Carlos Ghosn, another executive and the automaker itself are charged in Japan for allegedly underreporting income in a scandal that has rocked the automotive industry.

An Indian man in custody since March accused of smuggling a group of fake journalists into Australia has had all charges dropped and is being released, but still faces deportation.

After years spent tightening the migration program, the Government is now encouraging semi-skilled migrants to move to Australia's regions.

The European Union's top court rules Britain can change its mind over Brexit, boosting the hopes of people who want to stay in the EU that the process can be reversed.

Despite facing Christmas in hospital after being mauled by a reef shark off the Arnhem Land coast, 17-year-old spearfisher Sean Whitcombe says he won't be put off getting back in the water.

Ad executive and Labor strategist Dee Madigan is deemed in contempt of Queensland Parliament for using parliamentary video in a tweet that ridiculed LNP MP Jarrod Bleijie, but says she's still not deleting the tweet.

Grace Millane's accused killer makes a brief appearance at the Auckland District Court as Jacinda Ardern holds back tears during her apology on behalf of her nation.

The bat flip is ingrained in backyard cricket tradition in Australia to decide who bats and bowls first, and now it is to become a part of the Big Bash League.

While India celebrates a breakthrough Test win Down Under, the time for reflection for Australia is short and crucial — but what options are available for the team, and which should it take?

Two weeks after the he was first detained, Football Federation Australia releases its first public statement on the plight of a Melbourne refugee and footballer who fears being tortured if he is extradited from Thailand to Bahrain.

Australia pushes India to the edge on day five at the Adelaide Oval, but ultimately loses by just 31 runs after an admirable batting display by its tail-enders.