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Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says airline sold 8,000 flights that had already been cancelled.

The world number one and top seed lost by two sets to one to Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko.

As week of key meetings gets under way, Indonesia's foreign minister tells counterparts the group must prove its worth.

Ukraine downs 17 drones over Izmail port as Russian and Turkish leaders prepare for talks on Ukrainian grain exports.

Pope Francis is wrapping up a four-day trip to Mongolia, which has been as much about geopolitics as religion.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says baseless claim by US ambassador 'tarnished our image'.

As the war enters its 558th day, these are the main developments.

Zelenskyy will ask his parliament to replace Oleksii Reznikov with Rustem Umerov, head of Ukraine's State Property Fund.

Several killed in unrest between ethnic communities in Iraqi city.

Israeli PM also requested that ministers present him with plans 'for the removal of all the other illegal infiltrators'.

Thousands of festivalgoers remain stranded as organisers close vehicular traffic following storm flooding in Nevada.

Ayman al-Hosari decided to make the destruction around him into canvases that speak volumes about living in Gaza.

Zimbabwe's all-time leading wicket-taker dies after a battle with cancer.

African leaders should use the gathering in Nairobi to chart the course for a renewable energy revolution.

Mass evacuations, cancelled flights as storm plunges thousands of households into darkness.

Vast expanse of the 54-nation continent is relatively unserved and unwarned by inadequate weather forecasts.

The kingdom is making investments and training new local talent as it aims to become a powerhouse in game development.

Former NBA star Luol Deng on building the South Sudan basketball team and why he believes sport can change lives.

The Iranian embassy reopened in June, and the ambassador is expected to be fully situated there within days.

Five people injured, migrants and refugees attacked on Friday when an anti-migrant march turned violent in Limassol.

Monday's meeting in Sochi comes amid international efforts to patch up the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

Coup leaders also ordered the 'expulsion' of France's Ambassador Sylvain Itte, who has shown no sign of leaving.

Australian mission will help boost security for the upcoming Pacific Games as well as next year's general elections.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 557th day.

Pyongyang says it carried out a nuclear attack drill with mock atomic warheads attached to two long-range missiles.

US president pledges support for Florida after snub by Governor Ron DeSantis, a potential presidential rival.

Court places billionaire businessman under arrest for two months over fraud and money laundering charges.

Police in disputed Kashmir region threaten legal action against the broadcaster for reporting on media crackdown.

Tensions rising as French President Emmanual Macron refuses to recognise coup.

One civilian killed as Kurds, Arabs hold rival protests over plans to hand over security building to local authorities.

Founder of defunct channel 8 Passengers Ruby Franke and her business partner arrested this week.

Decision to invite representatives from Russia and Iran to awards ceremony criticised over Ukraine war, rights abuses.

Supporters and critics of Eritrean government engage in violent clashes at a pro-government event in Tel Aviv.

Russia's compromised political system, which led to the Wagner Group's mutiny, will continue to pose a risk for Putin.

Protesters rally outside a French military base, calling for the ambassador and about 1,500 soldiers to leave.

South Kivu is the scene of attacks staged by armed groups and there has been violence between locals and Chinese miners.

South Sudan have made history by winning their first FIBA World Cup game and by qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Closures in major cities with shops displaying placards decrying 'unreasonable increase in electricity bills and taxes'.

Carnage on Iraq's highways often occurs during the Arbaeen religious event as millions flock to the city of Karbala.

Best known for the 1977 song Margaritaville, it quickly took on a life of its own and became a 'a profound meditation'.

The coup - West and Central Africa's eighth in three years - drew cheering crowds onto the streets.

The 29-year-old who fled war in Syria eight years ago shares his journey from being a refugee to mayor of Ostelsheim.

China has recorded a series of weak economic data in the past six months.

The popular Nigerian rapper was a late bloomer but has since come into his own and made an impact in multiple fields.

One naval drone was destroyed late on Friday and two others early on Saturday morning, Russia's defence ministry says.

Billionaire businessman Mohamed al-Fayed remained convinced his son, Dodi, and Diana were victims of a conspiracy.

The outcome of the meeting between Israel and Libya's foreign ministers is a weakened Libyan PM, and stronger militias.

India's space agency launches rocket to study the sun a little over a week after historic landing on moon's south pole.

Super Typhoon Saola weakens after making landfall on southern China's Guangdong coast after pummelling Hong Kong.

As the war enters its 556th day, these are the main developments.