Mike Hosking's News of the World for May 29, 2015

The Red Bull Skydive Team took to the open air above Mount Bromo to perform an incredible proximity wingsuit flight over the active volcano. Take a look at their once-in-a-lifetime jump! Source: Red Bull/Youtube

News of the World for May 28, 2015 with Mike Hosking.

The 39-year-old, accompanied by her sister Mercedes, arrived on a Malindo Air flight that landed at 5.09am after being deported from Bali 12-and-a-half years after she was caught with 4.1kg of marijuana in her boogie board bag.

Police have abandoned their search for a person who was hit by a train in Auckland tonight - but who ran away afterwards. A train driver reported the incident, that happened at the Orakei station, to emergency services about 6.30pm, said Police Northern Communications Shift Inspector Tony Wakelin. "A male Caucasian in his 20s was on the track when he was hit. He's got hit and run off."

The best soap box racers in the Netherlands left it all on the track as they put their DIY soapbox creations to the ultimate test at Red Bull Soap Box 2015. Some were victorious, and blazed past the finish line in one piece. As for the others? Well, let's just say you can thank them for this clip. Take a look back at the biggest crashes from the event. Red Bull/Youtube

Mike Hosking's News of the World for May 27, 2015.

"If we're going into Iraq, the only way is boots on the ground." Mike Hosking talks about soldiers in Iraq.

News of the World with Mike Hosking for May 26, 2015.

Your News of the World with Mike Hosking for May 21, 2015

Mike Hosking's News of the World for May 20, 2015.

Mike Hosking's News of the World for May 19, 2015.

US Special Forces take out an ISIS heavyweight, ISIS advances on UNESCO Heritage Site and the Labour leadership race is well under way in Britain. Here's your news of the world in 90 seconds for May 18, 2015

In order to raise awareness of the issues threatening life as we know it on this planet, the Foundation for Deep Ecology and Population Media Centre have released this video. Source: Population Media Centre / YouTube

Mike Hosking's News of the World in 90 seconds - May 15, 2015

In the war last year, up to 30 per cent of the water pipes in Gaza were destroyed or damaged and 23 municipal-run wells and 500 septic tanks were destroyed. With 96 per cent of the drinking water unsafe for human consumption, an estimated 120 water desalination plants - many of them are unlicensed and illegally drawing water from wells - are doing their best to meet the demand. However, the small private companies delivering desalinated water are not necessarily providing a safe alternative.

Your news of the world in 90 seconds for May 14, 2015

Your news of the world in 90 seconds with Mike Hosking.

Your news of the world in 90 seconds for May 11, 2015

Don't try this at home - Fearless freerunner Oleg Sherstyachenko has filmed himself jumping from pillar to tiny pillar on the side of a Dubai hotel, hundreds of feet above the ground.

To celebrate international Star Wars day (May 4) in Australia, Melbournians helped Lego Master Builders Chris and Dan Steininger build the world’s largest Millennium Falcon from Lego bricks. Source: Lego/Youtube

News of the World for May 8, 2015 with Mike Hosking.

Your news of the world for Thursday May 7, 2015.

Hamilton Base Hospital in Victoria received a surprise guest to its emergency department on April 20. In CCTV footage released by Western District Health Service on Monday, a koala is seen exploring the waiting room of the emergency department, before walking out. Source: Western District Health Service/Facebook

Your news of the world update for May 6, with Mike Hosking.

A social experiment published on YouTube shows just how easily a stranger can walk away with a child. Source: JoeySalads/Youtube

Your news of the world in 90 seconds for May 4, 2015

News of the World with Mike Hosking for May 1, 2015

Your news of the world in 90 seconds for April 30, 2015

International Space Station (ISS) timelapse from New Zealand to sunset. Source: AstronautiCAST/Youtube. Courtesy of NASA.