A boy takes his first arduous steps on prosthetic legs after Türkiye's earthquake
Teenager Mehmet Koc lost his legs in last year's Turkish earthquake. Now he and his father are rebuilding their lives, far from home in London.
Travellers and accommodation providers falling victim to major Booking.com scam
Australia's consumer rights watchdog sees a sharp increase in Australians citing the popular accommodation site when reporting they've been scammed.
Türkiye's parliament approves Sweden's NATO membership bid
Turkish legislators endorse Sweden's membership in NATO, lifting a major hurdle on the previously non-aligned country's entry into the military alliance.
Türkiye opens major trial into earthquake deaths allegedly linked to poor building construction
The trial involves the alleged connection between poorly constructed buildings that crumbled in two massive earthquakes.
Who was the real Santa Claus? We sort the facts from the fiction
St Nicholas's generosity and gift-giving inspired the Christmas legend of Santa Claus. But instead of climbing down chimneys to deliver presents, the real-life bishop from ancient Greece would secretly leave bags of gold on windowsills and doorsteps.
Cheaper international flights on the horizon after government approves Turkish Airlines bid
Experts say more air travel destinations are expected to open up at a lower cost following a government decision to grant Turkish Airlines an additional 35 weekly flights in and out of Australia by 2025.
Catherine King says Turkish Airlines expansion 'routine' decision that will open new market
The transport minister says Türkiye was approved for a major expansion in flight capacity because it would open a new market for Australia, acknowledging the sector was still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Turkish Airlines approved for massive expansion of flights to and from Australia, following Qatar rejection
Transport Minister Catherine King quietly approves expanded services for Turkish Airlines, including flights to stop-over destinations, despite earlier rejecting a similar request made by Qatar.
A $1 million reward and a mystery phone call — a Sydney assassination remains unsolved four decades later
Forty-three years ago, eight-year-old Cagla Ariyak and her mother waved goodbye to her father from the front door of their Sydney home. Seconds later, Sarık Arıyak would be shot dead, alongside his bodyguard Engin Sever.
Referee punched by club president in top-flight Turkish football match, as Greece bans fans for two months
A referee in the top Turkish football league is punched and kicked after a match, as Greece puts a two-month-long ban on all supporters following fan violence.
Man United squander 2-0 and 3-1 leads to draw Champions League clash with Galatasaray
Three-time European champions Manchester United remain bottom of their UEFA Champions League group after a 3-3 draw with Galatasaray.
13 crewmen are missing after cargo ship sinks off Greek island in gale-force winds
A cargo ship travelling from Egypt to Turkey hit stormy seas and sank near the Greek island of Lesbos leading to a major rescue operation finding only one crewman.
Morrison flies to Jerusalem as thousands of Israelis call for Netanyahu's resignation
Former PM Scott Morrison flies into Israel to "demonstrate solidarity" with Israel and the Jewish community, as protesters gather outside the Israeli PM's residence to call for his resignation and the immediate release of hostages.
One of Australia's most wanted men arrested by Turkish officials
Turkish officials say they've arrested one of Australia's most wanted men, Hakan Ayik who is alleged to have significant links to the Comanchero bikie gang.
Phone tracking app leads to dramatic arrest of suspected Australian drug smuggler in Türkiye
Hakan Ayik has been on NSW's most-wanted list for more than a decade, suspected of the alleged "supply of large commercial quantities of drugs" and links to the Comancheros bikie gang.
Istanbul crime ring police raid
Turkish police raiding apartments and detaining people in operation against international organised crime ring.
Turkish authorities say they have arrested alleged Australian drug trafficker Hakan Ayik
The Australian Federal Police says it is aware of the Turkish arrest and acknowledged officials for "undertaking one of the most significant operations" of transnational organised criminals.
Phallus and the boar: Türkiye digs yield clues to human history
The dry expanses of south-eastern Türkiye, home to some of humanity's most ancient sites, have yielded fresh discoveries in the form of a stone phallus and a coloured boar.
Turkish forces 'neutralise' militants in Syria in overnight attacks as conflict escalates
Türkiye's Defence Ministry says all targets belonging to two Kurdish militias were "legitimate targets" for its forces.
US and Turkish diplomats de-escalate tensions after Turkish drone shot down
In a call, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Türkiye Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan the two NATO allies needed to "coordinate and deconflict" their activities as they share the common objective of defeating terrorist threats.
'We know where he lives': When Turkish political fights ripple to Australia
Over two decades, Türkiye's president has become one of the most powerful people in the world. Here's how he got there.
Türkiye and Iraq conflict escalated following bombing in Ankara
President Recep Tayyip Erodgan has taken a hard line against terrorism as the conflict with Iraq escalates with a bombing in Ankara.
Bomb explodes at Turkish government building
A bomb has exploded in front of Turkish government buildings in Ankara.
Türkiye strikes suspected Kurdish militant targets in northern Iraq after suicide attack in Ankara
The Turkish defence ministry says its warplanes have carried out raids on suspected Kurdish rebel targets in northern Iraq following a suicide attack on a government building in the Turkish capital.
The world's deadliest storm to strike this year was a monster — and the 'medicane' could be getting worse
A hybrid weather system, this "Mediterranean hurricane" is already responsible for more than 11,000 deaths and massive damage bills — this is how it forms and why we could see them intensify in future.