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Morrison, who snubbed a major UN climate summit two days earlier, also said the Great Barrier Reef was "vibrant and resilient" weeks after his own government downgraded the world heritage site's long-term outlook to "very poor" for the first time

Australia PM Lashes Climate Critics In UN Speech

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison implied that Swedish teen Greta Thunberg, who accused world leaders of betraying her generation in a speech two days earlier, was being manipulated

Meghan Markle ‘Touchy,’ ‘Flirty’ Towards Prince Harry; Body Language Suggests She’s Pregnant?

Meghan Markle's non-verbal cues in South Africa may suggest that she's pregnant with her second child.

Student Lay Dead In New Zealand University Dorm For Two Months

Police are investigating the death of a student in New Zealand who was found eight weeks after his unexplained death

Police are investigating the death of a student in New Zealand whose body lay undiscovered in a university dorm room for eight weeks

Liam Hemsworth’s Ex Miley Cyrus Shows Off Her Toned Abs On Instagram

Miley Cyrus vacations with her mom and her sister after splitting from Kaitlynn Carter and Liam Hemsworth.

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Cannabis Made Legal In Australian Capital Territory

The Australian Capital Territory, home of the nation's parliament, has legalised the possession and growing of small amounts of cannabis from next year

Folau 'Conceded' Homophobic Post Breached Rules: Rugby Australia

Folau was sacked by Rugby Australia in May for posting on Instagram that 'hell awaits' gay people and others he considers sinners

What Meghan Markle Learned From Kate Middleton Based On South Africa Tour

Meghan Markle has learned a fashion secret from Kate Middleton.

Allen Iverson Relives His Iconic NBA Finals Moment In New Ad

Allen Iverson relives his iconic NBA Finals moment in a television ad for an Australian sports betting app.

Infographic: Where Most Climate Change Deniers Live

According to YouGov, the U.S. is the country with the highest share of climate change deniers.

Prince Charles, Prince William, Princess Diana

Prince William Adorably Says He’ll Go To Church For Harry’s Christening In Video

Prince William had the cutest voice when he was a toddler.

Most victims in Wamena were non-Papuans, authorities said

Death Toll Mounts As Papua Hit By Bloody Unrest

More than two dozen people have died in riots in Papua, authorities said Tuesday, sparking calls for an investigation into one of the bloodiest eruptions of violence to hit the restive Indonesian territory in years.Thousands fled to shelters following an outburst of bloodshed that saw civilians burned alive in buildings set ablaze by protesters, with at least 30 people killed and dozens injured since Monday.

Indonesian children get a dose of oxygen from a Red Cross volunteer. UNICEF says the forest fires are puttling nearly 10 million children at risk from the toxic air

Indonesian Forest Fires Putting 10 Million Children At Risk: UN

From the start of August to September 18, the fires emitted about 360 megatonnes of carbon dioxide

Australia Probes PayPal Amid Child Abuse Payment Fears

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) will appoint an external auditor to examine what it calls 'ongoing concerns' over PayPal's alleged breaches of the country's anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws

Budweiser Maker InBev Prices IPO To Raise US$5 Billion

The listing will provide a much-needed boost to the Hong Kong exchange, which is grappling with the effects of the China-US trade war and long-running protests in the city

David Attenborough has criticised Australia over its coal emissions and for not giving 'a damn what it does to the rest of the world'

Attenborough Calls Out Australia's Climate Stance

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison continues to focus on boosting coal exports

A fruit bat rescued from drought by Queensland Bats is nursed back to health at their wildlife centre on Australia's Gold Coast

Bats Starving To Death In Australia Drought

A fruit bat hangs in a cage at a rescue centre in Gold Coast, Australia

Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie

Meghan Markle May Have Second Baby In 2020; Kate Shares ‘Pregnancy’ With Fan?

Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton are rumored to welcome another baby in 2020.

Budweiser-maker InBev had planned to list in Hong Kong earlier this year but pulled out citing a lack of support

Budweiser IPO Price In Asia Set At Low Range HK$27

The Asian subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch InBev plans to earn at least $5 billion from its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.

Meghan Markle Wears Queen Elizabeth’s Most Hated Item Like Kate Middleton [PHOTOS]

Meghan Markle wore Queen Elizabeth II’s most hated fashion item like what Kate Middleton recently did.

Meghan Markle Not Having A Personal Stylist An Advantage She Has Over Kate

Meghan Markle has an advantage over Kate Middleton when it comes to fashion.

Australia Resumes Live Sheep Exports After Ban Lifted

New guidelines introduced in 2018 required exporters to significantly increase cargo space for sheep and to ensure independent observers travel on all ships carrying live animals

NASA, Australia Teaming Up For Artemis’ Mars, Moon Missions

NASA and Australia’s newly-formed space agency has announced a new partnership focused on the former’s upcoming Mars and Moon missions. As part of the collaboration, the Australian Space Agency will allocate $150 million for the development of new technology and concepts for NASA.

Zara Tindall Urged Mike To Message Her After He ‘Snubbed’ Her At Bar

Zara Tindall made the first move in her and Mike Tindall's relationship.

Volunteers in Manila scoop up coastal trash as part of the World Cleanup Day initiative

Environmental Activists Pluck Plastic From World's Beaches On Mass Cleanup Day

Thousands of volunteers wielding nets and bin bags scoured coasts, parks and riverbanks across the globe Saturday, in a litter-picking drive highlighting the vast quantity of trash dumped worldwide, a day after mass international climate protests.Campaigners took part in World Cleanup Day from Manila to the Mediterranean, as hundreds of thousands of people across the world take part in demonstrations and activities calling for urgent action on the environment.