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An Australian deportee serving a life sentence in Tonga for importing methamphetamine confesses he attempted to set up a chapter of the Comancheros in the island nation to "piss off" the Australian Government.

Australia's lucrative drug market is fuelling a wave of narco subs crossing the Pacific

A gunman who threatened a journalist in Tonga is still at large, two weeks after the incident took place at the offices of the Kele'a news agency.

Tue 7 Jul 2026 at 8:50pm The last of the known Islamic State-linked Australian women in Syria is expected to return home amid allegations

The last of the known ISIS-linked Australian women in Syria is expected to return home amid allegations that a Yazidi girl was enslaved, beaten and raped in her home in Syria a decade ago, the ABC can reveal.

The last of the known ISIS-linked Australian women in Syria is expected to return home amid allegations that a Yazidi girl was enslaved, beaten and raped in her home in Syria a decade ago, the ABC can reveal.

At the risk of sounding like an old lady barking at the moon, I will tell you that I have been doing this long enough to remember writing a story about the

An unmanned Israeli drone sounds like an obnoxious lawnmower. They menace the sky above the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh, 11 kilometres from the Israeli border, a sound more common than birdsong.

As fighting escalates in Lebanon there are increasing fears the fragile ceasefire is on the brink of collapse.

From passive to active. Photo by Caitlin Abrams The St. Paul Famers' Market is not just a hot spot for fresh local produce and great goods; it's also a place where people gather and linger and build community.