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Police have detained 780 people involved in violent clashes in Paris and other French cities that erupted after Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League title. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said 57 officers were wounded, with most suffering minor injuries, as football fans set off fires and vandalised shops on Saturday night (Sunday morning AEST). One small group even tried to storm a Paris police station. Nuñez said at a news conference on Sunday that "the situation has been largely

A storm has pummelled Western Australia, sending trampolines and sheds flying and causing flash flooding and power cuts.And the Bureau of Meteorology warns the weather is set to turn even worse.In Mandurah, south of Perth, a neighbour's shed was sent crashing into a family's backyard pool.READ MORE: 'I was definitely dying': Tradie relives horror road rage attack"It came over that side, over the fence, and then the next thing we know we got a free home," the owner

New details have emerged about a devastating house fire that sent several Brisbane streets into lockdown with revelations the victims are a family already synonymous with tragedy.One of three destroyed homes in Clontarf belongs to the parents of murdered teenager Angus Beaumont and in a cruel twist, the alleged arsonist and attempted murderer is a member of their own family.It's been six years since the Beaumont family had their lives forever changed.The 15-year-old was stabbed to death by

An Australian tourist is being questioned by Vietnamese police after allegedly going on a rampage in a busy cafe.He's accused of causing thousands of dollars of damage in the city of Da Nang before being marched away by police in his underwear.Footage from the early-morning spree appears to show the Australian man get up from his chair and smash a phone another customer was using to help translate for him.READ MORE: Man arrested after reports of shots fired at Sydney homeStaff say he procla

It's been almost five years since Brisbane locked in Olympic hosting rights, and tomorrow construction on the centrepiece stadium will finally begin.Victoria Park will be closed to the public.But desperate protesters haven't gone down without a fight, swarming the site in a last-ditch effort to block the build.READ MORE: Wild weather smashing WA could hit rest of Australia this weekHundreds lined Herston Road in an eleventh-hour bid to keep hands off the site that will be home to the

A man accused of stabbing his cousin before ramming a car into his sister's Melbourne home and stabbing her remains on the run hours after the alleged violent rampage.Police said a silver Honda CRV wagon was deliberately crashed into a house in Dandenong North about 10.15am today.A woman inside was allegedly attacked with a knife, suffering serious injuries.READ MORE: Man arrested after reports of shots fired at Sydney homeA large knife was dumped on the nature strip next to a car with blo

A tradie has relived his road rage nightmare after surviving an axe attack following a minor crash.Rico Nekelo says he's lucky to be alive but now has to cope with the mental and physical scars from the attack in Melbourne.He was on his way to see a mate last month but instead came close to death.READ MORE: Man on the run after allegedly stabbing two people in Melbourne"On the scene I was definitely dying. I was getting cold and yeah, my eyes are starting to shut," he told 9News.T

A Sydney man will face court this week, accused of stalking the potential future queen of Norway while she studies here in Australia.It's been reported a suspicious letter was sent to Norwegian Princess Ingrid ­Alexandra.It was intercepted by her security detail at St Andrew's College at Sydney University.READ MORE: Man arrested after reports of shots fired at Sydney homeA 63-year-old Glebe man has now been issued with an AVO and will front court on Wednesday.The 22-year-old royal, wh

In a massive political disruption, new polling has pegged One Nation as the most popular party in the country, leapfrogging Labor in primary support.The latest The Australian Financial Review/Redbridge Group/Accent Research poll revealed primary support for One Nation had jumped four percentage points to 31 per cent since the pre-budget poll a month ago.Meanwhile, Labor's primary vote fell three points to 28 per cent and the Coalition dipped further to 20 per cent.READ MORE: Man arrested af

Police were called to reports of shots being fired in Sydney's south-west.Officers set up a perimeter around the home in Burley Road, Horsley Park.They were told shots were fired just before before 2pm.READ MORE: Wild weather smashing WA could hit rest of Australia this weekAPolAir helicopter, Public Order and Riot Squad, Dog Unit, Tactical Operations Unit (TOU) were also summoned.Two vehicles were stopped near the property and police spoke to seven people, with occupants made to lie on th

A once-in-five-year storm smashing Perth and Western Australia could sweep over the eastern states later this week.The western coastline has been battered by a low that has brought wind gusts of nearly 130km/h and 60mm of rain to parts of the state.The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) said Perth could face 30mm of rain and severe thunderstorms, with Perth Stadium being smashed by 12mm of rain in just 10 minutes overnight.READ MORE: Man hit twice by car during alleged wild brawl on Melbourne footpath

Exclusive: Damien and Victoria Byron took a leap of faith when they packed their bags and moved from the United Kingdom to Australia with two young children.The Manchester-born couple were in spontaneous pursuit of the great Australian dream, a familiar pilgrimage that dates back to the first voyage of "ten pound poms"."We chose to literally sell every single thing we owned, apart from a couple of suitcases each," Damien told nine.com.au.EXCLUSIVE: Expat Annie decided to m

Investors have left the market and buyers aren't biting, leaving house prices, particularly those on the more expensive end, tumbling in the past few weeks."We could be talking five to 10 per cent perhaps, depending suburb to suburb," auctioneer Jason Keen told 9News.The sharp downturn has hit one mortgage-heavy cohort hardest first home buyers, who are now facing negative equity.READ MORE: Perth braces for once-in-five-years storm as destructive wind and rain batter WA"I re

Rescue workers in Laos said Saturday they have safely evacuated four villagers trapped in a flooded cave for 10 days, the day after another one was successfully extracted. Two men remain missing.Lao and Thai rescue groups posted about the successful operation on social media, along with photos of the men lying on stretchers, wearing oxygen masks and being wrapped in foil blankets.The villagers had reportedly entered the cave last week to look for valuable minerals before being trapped by flash f

A Sydney man has been beaten up and left for dead in a park near his home after telling a group of partiers to turn the music down.The 47-year-old is stable in hospital after being found by neighbours but the incident has rattled the community who fear the worse is yet to come.Late last night a 47-year-old who lives in a unit next to James Meehan reserve in Dee Why on the Northern Beaches called out to a group partying in the park, asking them to turn the music down.READ MORE: Professor Richard

Vivid Sydney has scrapped the rest of its drone shows after "technical difficulties" sent drones plummeting into the harbour and forced multiple shows to be called off this week."Following Monday night's unforeseen technical issue at the Vivid Sydney 'Star-Bound' drone performance, Vivid Sydney can confirm the remaining drone shows scheduled for this year's festival will not proceed," it said in a statement."Fireworks displays will now complement the

The Bureau of Meteorology is warning WA residents of an extremely strong cold front and deep low-pressure system that are set to impact southern parts of the state this weekend.The system is set to lash Perth with areas of heavy rain on Saturday, along with severe storms.Senior Meteorologist Sarah Scully says gusty thunderstorms could bring damaging to locally destructive winds of more than 125km/h, coastal hazards and even a risk of tornadoes on Saturday night.READ MORE: Date set for mushroom

Mushroom killer Erin Patterson will return to court in August to appeal her triple murder conviction, Victoria's Supreme Court has confirmed.Patterson was convicted and jailed for life in September with a non-parole period of 33 years for the murder of her parents-in-law, Gail and Don Patterson, and Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson.She was also convicted of the attempted murder of Heather's husband, Ian Wilkinson, 69, who fell seriously ill after eating the meal but survived.NATI

Authorities have intercepted a drone carrying more than $1 million of contraband into Townsville Correctional Complex in North QueenslandEagle-eyed officers noticed the downed device, which was carrying drugs, syringes and a mobile phone, on May 17.Police and the Corrective Services Investigation Unit are now investigating and have urged anyone with information to come forward.READ MORE: 'I wouldn't be here': Mates saved man from deadly alleged rampageOperating a drone over a cor