POLITICS & POLICY

The opposition and the Medical Association have called the review of the Medicare system a ploy to cut down health funding.

U.S. President Barack Obama said the world would be a more secure place if China and the U.S. worked together.

The Swiss Federal authorities have announced a temporary ban on VW's diesel-powered cars, barring Euro6 emission models.

NT police child abuse task force leads an investigation into the allegations against a staff member at Don Dale made by a teen who allegedly saw an inmate forced to fight and eat peacock’s poo.

In his first interaction with the media after becoming Treasurer, Scott Morrison revealed his plans of filling the budget deficit by introducing new changes to the tax system.

Alexis Tsipras took office on Wednesday with the aim of tackling a diminishing economy and the refugee crisis.

Legal “disincentives” are hampering ex ISIS fighters from exposing the militant group.

China continues to suffer from an economic meltdown but a recent survey claims that it is not as disastrous as many credit it to be.

Israel’s education minister denied the charge of discrimination and said the policy only seeks to encourage public schools over private ones.

The refugees will be referred by the UN refugee agency and they will be screened by the US Homeland Security.

While addressing the public as Prime Minister for the first time, Malcolm Turnbull expressed his concerns about violence against women.

Alexis Tsipras said the newly elected government would do everything in its power to make its people proud again.

The British comedian and talk show host blasted Tony Abbot during his red carpet interview at the Emmys 2015.

Massandra’s famous wines include the personal collection of Emperor Tsar and Prince Golitzin.

The Pope will proceed to the U.S after visiting Cuba.

Attorney-General Gabrielle Upton is trying to improve surrogacy laws in NSW by allowing couples to advertise for surrogacy and surrogate mothers to receive compensation for surrogacy.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announces his new cabinet, reshuffling some positions as some ministers retain their current portfolios.

The Immigration department says there are enough mechanisms to report the concerns of refugees.

Russia had used its veto to stifle many Ukraine-linked resolutions at the UN.

Merkel wanted greater unity among European states to tackle the refugee crisis.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the two leaders would also discuss Israel’s relation with the Palestinians.

This was highlighted in the internal e-mails sent to Canberra by Australian diplomats working under the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

The new PM’s appointment has been welcomed by many in the financial services.

Australia has begun its airstrike campaign in Syria as world leaders debate whether they should expand the campaign in light of war consequences.

Sandiford’s executions were put on hold by the Indonesian government so it can focus on the country's economic reforms.

Palmer, along with other Netizens, took to social media to bid their farewell to Tony Abbot as Australia's Prime Minister.

The former Rhode scholar brings to the table immense experience as journalist, banker, lawyer, entrepreneur and administrator.

Many east and central european states are opposing the proposed compulsory quota.

Addressing the nation for the final time as Prime Minister, Tony Abbott said he would make the leadership change “as easy as I can”.