POLITICS & POLICY

According to Russian lawmakers, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will make an announcement on the country's presidential elections if the public supports the move.

Experts had warned authorities that Hurricane Patricia could assume a strength to move around cars and even fling them off the ground.

Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.

Donald Trump wants to go against Hillary Clinton and dishes on his race and competitors.

Fiona Barnett, an alleged victim of child abuse, has said Australia's VIP child sex trafficking ring is still operating.

A shooting at the Tennessee State University Campus late Thursday killed one and injured two.

The downing of MH17 in July 2014 involved much Australian activity on the UN Security Council – which Bishop spearheaded, winning widespread praise. At home, Hockey was digging his political grave.

A U.S. aircraft crashed and killed its pilot on Wednesday while on the way to the United States from Bahrain.

The ACCC has found that the country's private health insurance system is cheating on policyholders by offering less coverage.

The Labor Party has finally agreed to the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement after making certain minor migration amendments.

These platforms and promises secured newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau his seat in parliament.

Former treasurer Joe Hockey spoke about the highs - and to some extent, the lows - of his 19-year political career when he delivered his valedictory speech on Wednesday morning.

NSW Health Minister Pru Gowards warns of health risks allegedly caused by wind farms despite the lack of evidence.

British PM David Cameron announced that parents will now have the power to block their children’s passport if they are concerned about their children being radicalised.

Justin Trudeau leads the Liberal Party in Canada to win the general elections 2015.

Major Murray Report changes include the regulation of credit card surcharges, strengthening of banks’ capital reserves, and freedom for workers to choose their own superannuation fund

The proposal to sell SA Water has been put forward to ensure a stable economy in Australia.

The leaked memos indicate former British PM Tony Blair had promised to support the United States of America in fighting against Iraq.

The Baths, a popular wedding venue and beachside restaurant, was destroyed by fire on Sunday evening.

An estimated 10 percent of voters cast their ballots for Egypt’s parliamentary elections.

The week-long celebration is inspired by the famous Boston Marathon in the US and will be in support of key charities in Australia.

The Australian Electoral Commission has announced abolishing the NSW seat of Hunter according to a new federal electoral boundary proposal.

The city's attractions, cultural diversity and creative activities have boosted Sydney's position on the global index.

According to U.S. officials, President Obama will keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan until 2017 as commanders believe the Middle Eastern country needs more support from the United States.

In an interview on 2GB radio, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said that asylum seekers from Nauru are trying to enter Australia by blackmail.

Iranian defence minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan claimed the United States aggravated the situation in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Footage from a GoPro camera discovered by police has led to the arrest of five males for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl.

Canada goes to the polls on Oct. 19, 2015 for 308 seats in the House of Commons of Canada.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade signed a contract with Fields Group that will benefit indigenous businesses.