A man who "leapt onto" a polar bear to protect his wife from the attacking animal is expected to recover from serious injuries he sustained, police say.
Pro-Israeli former Canadian politician targeted in alleged Iranian assassination plot
Canadian authorities thwart an alleged Iranian plot to assassinate Irwin Cotler, a former justice minister who has been a strong critic of Tehran.
Photo shows An old man wearing glasses and a suit holds up one hand while speaking'I'd be gobsmacked if it won': Book experts dish on the Booker Prize shortlist
The winner of the prestigious literary award — to be announced on November 12 — will take home $98,000 and receive a dramatic bump in book sales around the world.
Photo shows A composite image showing three writers and their book covers on a brown paper backgroundA small-town solution to the 100-million kilos of agricultural plastic buried in Australian tips each year
Before food even gets to the grocer, tonnes of plastic have been used to produce it on the farm. Now, Victorian farmers have built a recycling plant to tackle the issue — and it all started in the local pub.
Topic:Solutions
Photo shows A woman smiles with blond labrador dog jumping up. She leans on mountain of plasticA 3,000km-long rainband could tip the scales on the US election result
The race to the White House this year between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is a classic case where the atmosphere could be the decisive factor, with a band of heavy rain and thunderstorms forming from Texas to Canada, which is predicted to bring a swathe of severe weather during the next 48 hours over multiple states.
Photo shows Close-up of a man's hands holding a 'I VOTED' sticker.Aussie figure skaters claim World Cup first
Australian figure skaters Anastasiia Golubeva and Hektor Giotopoulos Moore win a bronze medal at the ISU Grand Prix event in Halifax, Australia's first senior World Cup medal.
Photo shows Hektor Giotopoulos Moore hugs Anastasiia GolubevaThe 'Truman Show' technique Australian police have used to catch more than 20 killers
Police in all Australian states and territories have used a controversial undercover method to catch killers, but there are calls for safeguards to address the risk of wrongful convictions.
Photo shows A middle-aged man in a dark blue singlet looks into camera with a serious expression.'Death sentence': Pacific nations slam Australia's climate record at Commonwealth meeting
Several Pacific island nations are ramping up pressure on Australia over climate change during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Photo shows An aerial view of Tuvalu.Reports of 'fireballs' streaking overhead are becoming more common. Here's why
Social media reports of fireballs lighting up the night sky seemingly pop up very regularly — just this week hundreds of people saw one over the US and Canada. Are they becoming more frequent or are we just better at catching them?
Topic:Explainer
Photo shows A white streak across a city scape.'Unprecedented' events as India and Canada expel respective diplomats
Diplomatic ties between India and Canada are rapidly deteriorating, with Canadian police announcing they've discovered Indian government agents involved in 'serious criminal activity' on their soil.
Photo shows Diplomacy breakdown: Prime Ministers Modhi and Trudeau shake hands at G20 summit.Has Video Duration: 5 minutes 48 seconds.Canadian police accuse Indian diplomats of spying
Tension is increasing between Canada and India as both countries expel diplomats.
Photo shows A police officer speaks at a microphone while another officer sits beside him.Has Video Duration: 39 seconds.Canada names Indian ambassador as person of interest in Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing
Canada and India expel six of each other's diplomats in tit-for-tat moves as part of an escalating dispute over the June 2023 assassination of a Sikh activist in Canada.
Photo shows Justin Trudeau shaking hands with Narendra Modi.Kanye West accused of drugging and assaulting former employee in updated lawsuit
Plus, actor Simu Liu asks for calm after bubble tea blow up, Stevie Nicks returns to Saturday Night Live after 40 years and more entertainment news you might have missed.
Photo shows A close-up photo of Kanye WestDemolition ants and a sleepy baby monkey: Here are the winning images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year
An image of western toad tadpoles, one of almost 60,000 entries from 117 countries, takes the grand title win in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
Topic:Feel Good
Photo shows A lynx resting in the snow with its fully grown young behind itColdplay have released one of their last albums. But is it any good?
The latest from Coldplay leads this week's new albums, including releases from Australian country music legend Kasey Chambers and Radiohead side project The Smile.
Photo shows Coldplay pose in upcycled fashion against a clear blue skyRussian Su-35 fighter jet 'headbutting' an American F-16 at very close range off Alaska
The North American Aerospace Defense Command has criticised the action of a Russian Su-35 fighter jet 'headbutting' an American F-16 at very close range off Alaska.
Photo shows A fighter jet viewed through the cockpit window of another plane.Has Video Duration: 14 seconds.Internationals roar back to life with sweep of US on day two of Presidents Cup
The International Team breathed new life into the Presidents Cup as they rebounded from an opening-day sweep with a 5-0 foursomes rout in Montreal.
Photo shows Jason Day punches the air woth his fist, celebrating with a crowd after victory on the 18th hole'Disappointed' Scott's message to Internationals after being swept 5-0 by USA on opening day of Presidents Cup
An International team filled with some of Australia's biggest golf stars proved to be no match for the Americans on the opening day of the tournament, and now have their work cut out for them.
Photo shows Adam Scott reacts after a shot at the Presidents CupAustralia set to take Taliban to International Court of Justice for gender discrimination
Human rights groups say it's the first time that countries have used the ICJ to take another country to court over gender discrimination.
Photo shows A Taliban fighter walks in front of a row of women'I just let him do his thing': Lee debuts 'extreme' haircut ahead of Presidents Cup alongside Day and Scott
A last-minute trip to the barber near his hotel has left Australia's Min Woo Lee looking a little different than usual ahead of this year's Presidents Cup in Montreal.
Photo shows Min Woo Lee shares his brand new haircutFormer OceanGate employees reveal they knew the Titan submersible was unsafe before implosion
The catastrophic implosion of the Titan submersible deep in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean in 2023 could have been prevented, a hearing into the tragedy has been told.
Photo shows Half of a white metal hull with debris around it lies on the ocean floor, with blue water and harsh light