Kim ‘sends cryptic message to spies’
NORTH Korea has reportedly broadcast a “coded” message, sparking fears Kim Jong-un is sending out an attack signal.
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Things are getting crazy in India
FROM deploying ‘cash coolies’ to buying Rolex watches, Indians have found unique ways to dodge the government’s surprise cash crackdown.
Aussie arrested in surrogacy crackdown
A MELBOURNE nurse running a surrogacy clinic in Cambodia has been arrested under new laws banning the practice.
Train derailment kills more than 90
FOURTEEN carriages of a passenger train have rolled off the track, killing more than 90 people and injuring more than 150 in a horror derailment in India.
Who killed Angelina’s dad?
SIX years after her father Andrew Oake was murdered, Angelina has continued to help her family find his killers.
The seconds that could save Sara
LOVERS Sara Connor and David Taylor may be holding hands in jail — but do they agree on what really happened when a Bali cop was killed?
Thailand’s queen in hospital
EIGHTY-FOUR year old Queen Sirikit has been taken to hospital with a lung infection a month after the death of her husband.
The $100m wedding with 50,000 guests
AN Indian politician has infuriated many people in his poverty-stricken country by throwing a shockingly extravagant wedding for his daughter.
Trump’s plan to thwart China
DONALD Trump is planning an ambitious military expansion to thwart China’s influence, and it could easily destabilise Australia’s part of the world.
New ‘plausible’ MH370 theory
THERE has been much speculations and many conspiracy theories as to what happened to MH370. This one has weight.
Thousands slaughtered for organs
PEOPLE are secretly executed or sedated on a surgeon’s table as their organs are removed one by one.
Missing in Bali after Tinder date
RELATIVES of a Perth-based man who failed to return after a Bali holiday with a woman he met on Tinder fear he has met with foul play.
‘Tears flow from empty eye sockets’
NOT every morning, but far too often in her time with Cambodian refugees, Australian nun Joan Healy heard the sound of shelling.
Children burned in church terror blast
SEVERAL children were injured after a man wearing a T-shirt saying ‘Jihad, Way of Life’ threw a molotov cocktail at churchgoers in Indonesia.
Bikie murder witness ‘disappears’
THE key witness to the murder of Australian motorbike gang leader Wayne Schneider last year has disappeared ahead of the court verdict amid fears for his safety.
Dozens of worshippers killed at shrine
AT least 45 people died and 30 others were injured when a bomb exploded at a Sufi shrine, as Islamic State claims responsibility for the blast.
South Koreans want their President ‘out’
INCREDIBLE photos have emerged of tens of thousands of South Koreans at one of the largest anti-government protests seen in Seoul, demanding their President resign.
Retailers urged to recognise Singles’ Day
AUSSIE retailers have been urged to recognise Singles’ Day, Chinese retail boss Jack Ma’s business brainwave that has become a jawdropping online phenomenon.
Bali suspect’s birthday behind bars
AUSSIE mum Sara Connor was said to be ‘sad’ and ‘reflective’ as she celebrated her 46th birthday in a Bali jail while facing murder charges.
Meanwhile, in Hong Kong …
AS IMAGES of election parties pour out of the US, on the other side of the world crowds are forming for a very different reason.
Giant sinkhole swallows five-lane road
A GIANT sinkhole has appeared in the middle of a busy Japanese city, swallowing part of a five-lane street and causing a major blackout.
How landlord nets $120k a month
A LANDLORD in the world’s most expensive city is raking in thousands of dollars a month with a simple but popular investment.
Ad agency raided in death case
JAPAN’S top advertising agency was raided on Monday in a criminial investigation into the suicide of a 24-year-old employee due to overwork.
‘Indo has thousands of IS supporters’
INDONESIAN IS supporters are predicted to be in the thousands with police identifying about 50 who have returned home from fighting in Syria.
Why The Punisher hates America
HE’S known for calling President Obama a “son of a wh*re” and swearing at Catholics. What’s driving his hatred for America?
Protests turn ugly in Hong Kong
PROTESTERS have clashed with police in Hong Kong after thousands demonstrated against Chinese moves to crackdown on pro-independence advocates.
Playboy prince could do serious damage
THAILAND’S Prince, who once made his pet poodle ‘Foo Foo’ the official Air Chief Marshall, could cause some serious headaches for Australia.
Wild orang-utans shot with air rifles
AN orang-utan has been found barely alive, riddled with pellets from an air rifle, some of which have caused him to go blind. But this is not a rare case.
Jokowi cancels visit after violent protest
THE Indonesian President has cancelled a visit to Australia after a massive rally in Jakarta by Muslim hardliners descended into violence, leaving one dead and 12 injured.
More doubt over MH370 theory
A NEW report promised answers about how the doomed flight went down but a veteran pilot says he’s far from convinced.
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