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SBS World News bulletin: 24/6/19
SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: The prime minister confirms children of Australian IS fighters are coming home, Israel Folau's multi million dollar fund raiser shut down and Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been dealt a crushing political blow.
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SBS World News bulletin: 24/6/19
SBS News wraps-up all the national and international news including: The prime minister confirms children of Australian IS fighters are coming home, Israel Folau's multi million dollar fund raiser shut down and Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been dealt a crushing political blow.
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This medieval castle could be key to Notre-Dame's restoration
Tucked away in the French countryside, a medieval castle may hold some of the answers on how best to restore the Notre-Dame cathedral to its former glory.
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Thousands mark anniversary of Thai cave rescue one year on
Some of the Thai cave boys and their coach have marked the anniversary of their incredible survival story with a local marathon.
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LGBTIQ+ campaigner praises GoFundMe's shutdown of Folau's page
A campaigner who started a fundraiser for the LGBTQI+ community to take on Israel Folau has praised GoFundMe's decision to shut down the rugby player's page.
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US seeks to build 'global coalition' against Iran after downing of American drone
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says he wants to use his visit to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to build an alliance against Iran.
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Huge crowds of protesters demand Czech PM step down
An estimated quarter of a million Czechs rallied in Prague in the biggest show of public discontent since the 1989 Velvet Revolution which overthrew Communism.
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Turkish PM Erdogan's party loses controversial replay of Istanbul election
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his AK party have lost control of Istanbul's administration for the first time in 25 years.
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Thousands attend LGBTQI+ pride march in Ukraine despite far-right protest
Thousands of LGBTQI+ supporters have marched through the centre of Kiev, with organisers putting the number of attendees at 8,000 - up from 5,000 last year.
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US to hit Iran with 'major' sanctions amid reports Trump launched 'cyber attack'
Donald Trump has indicated the United States will impose further sanctions on Iran, as tensions further escalate between the two nuclear countries.
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Tent collapse in India leaves at least 14 dead
At least 14 people were killed when heavy rain and strong winds caused a huge tent to collapse in northern India.
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Young Matildas fans wake up early to watch their idols
On a cold Sunday morning, teammates from the Avalon Soccer club under 11s got up early to watch their idols, the Matildas play in their round of 16 match against Norway.
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Clashes as climate activists try to enter German coal mine
Hundreds of climate activists broke through police lines near Germany's Garzweiler open-cast mine and entered a lignite pit to protest against coal-fired power plants which they say is a major contributor to climate change.
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Lost polar bear taken to Siberian zoo to be treated
A famished polar bear discovered this week after it wandered, lost into a northern Russian city hundreds of kilometres from its Arctic habitat was taken to a zoo in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk for treatment.
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British MP suspended as police investigate reports of assault
A British MP is being accused of manhandling a climate protesters disrupted an official dinner.
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Macron honours Elton John's music and advocacy for AIDS
French President Emmanuel Macron presented Elton John with France's highest civilian honour on Friday, and urged international mobilisation for one of the showman's dearest causes: combating AIDS.
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Comic book artist finds inspiration on Israeli streets
An American comic book illustrator once feted for a portfolio including Batman and Wonder Woman covers has found a new calling in Israel - drawing the everyday good and bad guys he sees on all sides.
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The longest feather Boa on display ahead of Stonewall anniversary
New York Drag Queens have paraded a 1.9km feather boa to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising and in advance of WorldPride.
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Rare baby gorilla born at Sydney's Taronga Zoo
A rare baby Western Lowland gorilla was born at Sydney's Taronga Zoo on Thursday.
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