AUSTRALIA

A fish with a cylindrical eye that points upwards was discovered in the Tasman Sea located between Australia and New Zealand.

After a rocky but mostly positive performance last week, attention will be on geopolitics, earnings and economic data this week.

Earlier, a Chinese plane reported a similar sighting in the same area as the search for Flight MH370 entered Day 17.

Search teams continue to scour the southern Indian Ocean on Sunday for signs of the missing Malaysia Airlines.

Australian PM Tony Abbott was optimistic on Sunday about finding out what happened to Flight 370.

The Telegraph published a transcript of communications from the plane's pilots before it went missing.

As conflict rages on every continent, Antarctica remains peaceful, but its massive Ross Sea is threatened by fishing, mining and pollution.

Cancer-research facilities say they have received millions in donations thanks to a viral campaign involving an army of fresh-faced selfies.

Australian planes now plan to abandon radar scanning and instead rely on human spotters peering across a remote expanse of the Indian Ocean.

Markets seem well on the way to a recovery following a setback to sentiment triggered by Janet Yellen’s comments on Wednesday.

Court records and secret offshore files reveal Chinese firm’s links to Italian criminal probe and figures with possible ties to Sicilian Mafia.

The large objects that Australian officials said were spotted by satellite four days ago are the most promising find in days as searchers scour a vast area.

The upgraded system could have continued to send flight data by satellite even after the plane’s other communications were disabled.

The U.S. and New Zealand will join Australia in the search while commercial satellites will be deployed to generate clearer images.

Twenty-six nations have been searching for the missing Boeing Co 777 airliner over an area roughly the size of Australia for 12 days, but no wreckage has been found.

Malaysia has made available to the FBI electronic data generated by both pilots of Flight MH370.

China’s growing appetite for dairy products is expected to benefit Chinese dairy producers as well as countries like New Zealand.

Markets will look to the outcome of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting for clues about the future of monetary policy.

People on a remote island in the Indian Ocean say they saw a plane that matches the description. It could be true, but there are doubts.

The former Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers head coach seeks to change the fortunes of the New York Knicks.

Many of Hong Kong's older and richer millionaires, in particular, are keen to leave.