NEWS

The American couple who kept the hundreds of thousands of dollars GoFundMe donation to a homeless man has been ordered to give him the money.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison wasn’t exactly bothered by the Asian country’s move, though.

For a brief moment last week, US President Donald Trump served a useful purpose. He reminded us how important race is as an economic and political issue on much of the planet.

Australia, meanwhile, has reportedly derailed her scheduled engagements in the country.

Malcolm Turnbull officially resigned from Parliament on Friday.

One of the “Fappening” hackers who leaked Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities’ nude photos has been jailed.

He has urged Australia to make deeper cuts to its carbon emissions in a bid to save Pacific Island nations from the disaster that is the climate change.

The Australian filmmaker was sentenced to six years in prison on Friday.

The 25-year-old Sri Lankan man allegedly was in possession of documents containing plans to facilitate terrorism attacks.

John McCain’s memorial service looks like the US senator’s final dig at President Donald Trump.

The Democratic Party shouldn’t count on Latinos swinging many midterm races their way this year.

Two’s company, three’s a crowd. The third wheel. There’s no good term for someone who jams a couple, seemingly invited in out of pity.

The court has accepted that it is arguable police could owe a common law duty of care to specific victims of domestic violence to protect them from preventable harm.

The federal government is said to be preparing to refuse her entry into the country ahead of her speaking tour.

Tony Abbott has accepted the role of special envoy for Indigenous affairs for the Morrison administration.

Julia Banks, the Liberal member for the highly marginal Melbourne seat of Chisholm, has announced she will quit at the election, calling out bullying within the party and saying her constituents backed Malcolm Turnbull.

President Donald Trump on Aug. 27 announced an agreement that he said would replace NAFTA, an almost 25-year-old deal that allows most goods produced in North America to move duty-free across the continent.

The 37-year-old man allegedly raped the 17-year-old in his car after dropping two of her companions off early Sunday morning.

US Senator John McCain’s final statement appears to take a shot at US President Donald Trump.

The U.S. and Qatar have been key allies for decades, with close military and economic ties. Qatar is home to the United States’ biggest base in the region, and in turn the U.S. has pledged to protect the small, oil rich country that juts out into the Persian Gulf.

Donald Trump’s former personal attorney and “fixer”, Michael Cohen, has agreed to plead guilty to federal charges of fraud, among other crimes, and has implicated the president himself in wrongdoing.

Kelli Ward apparently thought McCain, who died Saturday, had a hidden agenda in his announcement.

“Remote access” scams are on the rise.

The former Australian prime minister, after losing in the leadership spill last week, will trigger a by-election in his Sydney electorate of Wentworth when he leaves the Parliament on Friday.

The accusation came after the pope has asked for forgiveness to the world for the Catholic Church’s failure to prevent its priests from sexually abusing minors.

A recent survey by Griffith University has found Australians’ trust in government is sliding. Trust and confidence in government fell in the last year to 46% at the federal and state levels.

Former Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has also announced she would quit her role but remain as an MP.

A US college student has been sent to jail for one year for making false rape accusations against two men.

Bobbitt, 35, has claimed Kate McClure and her boyfriend Mark D’Amico stole the donations instead of giving them to him.