Hundreds more remain missing after the latest extreme weather to hit the region caused floods and landslides, in a horror wet season.

Sydney plumber Darcy Jenson is one of three Australians facing a potential death sentence over the June killing of Zivan Radmanovic in Bali.

An alleged point man has said sorry to the wife of a Melbourne man shot dead in Bali in June.

The man on trial for his alleged role as a point man in a gangland hit has apologised to the wife of the man who died.

A restaurateur has given the keys to his Airbnb cottage to the Australian-British family while they make court-ordered upgrades to their home in the Italian wilderness.

The Herald’s chief photographer has spent 23 years on assignment in war-torn countries: Ukraine really hit home.

The Israeli prime minister has for years been dogged by charges of fraud and bribery in a case that has pushed Israel’s polarised politics even further apart.

Three children and an adult were killed in what investigators believe was a “targeted incident”.

A new team of Ukrainian negotiators meets senior Trump aides, as Ukraine’s leader tries to draw a line under the corruption scandal that has engulfed his government.

The southern Thailand city of Hat Yai is used to flooding. But resident Krongkarn Jantarasavad says what ended up happening was inconceivable.

Diplomats from Ukraine and the US are meeting for high-level talks in Florida aimed at securing peace.

As the death toll climbed to 146 on Sunday, residents told how they had complained about the renovations in the 40-year-old towers, and requested they be done one at a time.

US President Donald Trump has declared the airspace above Venezuela should be considered closed.

Separately, a Russian attack on Ukraine’s capital killed six people and wounded dozens, as the US attempts to broker peace talks to end the war.

The conflict in Ukraine has been going on for 12 years. Let there be no doubt over Russia’s broader goal in Eastern Europe.

A critic of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr described the internal memo an example of science “by press release”.

The US president is threatening to take more aggressive steps over the alleged drug trade, while planning to pardon a former Honduras president jailed on cocaine charges.

The British government is investigating its contracts with an Australian travel company that helps manage thousands of asylum seekers.

North Asia correspondent Lisa Visentin on the ground in Hong Kong after the deadly apartment fires.

The two oil tankers were empty and sailing to a major Russian Black Sea oil terminal.