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A letter out of the Manus Island detention camp claims at least one of the asylum seekers seriously injured in February is not getting adequate medical help in the aftermath.

Activists in Bosnia say the government is failing survivors of rape and other sexual violence committed during the 1990s Bosnian war.

Sexual violence in war affects many people, especially women, with the damage sometimes extending for generations.

The families of three Americans killed in drone strikes in Yemen in 2011 have abandoned a lawsuit against the United States.

Egypt-born Anas Abu Ganaba counts Usain Bolt as his idol...and has his sights set on competing in the Olympics.

Signing of a Free Trade Agreement has marked Prime Minister Tony Abbott's first trip to South Korea.

Social service groups are calling for a long-term strategy to deal with the rising problem of homelessness in Australia.

The culling of sharks in Western Australia has brought out protesters in their thousands, demanding an end to the practice.

Tony Abbott heads to South Korea to sign a free trade deal; 20th anniversary of Rwanda's genocide; AFL hopefuls get some tough love from a football legend.  

The Labor Party licking its wounds after the West Australian Senate election. Anger at the University of Queensland at an asylum seeker themed pub crawl hosted by the schools' Liberal-National club. A search continues for the missing on ...

After years of negotiations, Australia has finally achieved an historic Free Trade Agreement with Japan.

Will Cambodia become the next country to accept refugees from Australia's immigration detention system?

A set of proposals recommending a federal government crackdown on unpaid tertiary student debt are receiving a mixed response.

There are now fears disease outbreaks could add to the scale of the Solomon Islands flood disaster.

Rwanda is holding a week of official mourning to mark the 20th anniversary of the country's genocide.