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Middle East June 10, 2019

New Zealand plans to withdraw all Iraq troops by next June

New Zealand says it will withdraw all of its troops from Iraq by next June.

Australia June 7, 2019

Australian Broadcasting Corp. head concerned by police raid

The head of Australia's public broadcaster says she has "grave concern" about a police raid on the corporation's headquarters in connection with a 2017 story based on leaked documents that indicated the country's military forces were being investigated for possible war crimes in Afghanistan.

Australia June 7, 2019

Australian record 1.8 tons of crystal meth seized at port

Australian officials say they have seized the nation's largest haul of methamphetamine at the Melbourne waterfront in a shipment of almost 1.6 metric tons (1.8 tons) of the illicit drug hidden in stereo speakers shipped from Bangkok.

The Americas June 6, 2019

Former Bengal faces assault charges in American Samoa

Court documents allege former Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Jonathan Fanene used a pipe, golf club and broom handle to assault his wife and his sister over allegations he had an extramarital affair while on a trip to Hawaii.

New Zealand June 6, 2019

New Zealand families receive handwritten letters claiming to be from dead loved ones

Families in New Zealand have been left 鈥渄isturbed and upset鈥� after they received handwritten letters claiming their children had died when they haven鈥檛.

New Zealand Shooting June 6, 2019

New Zealand judge allows images of man charged in Christchurch mosque shootings

A New Zealand judge has ruled that media outlets can now show the face of the man accused of killing 51 people at two Christchurch mosques.

RELIGION June 5, 2019

Prosecutors: Australian cardinal's convictions should stand

Prosecutors have argued in an Australian appeals court that child sex convictions against a Roman Catholic cardinal should not be overturned and say his accuser had been a compelling witness.

Australia June 5, 2019

Police raid Australian public broadcaster over Afghan leak

Australia's Federal Police have raided the offices of the national public broadcaster in connection to a 2017 story based on leaked military documents that indicated the country's military forces were being investigated for some of their actions in Afghanistan.

RELIGION June 4, 2019

Australian Cardinal Pell appeals child sex convictions

The most senior Catholic found guilty of child sex abuse began his appeal in an Australian court on Wednesday against his convictions on charges of molesting two choirboys in a cathedral more than 20 years ago as hundreds of worshippers streamed from Masses.

Pacific June 4, 2019

Wild fight breaks out during Philippines basketball game

A wild fight broke out between two players during a Philippines Basketball Association game Sunday.

Australia June 4, 2019

At least four dead, two more injured after Australian gunman goes on shooting spree: reports

At least four people are dead and two more are injured after a lone gunman opened fire Tuesday night in a suburb just outside of Darwin, Australia, police said.