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Donald Trump has won the Republican presidential caucuses in Hawaii, adding to his victories earlier Tuesday in Michigan and Mississippi

Health trusts in England are ranked by their ability to learn from mistakes, as part of several changes designed to improve patient safety.

Two workers were killed and five others were listed as missing at Glencore's Katanga operation in the south-eastern DRC.

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Donald Trump has won the Republican presidential caucuses in Hawaii, adding to his victories earlier Tuesday in Michigan and Mississippi.

Trump won three of the four Republican contests held on Tuesday. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz won the fourth, picking up a victory in the Idaho primary.

It was a tough night for John Kasich and Marco Rubio, who both sought momentum headed into primary elections in their home states next week.

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Danny Klobucar was "scattered, agitated, restless" the day he allegedly bashed Canberra grandfather to death.

The total solar eclipse as seen from Palembang city, South Sumatra province, Indonesia. Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images A total solar eclipse swept across Indonesia and parts of Southeast Asia, marked by parties, tribal rituals and prayers.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won Tuesday's Hawaii GOP caucus.

Day-by-day it is becoming tougher to decide that whose pressure worked on government to rollback EPF tax decision!

North Korea's media has caused a stir with photos of leader Kim Jong Un standing beside what it appears to be a nuclear warhead mock-up

Albany Police have come under fire for decorating two marked police cars with ribbons and using them in a private wedding precession on Saturday afternoon.

Aboriginal health advocates are calling for better access to mental health professionals in remote communities to combat child suicide, following the death of a 10-year-old girl who is suspected to have taken her own life.

For an insurer to reject the claims of terminally sick and medically traumatised individuals by resorting to unethical subterfuge (as well as legalistic hair-splitting) is cynical and callous in the extreme.

Skipper Eoin Morgan said his new-look England team were under orders to be “brash and aggressive” in the World T20.

(ATTN: RECASTS to clarify that 'New Horizon' slogan is for 'guest of honor' events in 4th para; TRIMS lead) By Shim Sun-ah SEOUL, March 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korea will take part in the Paris Book Fair next week as the guest of honor, as the country ce

SEOUL, March 9 (Yonhap) -- The number of independent bookstores is on a steady decline in South Korea, the latest data showed. According to data released biennially by the Korea Federation of Bookstore Associations on Wednesday, the number is down

WA police have flagged it has notorious criminal Brenden Abbott is in its sites after he was paroled from a Queensland prison on Wednesday.

LONDON (AP) — George Martin, the producer who guided the Beatles to astounding heights, has died, his manager says. He was 90.

LONDON (AP) — George Martin, the producer who guided the Beatles to astounding heights, has died, his manager says. He was 90.

LONDON (AP) — George Martin, the producer who guided the Beatles to astounding heights, has died, his manager says. He was 90.

With allegations of box office fraud swirling around “Ip Man 3,” the film’s Chinese financier issued a strongly worded defense Wednesday, saying that unscrupulous cinemas and online ticket-sellers were behind any fake sales, and that the company was cooperating fully with government investigators. 

With criminal activities on the rise in the main cities of the country, including the capital Kabul, the intelligence operatives have nabbed two suspected robbers who were involved in stealing the registration plates in Kabul city. The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said the two suspects were arrested from the 8th police district of the Read the full article...

Plans to build the state's tallest residential building have moved forward – but the sky might still prove to have its limits.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in education department grants are being given to private schools with no measures to track how the money is being spent, an auditor-general's report has found.