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Chartered bus was thought to be carrying guests from a wedding reception at a wine estate back to their accommodation.

Veneration of veterans gained momentum in the John Howard era and the revelations from Afghanistan have shocked many.

As the war enters its 474th day, these are the main developments.

'First results' of counterattack praised as Ukraine troops claim to take back villages in the eastern Donetsk region.

Former president is the first US leader to face federal charges.

Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu gave the directive saying all 'volunteer detachments' must now sign military contracts.

Egyptian authorities say an electrical short circuit sparked a blaze on a scuba diving boat near Marsa Alam.

Djokovic dispatches Casper Ruud in straight sets to break record for most major singles trophies in men's tennis.

Sturgeon was arrested in connection with a police investigation into the Scottish National Party's funding.

The EU is considering a major financial package for the cash-strapped nation amid a growing refugee and migrant crisis.

Condemnation comes after UN Security Council report said there were rifts within the Taliban's ranks.

The recent escalation in Kosovo reflects the US and the EU's dangerous strategy of appeasing expansionist Belgrade.

The earthquake affected the northern island of Hokkaido but no injuries or significant damage have been reported.

Victory by 209 runs at The Oval means Australia capture the one major men's cricket title that had eluded them.

Iranian leader said some international stakeholders cannot be trusted, but that cooperation with IAEA must continue.

Honduras established formal ties with China in March, becoming the latest country to break ties with Taiwan.

While Saturday marked the calmest day since the conflict began, fighting resumed on Sunday with renewed intensity.

Four children were discovered by a team of army and Indigenous people after their plane crashed in the Amazon jungle.

Ten Chinese aircraft flew over the Taiwan Strait's median line on Sunday as tensions in the region continue to rise.

Sixteen rhinos released into Garamba National Park more than 16 years after last one was poached in the reserve.

Dragos Viorel Tigau allegedly compared a monkey with Africans while attending a meeting in Nairobi.

Voters in the Western Balkan nation will elect members to 81-seat parliament in a snap election.

Former US president blasts federal indictment as 'a political hit job' as he rallies support at Republican conventions.

Vinesh Phogat, who has accused wrestling body chief of sexually abusing her, has slammed pace of probe into allegations.

Havana slams 'slanderous speculation' as US official says China upgraded its intelligence unit in Cuba in 2019.

Cairo says all Sudanese must obtain visas before crossing the border, reversing an exemption for women and children.

Protesters take to streets for the 23rd week, opposing judicial changes as well as killings of Palestinians in Israel.

Ukraine's leader tells Russian President Vladimir Putin that his generals are optimistic about the military operations.

Manchester City win the first Champions League in their history and secure the treble by beating Inter Milan 1-0.

Hail and heavy rain pounded Bannu, Lakki Marwat, and Karak districts of the northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Unravelling treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe is latest sign of escalating tension between NATO and Russia.

Ex-president expected to use speeches at two state party conventions to rail against the allegations.

Investigators reconstructed the two-week voyage of a 15-metre yacht suspected of being involved in the sabotage.

Theodore Kaczynski committed 16 bombings from 1978 and 1995, killing 3 and permanently maiming several of his victims.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev sacked emergency situations minister Yury Ilyin on Saturday.

The men were previously sentenced to between 33 and 58 years in prison for crimes against humanity.

It is high time Germany stops conflating Palestinian activism with anti-Semitism in an attempt to atone for its past.

Johnson, who has been under investigation over 'Partygate', says his opponents were 'determined to drive me out'.

Abdalmasih H is refusing to speak about the motives behind his attack on children in the French Alpine town of Annecy.

More than 6,000 villagers forced to evacuate from near the Mayon volcano's crater in northeastern Albay province.

Russia says Ukraine has started a long-expected counteroffensive but denies Kyiv made gains along the front lines.

At least five workers have been killed in explosion at the MKE Rocket and Explosives Factory outside Ankara.

As tech bosses raise the doomsday alarm, others say it’s a distraction from AI’s real, less sensational dangers.

Aid agencies hoping to deliver aid during the truce period but will need a guarantee of safe passage from warring sides.

Israel's policy of demolishing the family homes of Palestinians accused of attacking Israelis considered a war crime.

Saudi Arabia goes it alone in cutting oil production by one million barrels a day starting in July.

Neither the indictment itself nor a conviction would prevent the ex-US president from running for 2024 election.

Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari discusses the formidable challenges facing Pakistan.

Colombia’s government seeks to draw urban criminal networks into disarmament talks as it pursues 'total peace'.