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Huge crowds also took to the streets in other parts of the capital and met barrages of tear gas in two areas less than 2km away from the presidential palace.

Police said they are keeping an "open mind" about the motive for the attack and have appealed to the public for information.

The made-for-television moment was unthinkable just two years ago, when the men were trading base insults and grim threats.

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More than 50,000 people have rallied in support of Hong Kong police as the semi-autonomous territory braces for another day of protests.

A US man has pleaded guilty to illegally shipping guns to an Australian weapons dealer using a crate with a secret compartment to fool customs officials.

England leapfrog Pakistan to fourth place with 10 points from eight games, while India remain second on 11 from seven matches.

Comedian Tom Gleeson has gleefully put this glorious but haggard old bastard of an award to bed.

Kylie Minogue took to the Pyramid Stage, where she was joined by Nick Cave and Coldplay singer Chris Martin.

The counter march was in part a protest against the larger Pride parade, which some say has become too commercialised.

He started with a joke, but the gloves came off as laughter rippled through the room.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won a thrilling Austrian Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas.

Bogus doctors and health practitioners caught deceiving patients now face the prospect of jail time for lying about their qualifications in a national crackdown on imposters.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has vowed to take his $158 billion income tax package to the Senate within days to force a decision on his flagship policy, as the new Parliament meets amid another storm over the leadership spill that placed him in power.

The head of the state's transport bureaucracy says a 'real shift' in thinking about transport networks is underway following the opening of the city's first metro train line.

The building of more public housing should not be dependent on the sale of existing public housing.

Any real action at intergovernmental talkfests usually comes from unofficial side discussions between leaders. And so it was in Osaka at the weekend.

The long-running debate about the treatment of women in many classic operas is not going to go away.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

A surge in iron ore prices will help the Coalition's budget bottom line, with record level of resource exports ahead.

Perth-based drama The Heights makes its series return after some bad programming luck.

Summer heat hits the Greater Manchester area in the final episode of Ambulance UK.

At a West Sussex repair centre, "cherished family heirlooms are brought back to life".

Negative online reviews can be crippling for businesses. But a startup will remove them for a few hundred bucks.

On 1 July 1983, the High Court in favour of the Federal Government's legislation to block construction of the proposed Gordon-below-Franklin dam in Tasmania.