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Fourth-tier Plymouth Argyle shut up shop and kept the door firmly closed to earn a 0-0 draw away to Liverpool's youngest ever starting XI in their FA Cup third round tie at Anfield while Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur both won.

Three 20-somethings from Brighton East who set out in an inflatable dinghy to watch the sunset on Sunday evening got into trouble when their little boat hit the sharp edges of a scuttled warship and quickly started taking on water.

An Australian man has been found dead in a resort swimming pool, in Ubud, Bali.

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Donald Trump Jr., an avid hunter, has campaigned as a friend of the gun industry.

One man was stabbed and another beaten unconscious in a violent fight near Darling Harbour in Sydney overnight, police say.

Here are today's Canberra news highlights in 90 seconds.

Opinions in Louisiana about the Russian influence report ranged from general indifference to outright derision.

US Defence Secretary said North Korea's nuclear weapons capabilities constitute a "serious threat" to the United States.

Senior Republicans are giving Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt that he'll make Moscow pay a price for hacking the 2016 US presidential campaign, yet the president-elect may face a rift with members of his own party if policies against Russia don't change.

President Barack Obama said in an interview that he did not misjudge the potential threats of Vladimir Putin, despite the US intelligence report that the Russian president personally ordered an "influence campaign" to meddle in the US presidential elections.

The suspected gunman in an airport shooting rampage in Fort Lauderdale, Florida had a history of mental health problems, his family said.

President-elect Donald Trump accepts the US intelligence community's conclusion that Russia engaged in cyber attacks aimed at disrupting the US elections, his incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus said on Sunday, adding that "actions may be taken" in response.

A truck driven by a Palestinian from East Jerusalem has rammed into a group of Israeli soldiers on a popular promenade in Jerusalem killing four people and injuring 15 others, according to Israeli police, who called it a deliberate attack.

The Queen has attended church for the first time since a heavy cold kept her away from services over the festive period.

Rolf Harris is set to face trial in a London court on charges of indecently assaulting women and girls between 1971 and 2005.

A truck driven by a Palestinian rammed into pedestrians on a popular promenade in Jerusalem on Sunday killing four people, according to Israeli police who called it a deliberate attack.

Suicide bombs at two marketplaces in Baghdad, one of them claimed by Islamic State, killed at least 20 people on Sunday, police and medics said, the latest in a spate of militant attacks in the Iraqi capital that have left dozens dead.

Distressed former students at a Sydney college owned by a prominent NSW political donor have claimed they were signed up to diplomas costing thousands of dollars just weeks before the beauty college collapsed.

The first band of what forecasters predict will be the region's most powerful storm in a decade moved into Northern California on Saturday evening, prompting official warnings of widespread flooding and epic snowfall in mountain areas.

Dimitrov, the world No.17, will be a man to avoid in the Australian Open after he capped a week of strong form with victory over Kei Nishikori on Pat Rafter Arena.

Shane Watson has returned to form just in time for the Sydney Thunder, leading them to victory over Hobart.

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Police are hunting for a man who allegedly used his mobile phone to film a boy who was showering in the toilet block of a north coast holiday park.