NEWS

Seth Welch and Tatiana Fusari were charged on Monday for the death of Mary Anne Welch.

Sky News has lost three brand sponsors since airing an interview of far-right nationalist Blair Cottrell.

The NSW Government said on Thursday that “100 percent” of the state is affected by the dry conditions.

A German mother who sold her son to paedophiles on the dark web has been sentenced to 12 years and six months in jail.

The man is currently stuck in United Arab Emirates because his passport is with the dealership, which doesn’t want to pay the penalties.

Barnaby Joyce contemplated suicide after his extramarital affair was exposed, his marriage ended, and his political career was destroyed.

Craig Emerson has quit Sky News after the channel aired an interview with far-right nationalist Blair Cottrell.

The controversial Canadians have had their speaking engagement cancelled after their venue had pulled out at the last minute.

Scott Morrison has vowed to axe the GST on feminine hygiene products.

The recognition also means the wife can divorce the husband.

France has voted to ban catcalling on the streets.

Labor MP Emma Husar allegedly exposed herself in front of a colleague “Basic Instinct”-style.

The thieves stole the Swedish Royal Regalia treasures from their display cases in Strängnäs Cathedral on Tuesday.

The increasing level of Indonesia’s government debt has become a hot topic ahead of the 2019 presidential election.

Former US President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden have proved real friendships last more than two terms of eight years.

John Christianos, 40, was last seen on June 11, 2001.

British broadcaster Joan Shenton has cancelled her planned trip to Australia.

When it comes to digital privacy, there are plenty of organisations making money out of using your data – Google and Facebook are just two examples. But what if you were the one making the money?

It’s easy to think that everyone knows what “fake news” means. But to think it stops there is mistaken – and politically dangerous.

Those looking for signs before Saturday that Labor was on track for government might have found one, beyond the polls, in what could seem an unexpected quarter.

British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is back – just in time – with his new show: Who is America? Filmed secretly over the past year, this satirical comedy series “explores the diverse individuals.

Two radio presenters in New Jersey, US, have been suspended over their offensive remarks against the New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.

Sondos Alqattan has lost more brand sponsors following her controversial statement on overseas Filipino workers.

Unhappiness in marriage is not ground for divorce in the UK, the Supreme Court has ruled.

On Tuesday, attorney Eric Multhaup offered a new argument as to why the former Stanford swimmer should have not been convicted.

What was projected to be Australia’s Met Gala has become an expensive bill for taxpayers.

Six out of 10 escapees have since been caught.