29 October 2019
Kayla Mueller travelled to Syria to perform humanitarian work before kidnapped by Islamic State in 2013. Years later, her name was given to the military operation to kill the man her father says was responsible for her torture, rape and death.
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29 Oct: Ahead of a court deciding whether to go ahead with a defamation against Elon Musk, an academic in South Africa casts doubt on the Tesla founder's statement the term "pedo guy" is a common insult in Pretoria and therefore not defamatory.... more
28 Oct: Superheroes have had secret identities since the genre began. But as society changes, these stories are changing too — and some crusaders are losing their masks.... more
28 Oct: With England on the cusp of more global domination at a World Cup with an Aussie at the helm, the calls are out to bring these coaches home. But doing so ignores the root of Australia's problems, writes Richard Hinds.... more
28 Oct: South Africa books a date with England in next Saturday's Rugby World Cup final by defeating Wales 19-16 to advance to the tournament decider in Yokohama.... more
27 Oct: When 12 men with guns came looking for Nasir, he knew his family couldn't stay. That day he decided to pay a people smuggler to take them to Europe.... more
27 Oct: Nguyen Dinh Oanh tells the ABC his family had been contacted by a "middle agency" asking for money to be transferred once Nguyen Dinh Luong arrived in the UK. But he has not heard from his brother — or the agency — since.... more
27 Oct: South Koreans are rejecting Japanese goods in droves. The grassroots boycott is steeped in a bitter history, but with the two nations so entwined, the movement is not without contradictions.... more
