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Candlelight vigil held in Strasbourg for attack victims
People in Strasbourg held a vigil for the victims of a shooting that killed two people, left a third brain-dead and injured 12.
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Candlelight vigil held in Strasbourg for attack victims
People in Strasbourg held a vigil for the victims of a shooting that killed two people, left a third brain-dead and injured 12.
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Runaway rats suspend Senate in Colombia
Colombia's Senate was interrupted after protesters reportedly threw rats on the Senate floor.
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Hikers film eruption of Guatemala volcano
A group of hikers captured the moment they witnessed an unexpectedly large eruption of Guatemala's Fuego Volcano at close range.
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Vigils held across NZ for murdered UK backpacker Grace Millane
Thousands around New Zealand have turned out for candlelight vigils for British woman Grace Millane, amid national shock over the backpacker's death.
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Maria Butina: Russian 'agent' accused of infiltrating the NRA expected to plead guilty
Maria Butina, the Russian accused of trying to infiltrate the NRA - which has close ties to Republican politicians - appears to be cutting a deal with prosecutors and could plead guilty to some charges in court this week. Channel 4 explains.
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COAG meeting: Leaders yet to agree to migration cut number
COAG leaders have agreed to work towards creating a framework for managing population issues across Australia instead.
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Commercial featuring K-pop band members in miniskirts banned in Indonesia
Indonesia's broadcasting watchdog said the ad flouted moral norms.
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Adelaide beats stiff competition to host Australia's new space agency
Adelaide has been selected by the federal government as the location for the new Australian Space Agency with the premier declaring it the ideal location.
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To protect migrants from police, a Dutch church service never ends
The marathon church service started more than six weeks ago and has not stopped.
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One dead, five pedestrians critically injured after Sydney truck crash
One person is dead and five are injured after a truck crash near Green Square station in Sydney's inner east.
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Indonesian villagers grapple with giant python
Dramatic video footage of a python wrapping itself around a villager in Indonesia has gone viral.
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Space station crew to inspect mysterious hole on spacewalk
Two Russian cosmonauts ventured outside the International Space Station on Tuesday to inspect a section where a mysterious leak appeared.
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Australian great-grandmother, 102, becomes world's oldest skydiver
A 102-year-old woman has completed a world record charity skydive in South Australia. Irene O'Shea became the oldest female skydiver when she took part in the jump in the town of Langhorne Creek.
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Activists protest Duterte's planned extension of martial law in southern Philippines
Around a thousand protesters marched to the presidential palace in Manila to rally against President Rodrigo Duterte's proposed extension of martial law in the south. Martial law was declared in 2016 to combat militants linked to IS.
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Russian cosmonauts take spacewalk to probe mystery of craft hole
Two Russian cosmonauts took a spacewalk seeking to resolve the mystery of a small hole found in the side of a craft docked at the International Space Station. Russia's space agency Roscosmos has ruled out a manufacturing defect causing the 2 mm-wide hole.
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More power for casual workers who want full or part-time work
Casual workers will formally be able to ask their employers for part-time or full-time work under newly proposed legislation.
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Woman inducted for the first time into Maracana's Hall of Fame
Brazilian football star and six-time women's world best player, Marta, has become the first woman inducted into the Maracana's Hall of Fame. Marta said the award was a victory for every woman and will be an incentive to women to fight for their own 'space' on and off the field.
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'Appalling' video shows police yanking one-year-old from his mother's arms
A police officer removing a child from his mother's grasp in New York has prompted a furious reaction on social media.
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Labour MP grabs the ceremonial mace during British parliament
A Labour MP has been thrown out the House of Commons after picking up the ceremonial mace in protest at the Government’s handling of Brexit.
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Four killed as Hong Kong schoolbus mounts pavement
The bus trapped passers-by underneath and injured 10 people.
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Roger the ripped kangaroo dies aged 12
Roger the ripped kangaroo, who sprang to fame when he crushed a metal bucket between his paws with a physique that's made many humans jealous, has died at a Northern Territory sanctuary.
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'Torture, crimes against humanity': Class action for Nauru, Manus asylum seekers
The group will claim they have been subjected to intentional harm at the hands of the Australian government while detained in offshore detention .
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Winter storm knocks out power to 380,000 in US Southeast
A powerful winter storm that hit the US Southeast over the weekend knocked out power for more than 380,000 customers and forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights.
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SBS World News bulletin: 12/12/18
SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: A gunman still on the run after killing at least three people in France, Theresa May's position as British prime minister is again hanging by a thread and Australians are smoking and drinking less than ever before.
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