Geraldine Chua

Kenneth Bae, Hyeon Soo Lim, Laura Ling and Euna Lee - these are some of the people who have been sentenced by the North Korean regime to years of hard labour.

Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in a bombing and mass shooting attacks in 2011, is suing Norway for "‘inhuman and degrading treatment" while in prison.

Tony Windsor is set to return to Australia’s political game of thrones as an Independent, after saying he was inspired by Australian of the Year David Morrison.

A Palestinian man killed an American tourist and injured at least nine others, including a pregnant woman and a Russian tourist, in Jaffa on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s satisfaction rating has fallen to its lowest in five months, although the public continues to pin their hopes on the businessman if they had to choose between him or Bill Shorten.

“As the race stands now, with Republicans in charge of both Houses, there is a good chance that my candidacy could lead to the election of Donald Trump or Senator Ted Cruz."

French President Francois Hollande is facing harsh criticism from French citizens after awarding the country’s top honour, the Legion of Honour, to Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef last Friday.

South Australian authorities are appealing for public assistance in locating 36-year-old Curtis, who is described to be about 172cm tall and weighing 64kg.

South African President Jacob Zuma has survived a second no-confidence vote against him in less than 12 months, even as the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) party builds pressure to remove him from office.

The 2016 Visa Restriction Index ranks the Australian passport 8th out of 199 nationalities and passports.

The man accused of killing 28-year-old US police officer Ashley Guindon in Woodbridge, Virginia, could face the death penalty.

A 32-year-old Blair Athol man has been charged with aggravated assault after allegedly knocking unconscious another man in the Adelaide CBD early Thursday morning.

Brambles' half year results and launch of BXB Digital come as CFO Zlatko Todorcevski said he would be stepping down.

The real estate management firm that funded Canberra’s tallest apartment building announced the successful first close of its $200m Opportunity Fund.

The sports site first published the article, "Who is Daniel Holtzclaw?" on Feb. 17. The story delves into the life of Holtzclaw, a former Oklahoma police officer and football player.

Update: The Arts Centre has said they will not press charges against the climbers

MSF hospital bombing in Syria: At least seven people killed after four missiles were launched within minutes of each other.

The US government has launched a civil suit against the city of Ferguson, Missouri for “egregious” and “routine” constitutional violations against its African-American population.

Hint: He's the one who tried to euthanise Johnny Depp's dogs, Pistol and Boo.

Virgin Australia Holdings posted its strongest performance since 2010 for the first half of the 2016 financial year, recording a $62.5 million half year profit before tax.

Six experts from Sydney University share their predictions for China in 2016, from its economy to its public health challenges.

A cooling property market has pushed renovation costs up by a whopping 8.11% for NSW homeowners.

Hundreds of South Australian students had to be evacuated on Friday after schools in Adelaide received phone threats that could be linked to hoax bomb calls made to over 30 schools across Australia this week.

Spring cleaning is on the books for Yahoo, after CEO Marissa Mayer confirmed during Yahoo's Q4 earnings call that she would lay-off 15 percent of staff, close five offices, and axe services like Games and Smart TV.

Senator Michaelia Cash has agreed to show the findings of the confidential Dyson Heydon trade unions royal commission report to one representative from both the ALP and the Greens.

Australians are swapping mortgage forms for credit card and personal loan applications, with consumer credit demand rising 9.7 percent in the December quarter of 2015, as compared to the same period in 2014.

BuzzFeed has been served with a $11 million defamation lawsuit by Central European News (CEN) and its founder Michael Leidig over its 2015 article, “The King of Bullsh*t News”.

21 people, mostly teachers and students, were gunned down on Wednesday by militants at the Bacha Khan University in Charsadda, north-west Pakistan.

One in nine of the world’s population goes to bed hungry every night, despite it costing as little as approximately 30 cents to feed a hungry child.