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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally asked for a pardon from President Isaac Herzog relating to corruption charges against him.

The Israeli military carries out air strikes on southern Lebanon after issuing evacuation orders for several locations, saying it targeted weapons storage facilities for Hezbollah.

Israeli troops encircle Gaza City as the UN chief slams the offensive as "systematic destruction", with thousands of Palestinians unable or unwilling to flee.

The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah so far appears to hold with some people starting their journey back to the southern Lebanon. Follow live.

While Israel's alleged involvement in the pager and hand-held radio attacks in Lebanon may never be confirmed, the country's security and intelligence agencies have been linked to a string of assassination plots over the years. 

An air strike on a school in central Gaza killed six humanitarian workers. Here's what we know so far. 

Joe McDowell, an Australian man who was injured in a deadly shooting in central Afghanistan, is now in a stable condition in hospital.

The Department of Foreign Affairs says it is providing consular assistance to an Australian in the wake of several gunmen opening fire in the city of Bamyan. 

Before the glove and the acquittal, came the car chase, in which OJ Simpson led Los Angeles police on one of the slowest and most memorable pursuits of the 1990s.

Animals acted in bizarre ways during the recent solar eclipse seen across North America. Here's why that happens.

In less than half-an-hour, a cargo ship had left its port, suffered a power failure and destroyed Baltimore's Key Bridge. It was all captured on video.

For the first time since the truce began, both sides of the war trade accusations of serious ceasefire violations.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Palestinians must be able to self-govern in Gaza, as well as the West Bank, under a unified Palestinian Authority after the war, saying it’s “clear that Israel cannot reoccupy Gaza”.

At least 500 more people, most of them foreign nationals, cross into Egypt after the Rafah border crossing re-opens. Here’s how the day’s events unfolded.

What began as a COVID-induced move to the regions doesn't appear to be going away, with city-to-region movement still sitting 11.7 per cent above the pre-COVID average.

The tiny enclave of Gaza is home to 2.1 million people on the coast of the Mediterranean. Here’s how it compares in size to Australia.

The exact cause of the fire remains unknown, but some are pointing the finger at an electricity company for leaving its grid on amid high wind warnings and dozens of toppled poles.

Twitter’s Elon Musk ridicules new app Threads created by Instagram to crush his problem-riddled platform. What is it and what could it mean for social media if it succeeds?