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Four people were killed and at least others 12 feared trapped under rubble after a building collapsed as heavy monsoon rains lashed India’s financial capital Mumbai on Tuesday, officials said, the second such tragedy in two weeks.
Torrential downpours have swept away homes, triggered landslides and claimed at least 180
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SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: US congresswomen hit back at Donald Trump over his racially charged comments, calls for US-Iran dialogue on the 2015 nuclear deal and rare images from inside Apolllo 11’s mission control… 50 years on.
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A young man who took up to nine MDMA capsules at a Sydney music festival told his friend before he died “he was just going to keep a strong mind and push through it”, an inquest has heard.
Callum Brosnan, 19, collapsed at Olympic Park train station after attending the
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Two-year-old Lutifier is an Australian citizen – and he is one of the millions of Uighurs who cannot leave Xinjiang.
His father, Sadam, has never had the chance to meet him.
“As a dad, the reason I am living and breathing is because I have the hope I will see
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Two people were killed and 40 more were trapped after a four-storey building collapsed in Mumbai on Tuesday, police said.
The residential building in the crowded neighbourhood of Dongri, which was flooded during recent monsoon rains, crashed just before Tuesday at noon.
Disaster response force workers rescued five people –
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David Cooke is 87 years old and enjoying retirement.
But 50 years ago, the Australian was working as a receiver engineer in Parkes, a country town of just 8,500 people in NSW, when history was made.
Mr Cooke was inside the Parkes telescope – colloquially known as “the dish” – when Neil Armstrong
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