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A bus carrying Argentine border patrol officers blew a tyre and tumbled from a bridge into a dry river bed in the northern province of Salta on Monday, killing 43 and injuring eight, authorities said.

Jarryd Hayne may well get another chance to play for the San Francisco 49ers this year.

A trust fund has been established for rugby great Jonah Lomu's two sons by friends concerned the family doesn't have enough money to support them.

Copper slipped as oil tumbled towards 11-year lows and risk appetite was subdued ahead of an expected US rate hike.

Top bond managers are predicting more carnage for high-yield investors amid a market rout that forced at least three credit funds in the past week to wind down.

Oil rebounded after prices dipped below $US35 a barrel for the first time since 2009, prompting traders to buy back some of their record bearish bets.

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It "was a fake attempt, done so that he could have himself transferred" to another job, officials say.

A Palestinian motorist rammed into a bus stop in Jerusalem on Monday, injuring at least 11 people before he was shot dead, Israeli police said, in the latest in a surge of street attacks.

Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated from the central Philippines on Monday as a typhoon with winds of up to 150 km/h made landfall, dumping heavy rain that could cause flooding, landslides and storm surges, authorities warned.

The black Ford F-250 started life as a truck for a Texas-based plumbing company, carrying pipes, toilets and their ilk. But then it was sold to a Ford dealership in Houston, and after that shepherded off to parts unknown. Until, that is, it appeared as the focal point of a tweet from a supposed jihadist last December.

NSW police officers have been accused of failing to properly investigate a case of domestic violence after a 19-year-old woman was left bloodied and beaten by her boyfriend on Saturday.

Arsenal and Chelsea have both suffered the worst possible fates at Monday's draw for the UEFA Champions League's last 16.

Northbound Traffic is heavy on Crown Street in Surry Hills after a pedestrian was hit by a car on Monday afternoon.

The state government has been ordered to pay three sisters nearly $800,000 in compensation after they were sexually abused by a foster child who was living in their home.

Five men with links to an outlaw motorcycle gang have been jailed over a terrifying home invasion in which a man was bashed and had boiling water poured on him.

When Sydney Sixers all-rounder Sean Abbott walks onto Spotless Stadium for Thursday night's Big Bash League match against Sydney Thunder he'll be driven by the same dream he's had since he was a child.

It could be bad news for Brisbane's inner-south as Queensland's often-ferocious storm season intensifies, with insurance figures revealing a small band of suburbs are home to the highest number of claims.

This is the first glimpse of the television spin-off of Wolf Creek, a six-part series and the first production by streaming service Stan, which is co-owned by Fairfax Media.

A hooded man claiming to be acting for the Islamic State group attacked a nursery school teacher with a knife.

Australia's 2015 Bachelor Sam Wood and his winning bachelorette Snezana Markoski are engaged to be married

A major rift has emerged between the ACT Brumbies and University of Canberra as the long-time partners attempt to save a fractured relationship.

Ian Macfarlane's failed bid to defect from the Liberals to the Nationals has revealed the residual tensions – and long memories - that exist in the sometimes still uneasy marriage between the conservatives in Queensland.

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