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The West Australian Saturday, 26 May 2018 1:16PM VideoWatch the moment Jack Riewoldt sustained a hit from Jake Carlisle. St Kilda defender Jake Carlisle could be in big trouble after collecting Jack Riewoldt in a shot which took him out of the game. Riewoldt was going for a mark in …

Police were allegedly called on a group of tourists in a KFC restaurant in Berlin “for being black and talking too loudly”.

New footage has emerged showing the explosive reaction as lava spirts from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano and pours into the ocean. Geologists say shooting rock fragments from the almost-three week eruption are posing a risk to boaters as molten rock burns through jungle on the Big Island. Authorities have also issued …

AN AMERICAN student armed with two handguns opened fire inside his science classroom Friday, authorities said, wounding a classmate and a teacher whose swift intervention was credited with saving lives. The shooter, who had asked to be dismissed from the class before returning with the guns, was arrested “extremely quickly” …

PRESIDENT Trump’s letter to Kim Jong-un, announcing the US would be pulling out of its long-awaited summit with North Korea, has been dragged on social media. The letter, tweeted by the US President early yesterday morning, informed the North Korean leader the June 12 Singapore summit would be “inappropriate”. Aside …

The head of the Grenfell Tower inquiry has been urged by a bereaved family member to ‘do right by us and do right by our children’. Claudia Davis, the former partner of Steve Power, who died on the 15th floor, paid tribute to her "first love" on the fifth day …

First footage of Europe’s biggest infrastructure project has been released. It shows the new train line London being tested in tunnels.

A presidential pardon has been posthumously granted to a world champion boxer, more than 100 years after his racially-charged conviction. US President Donald Trump has responded to a request from actor Sylvester Stallone to clear the name of Jack Johnson. Johnson was convicted in 1913 by an all-white jury for …

THOUSANDS of Irish women living overseas are travelling home to vote in the landmark referendum which could see Ireland relax its strict abortion laws. Before Ireland’s 3.5 million people headed to the polls to vote on Friday, photos showed the country’s airports and train stations streaming with people that had …

SHE was the former leader of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Then her life unravelled after she was exposed as a white woman pretending to be black. Now Rachel Dolezal has been charged with welfare fraud. Nkechi Diallo, known as Rachel Dolezal before she legally …