Dozens of rescued survivors from overturned ferry brought to Indonesian port
Dozens of rescued survivors from overturned ferry brought to Indonesian port
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Search continues as some survivors brought ashore after Indonesia ferry overturning
Search continues as some survivors brought ashore after Indonesia ferry overturning
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
Search for Indonesian ferry passengers
A search is underway for at least 129 people after a ferry capsized off the coast of Indonesia.
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
Trump doubles down on Irish unification comments
US President Donald Trump has again talked up Irish unification after visiting Ireland.
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
Meghan gives first glimpse of family life in Britain
The Duchess of Sussex published an Instagram video showing autumnal scenes of dog-walking, fishing and woodland walks as the family settles back in the UK.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Victoria Ward13 Sept
‘New level of sophistication’: Hidden crypto farm discovered in remote Mexican mountains
These ramshackle buildings would have been the perfect hiding spot for the allegedly illegal money-laundering operation - if not for the whirring heard a kilometre away.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Sarah Morland, Daniel Becerril13 Sept
Bitcoin billionaires give Nigel Farage’s Reform UK £72m in 48 hours
The donations to the anti-immigration party, a force behind Brexit, are more than either Labour or the Conservatives spent in the last UK general election.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Sam Tabahriti, William James13 Sept
Rescuers searching for 140 people from Indonesian passenger ship
Indonesian authorities are searching for 140 passengers lost from a ship in the Java Sea overnight, while 103 others were evacuated and one has died.
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
New weapons bringing terror to Ukraine
Europe correspondent David Crowe on the ground in Kyiv, Ukraine.
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
It’s not ending with Trump. Now we’re under attack from his clones
Since Trump’s re-election, no-one appears to know any more what the basic standards of character are to hold elected office.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Melanie La'Brooy13 Sept
Putin will not win: My encounter with Europe’s new-found optimism
Despite Trump’s America retreating from its role as protector of the free world, a weekend conference in Kyiv showcased Europe’s solidarity and rising confidence in the face of the Russian leader’s aggression.
The Sydney Morning Herald•George Brandis13 Sept
‘Feather in everybody’s cap’: Trump says he’d love to see a ‘unified’ Ireland
The US president made his remarks while visiting the Irish prime minister in Dublin before travelling on to his golf course in the west of Ireland.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Olivia Fletcher, Jennifer A. Dlouhy13 Sept
The new terror stalking Kyiv day and night
Drones fitted with jet engines are radically changing the war by slamming into targets at speeds of about 600km/h and out-running the interceptors designed to stop them.
The Sydney Morning Herald•David Crowe12 Sept
Australian woman dies after falling from popular cliff in Bali
A 29-year-old Australian woman has died after falling 80 metres from a popular tourist destination in Nusa Penida near Bali.
The Sydney Morning Herald12 Sept
Are we in World War III, and just don’t know it?
During times of increased tension, a massive escalation can be sudden and catastrophic. Sometimes avoiding the worst is just dumb luck.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Samantha Selinger-Morris12 Sept
‘Rushed’: Trump’s contractor blamed own work – not vandals – for reflecting pool debacle
New documents reveal that Atlantic Industrial Coatings, which renovated the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, has admitted errors in its own work and flaws in the repair plan.
The Sydney Morning Herald•David A. Fahrenthold, Maxine Joselow12 Sept
Australian tourist dies after falling from cliff at Kelingking Beach near Bali
Kelingking Beach has become one of southeast Asia’s most photographed tourist spots, with visitors drawn to its dramatic clifftop for selfies against the stunning turquoise waters.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Ellen Connolly12 Sept
Princess of Wales visits London cancer hospital
The Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to the west London hospital where she was treated for cancer after her recent fundraising efforts.
The Sydney Morning Herald12 Sept
US marks 25 years since September 11 attacks
The US remembered the nearly 3000 people killed in the terror attacks that changed the world forever on September 11, 2001.
The Sydney Morning Herald12 SeptUS marks 25 years since September 11 attacks
The US remembered the nearly 3000 people killed in the terror attacks that changed the world forever on September 11, 2001.
The Sydney Morning Herald12 Sept