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An arrest warrant has been issued for a 12th suspect in connection with the August 17 bombing at a Bangkok landmark that killed 20 people.

At least 89 people have died and 100 have been injured after a gas cylinder exploded in a packed restaurant in India.

Two British women were killed and 11 people injured on Saturday after three carriages of an Indian tourist train derailed on its way to the Himalayan city of Shimla, a railways spokesman said.

A small plane carrying crew members from a movie starring Tom Cruise has crashed in Colombia, killing two people, the country's civilian aviation authority said.

Avowed socialist and Karl Marx admirer Jeremy Corbyn was elected leader of Britain's opposition Labour party on Saturday, a result that may make a British EU exit more likely and which senior figures have said would leave their party unelectable.

Bus drivers fear they will bear the brunt of backlash from frustrated passengers as route changes take effect.

Lance Franklin has been ruled out of next Saturday night's semi-final, while fellow forward Sam Reid appears highly unlikely to be there either after injuring his hamstring in Saturday's nine-point qualifying final loss to Fremantle, a day when Adam Goodes was again subjected to boos in Western Australia.

A 43-year-old Pearce man has died after a crash involving a car and motorbike in Red Hill.

It's been a big week in art ... and in Paris.

MY DAY ON A PLATE Gary McBean, 55 Butcher, Prahran Market

It is a creepy, nauseating experience knowing someone has been looking through your messages.

The result left the champions with four points from their opening five matches after their worst start to a season since 1988.

The Western Bulldogs' fairytale season is over after a "gut wrenching" elimination final loss to the Adelaide Crows on Saturday night.

In his last game for Carlton, Eddie Betts booted three goals and played a crucial role in a violent momentum swing that enabled his team to overcome an initial deficit in an elimination final at the MCG.

The Western Bulldogs and the Adelaide Crows both would have been pinching themselves to be there, given where the Bulldogs had come from and what the Crows had endured, and a sense of that wonder informed their brilliant elimination final at the MCG on Saturday night.

Has there been a better game this year? Probably not. How about with a season on the line? Surely not.

"Fire sale" of buildings and push to cheaper online delivery bad for students, Greens MLC says.

Because only family knew in advance of the toddler's visit to Kendall, police believe his kidnapper was in the area beforehand.

Defence wins rings, trophies, championships.

A woman has died after a "very serious" two-car crash in Sydney's north.

Dayne Beams and Mitch Robinson were two of the biggest names of the 2014 trade period and they have rewarded the Brisbane Lions, part of the club's first four-way club champion tie on Saturday.

Melbourne has scored a win over Sydney in the race to secure the Australian Grand Prix until at least 2023.

Young people are doubling up on their debt, relying on two incomes, moving further out and choosing flats over houses, just so they can gain a foothold in the skyrocketing property market.

Josh Dugan has taken the first steps towards following his dream of playing in the NFL and his management group says he wants to test himself in the new game.

The Cowboys' premiership hopes are on edge once again after they failed to get past the Brisbane Broncos in week one.