NEWS

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.

Beauty blogger Sondos Alqattan, who has over 2.3 million followers, whined about Filipino workers getting four days off per month.

Greg Hunt has ordered the Health department to pause on paying social media influencers to endorse its #girlsmakeyourmove campaign.

The 31-year-old American man was out on a date with his long-time girlfriend when he was arrested and charged with sexual battery.

A Melbourne man who watched his wife fight for her life and die after five days has been sentenced to at least eight years in jail.

A growing body of scholars and thought leaders has warned that this new wave of the technological revolution could change the relationship between labour and capital in an unprecedented manner.

The Wild Boars have been released from the hospital.

Elon Musk has apologised to the British cave diver for calling him a paedophile without basis or reason.

MGM Resorts International is suing hundreds of the mass shooting to avoid legal liability.

Canadian youth are consuming cannabis at higher rates than in most nations of the world. And now they are talking about it.

Just before the one-on-one summit between President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held on July 16, Russian pollster VCIOM asked the Russian public how they viewed the American president and U.S.-Russian relations.

The Townsville District Court heard how the mother let the man abuse their daughter hundreds of times over the span of six years from the late ‘70s to early ‘80s.

Elon Musk has called the British diver who criticised his unused child submarine a “paedo guy.”

The US and Russian presidents are meeting in Finland for their first extensive one-on-one conversation. Does much hang on this meeting? In theory, a great deal. In practice, not so much.

The British Royal family has allegedly snubbed US President Donald Trump during his UK visit last week.

A Canadian woman has accidentally “stolen” a car when she mistook it for her rented vehicle.

Commissioner Chris Dawson made the speech at the police headquarters in Perth on Thursday as the Aboriginal flag was raised for the first time.

The national security of the U.S. relies on a healthy airline industry. That requires modern reliable airplanes – and highly skilled pilots to operate them. However, the U.S. has a shortage of pilots right now, particularly at the regional airline levels.

The 12 boys, aged 11 to 17, were reportedly given anti-anxiety drug to stop them from panicking during the perilous mission.

The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly expressed her opinion on abortion.

The 69-year-old director is accused of espionage that could see him imprisoned for a maximum of 10 years.