In photos: Sky darkens as faithful make final farewells to Francis
Gloomy skies above the Vatican matched the sombre mood of mourners making for a fitting final day of public viewing of Pope Francis’ coffin. See the photos.
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Queen Mary to attend pope’s funeral
The Aussie-born Queen will join 130 foreign delegations at Pope Francis’s funeral, including 50 heads of state and 10 reigning monarchs. See the list of VIPs.
Princess Anne joins Aussies in Gallipoli
Princess Anne has layed a wreath at Anzac Cove in Gallipoli where the largest crowd of Australians in five years has attended a dawn service. Follow updates.
Why Pope chose to break tradition with his final burial place
Pope Francis will become the first pope not to be buried under St Peter’s for almost 150 years. There’s a very personal reason why.
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Pope Francis, hospitalised in critical condition with pneumonia in both lungs, was conscious and “not in pain”, the Vatican said amid global concern for the pontiff.
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‘Do not be afraid’: Pope’s brave message from hospital
Pope Francis has released a heartfelt message from his hospital bed where he remains in a critical condition.
One dead, several injured in terror stabbing at market
A knifeman who was on a terror watchlist has gone on a horrific stabbing spree at a packed market in France.
‘Not out of danger’: Pope’s medical team break silence
The doctors tasked with saving the life of Pope Francis have spoken publicly for the first time about the grim reality of the beloved 88-year-old religious leader’s health.
War of words: What Trump’s attack means for Ukraine
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky’s simmering feud has escalated, sparking global reaction. Here’s what the US President’s furious tirade means for Ukraine’s future.
The alarming truth about Trump’s shot at Zelensky
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Costello: Save Aussie kids from big debts
Former treasurer Peter Costello has pleaded with governments to stop overspending and consider the rising debt of future generations at a prestigious conservative conference in London.
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