Pope to meet with US Catholic Church leaders following accusations against Pope
Bus plunges into a gorge in India killing 55 people
Victoria records its highest ever STI numbers
Victorian project helps Aboriginal students stay in school
Nine-year-old girl punished after protesting against national anthem
Committee further considers Queensland abortion law changes
The Queensland parliamentary committee is considering laws to decriminalise abortion and will hold a public hearing in Brisbane today, after emotional hearings in Townsville and Cairns earlier in the week.
The Brisbane hearing is expected to hear from pro-life group Cherish Life Queensland, as well as the Australian Medical Association Queensland and the Queensland Law Society.
The committee is due to report back to the government by October 5, with laws expected to be debated in state parliament later that month.
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Cholera emergency declared in Zimbabwe
Ethiopia and Eritrea opens border for the first time in 20 years
The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in 20 years.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and President Isaias Afwerki ended two decades of hostility and transformed the border into a frontier of stunning reconciliation.
The two countries have resumed flights and officially opened the border for road connectivity and trade.
The two leaders also celebrated Ethiopian New Year together at the border with their troops on Tuesday.