Slam Delayed To February 8: Report

Australian Open tennis Grand Slam delayed to February 8: report

Ever-reliable India skipper Virat Kohli cruised to his 58th ODI half century in a 102-run partnership with Shreyas Iyer

India vs. Australia: Kohli Breaks Tendulkar’s Record To Become Fastest To Reach 12,000 ODI Runs

Virat Kohli made his ODI debut in 2008 during India's tour of Sri Lanka.

From Taiwan to the United States, supporters have pledged to buy Australian wine after China hiked tariffs

Allies Raise A Glass To Australia Amid China Wine Dispute

Allies raise a glass to Australia amid China wine dispute

Australia has exited its first recession in almost 30 years, after bringing local coronavirus transmission largely under control

Australia Exits First Recession In Almost 30 Years

The Australian Bureau of Statistics said household spending largely drove the economic bounce, rising 7.9% compared with the previous quarter.

Mom, Boyfriend Binge-Watch Netflix While 3-Year-Old Girl Dies In Hot Car

The couple only realized that the toddler was locked in the car when they returned to the vehicle for afternoon school pickup.

Dog Owner Fights Python With Bare Hands To Save Puppy

The dog owner tried to fight off the reptile with a roll of Christmas paper but in vain.

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian sparked outrage when he posted a staged image of a man dressed as an Australian soldier holding a bloody knife to an Afghan child's throat

Twitter Rejects Call To Remove Chinese Official's Fake Australian Troops Tweet

Twitter rejects call to remove Chinese official's fake Australian troops tweet

Middle East scholar Kylie Moore-Gilbert was released last week in a swap for three Iranians linked to a botched plot to kill Israeli officials in Bangkok

Academic Freed In Iran 'Blown Away' By Support

Academic freed in Iran 'blown away' by support

Andrew Bogut Retires; Golden State Warriors Express Gratitude For Contributions

Australian center Andrew Bogut shockingly calls it a career.

What China Posted On Twitter That Has Australia So Upset

An investigation alleges that Australian soldiers in Afghanistan may have committed war crimes by killing prisoners and unarmed civilians.

India vs. Australia: Setback For Aussies As David Warner Ruled Out Of T20Is; Doubtful For Tests

Australia have sealed the three-match ODI series 2-0 against India.

Morrison called the tweet an 'outrageous and disgusting slur' against the Australian armed forces

Australia PM Slams Chinese Official's 'Repugnant' Tweet

Australia PM slams Chinese official's 'repugnant' tweet

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service said the fire was burning on two fronts

Australia Bush Fire Rips Through Heritage-listed Island

Australia bush fire rips through heritage-listed island

Halsey Slams Recording Academy Over Grammys Snub: 'It's Not Always About Music'

Halsey has slammed the Recording Academy for not being "transparent" when it comes to its nomination process.

Foreign students disembark from an international flight at Darwin Airport, the first such arrivals since Australia's border closure in March

First Foreign Students Arrive In Australia Since Virus Closure

First foreign students arrive in Australia since virus closure

November Sky Event: Don't Miss The Year's Last Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

The year's final penumbral lunar eclipse is happening on Monday.

A fiery sunset over the Members' Stand during the one-day cricket match between India and Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground in the sweltering city

Sydney Records Hottest November Night As Heatwave Sweeps City

Sydney recorded its hottest November night as Australia's largest city suffered through a weekend heatwave that saw daytime temperatures peak above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).

This US Navy handout photo shows the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and the guided-missile cruiser USS Philippine Sea steaming through the Strait of Hormuz on September 18, 2020

US Navy Denies Carrier Group Moved Into Gulf After Any 'Threats'

US navy denies carrier group moved into Gulf after any 'threats'

Kaylee McKeown is a strong prospect for Australia's Olympic team, having won silver in the 200m backstroke at last year's long-course world championships in South Korea

Aussie McKeown Breaks 200m Short-course Backstroke World Record

Aussie McKeown breaks 200m short-course backstroke world record

Denmark's cull has left mink farmers in despair -- the country is the world's biggest exporter of pelts but the animals can catch the coronavirus and also pass it back to humans

Could COVID-19 Kill Off The Fur Industry?

A fur industry already reeling from economic pressures may have been dealt a fatal blow by COVID-19.

Britain's announcement comes as US tech giants are facing increasing scrutiny around the world over their power and as other countries step up their regulatory powers.

UK To Impose Tougher Rules On Google, Facebook

UK to impose tougher rules on Google, Facebook

A woman looks at a bottle of Australian wine at a supermarket in Hangzhou, in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Beijing has hit Australian wine exports with punitive tariffs of up to 212 percent

China's 'Shadow Trade War' Threatens Australia

China's 'shadow trade war' threatens Australia

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