Those denying Khmer Rouge genocide to face five-year prison terms
The bill makes violation of its terms punishable by up to five years in prison and a fine of between $2,500 and $125,000.
After 16 years sidelined from hosting, Pakistan welcomes a global cricket tournament
For the first time since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team, Pakistan is once again showcasing its renowned hospitality by hosting the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, welcoming international teams and fans.
Chinese snow village apologises for using cotton wool to create fake snow
A tourist village in China's south western province famed for its scenic snow landscape said it was sorry for using cotton wool to create fake snow.
ASX falls after interest rate cut, wages growth hits two-year low
A fall on Wall Street has sent Australian stocks lower, a day after the Reserve Bank cut interest rates for the first time in five years, while wages growth has fallen to the lowest level since March 2022. Follow live.
Chinese helicopter flies within 3m of Philippine plane in South China Sea
China has accused the Philippines of "spreading false narratives" after a second military incident with foreign aircraft over the South China Sea within a fortnight.
Cook Islands PM facing no confidence vote over China pact
Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets in the Pacific nation of Cook Islands, urging the government to protect its ties with New Zealand.
BHP records 23pc fall in first-half profit
BHP has reported a 23 per cent fall in first-half profit, but the miner says demand for key commodities should improve.
Australia's most decorated Olympian helps teach Bangladeshi kids to swim
After retiring from elite sport four months ago, Emma McKeon has joined humanitarian aid organisation UNICEF to help teach children in Bangladesh how to swim.
Farmers demand answers from silent Korean mining company
Kepco bought up large swathes of the New South Wales Bylong Valley with plans to build a coal mine. The mine was knocked back years ago, but the company still isn't saying what comes next.
Veve relieved Tonga will be at full strength for Pacific netball series
In Tonga, they make do with a car park after hours instead of a proper netball court, but it hasn't stopped these Pacific champions from rising to eighth in the world. Even when their top players have been unavailable for selection due to Super Netball commitments.