Low-budget film comfortably outpaces pricey blockbusters such as 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny'.

Magistrate rules insufficient evidence from prosecutors against Gilbert Deya.

Wheat futures edge higher in Europe.

14 killed in deluge.

South American nation has recorded more than 110,000 disappearances since 1962.

Estimated AUS$7 billion needed to do job 'well and truly too much', says Victoria premier.

Territorial dispute between Rabat and Polisario Front movement dates back to 1975.

Efforts to elect a government have deadlocked on parliament's refusal to endorse Pita Limjaroenrat.

Chinese youth unemployment hit record 21.3% in June, data show.

She says America must be deterred using force. 

Data protection agency imposes temporary ban of behavioural advertising on Facebook, Instagram.  

Meteorological Administration says previous record of 50.6°C was set in July 2017.

Swiss watchmaker wants justice for damage done to ‘trading reputation’. 

There is insufficient evidence to prosecute him.  

Moscow says will return to landmark agreement if conditions are met.

Kyiv’s navy, SBU security service carry out ‘special operation’ using seaborne drones.

Manasseh says unease nothing more than foreign meddling on police deal with Beijing.

Powerful winds, storm, lashing rains forecast to hammer coastline from Guangdong to Hainan provinces.

Budi Arie Setiadi succeeds Johnny G. Plate.

Lee Hsien Loong says Tan Chuan Jin’s departure necessary to maintain People’s Action Party’s image.

Man and pet survived by drinking rainwater, eating raw fish.

PM Chris Hipkins raises concerns over manner in which Beijing exerts clout in the world.

Yoon Suk-yeol says existing extreme weather measures no longer relevant in current crisis.

Statistics body says GDP showing ‘good momentum of recovery’.

Turkey, UN trying to persuade Russia to extend agreement.