The fish and game commission member killed a giraffe, leopard, impala, sable antelope, waterbuck, kudu, warthog, gemsbok (oryx) and eland in Namibia.

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Journalists from the BBC walked out of the event, saying it was clear he appeared under duress.

Europe might be reaching a stage of nimble, diner-party diplomacy.

Australian supermodel has handed over $10.7 million worth of jewellery identified by the US Justice Department in connection with a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund.

North Korea has insisted that it was not behind a damaging cyber attack on Sony Pictures and offered to prove its innocence by proposing a joint investigation with Washington to identify the hackers.

Australian major champion Steve Elkington is worried Adam Scott's 2013 Masters win could carry an asterisk.

A mother and her infant son who disappeared in a plane crash in the dense jungles of northwestern Colombia several days ago have been found alive and well in what authorities call a "miracle".

Prime Minister is the first casualty of the "Panama Papers" a leaked collection of documents revealing the financial arrangements of politicians and public figures from around the world.

An audacious nighttime breakout from a New Zealand aquarium has captured the imagination of the country and made headlines around the world.

More than a week after Ms Faulkner and the 60 Minutes crew were thrown into a Lebanese jail, loose ends surround what has become an international debacle.

Two police officers have been shot and a gunman is still active in south-west Pennsylvania, according to local media report.

North Korea has denied hacking Sony Pictures' computer systems in retaliation for its movie The Interview, but has called the crippling cyber-attack a "righteous deed".

Indonesia's President has entrenched his hard line against mercy for drug offenders on death row, stressing he "will never" grant them clemency.

A Sydney grandmother facing the death penalty in Malaysia covered her face in a blue veil as she made her first court appearance in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.

Nice: When Jasmine woke up the morning after the horrific Bastille Day attack she thought the commotion upstairs was an early Friday morning party or festivity because the men were wearing masks and 

The voter registration of Stephen Bannon drew a complaint during the campaign from a group that opposed Trump.

Australia will take on a Fiji side boasting the familiar faces of ex-Waratahs Ben Volavola and Nemani Nadolo in Cardiff on Wednesday.

The self-styled caliphate of Islamic State is fraying, losing territory and unable to provide basic services for its residents. The Paris attacks and those planned for the future are the terror group's attempt to stave off its collapse and fuel fear and division in the West.