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Ships taking part in the massive search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 retrieved debris in the ocean Saturday.
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Ships taking part in the massive search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 retrieved debris in the ocean Saturday.
Search planes are again in the skies over the southern Indian Ocean trying to locate Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that vanished with 239 people aboard more than two weeks ago.
Satellite imagery has revealed two objects that could be debris from a missing Malaysian jetliner, Australia's Prime Minister announced Thursday.
An Australian man attending an Oklahoma college on a baseball scholarship was shot and killed in what police described Monday as a random act of violence by three "bored" teenagers who decided to kill someone for the fun of it.
Today's Video of the day on the CBS website takes you on a safari through the Great Down Under in less than six minutes.
Research on opposite sides of the globe suggest breakthroughs in the search for a cure for AIDS. While the studies are exciting some, local doctors are urging caution.
Golf officials are investigating a fight between two caddies near the practice chipping area at The Lakes before the first round of the Australian Open.
McBriar, a 33-year old native of Australia, played eight seasons with the Dallas Cowboys from 2004-11. His average of 45.3 yards per punt ranks fourth in NFL history.
North Texans will get a unique opportunity to see a rare sight starting Saturday, when animals from Australia come to the Dallas Zoo.
The world is full of vacation hot spots, from bustling cities full of culture to calming shores untouched by civilization. Where would you like to travel?
A new type of fly recently discovered in Australia has been named after pop singer Beyonce, because of its 'bootylicious' backside.
Words With Friends, the online word game, provided a lifeline for one man living on the opposite side of the world.
Qantas Airways has launched nonstop service between Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Australia.
The man who might be Australia's greatest Green Bay Packers fan has returned to the United States to watch his team play in the Super Bowl.
Nick Vujicic, 27, spends many of his days and nights traveling the world sharing his story. Vujicic, the son of an Australian pastor, was born with no arms or legs
