Shayani Mukherjee

Senior U.S. security officers have advised the Obama administration to increase its militarily involvement in Iraq and Syria to tackle ISIS forces.

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.

The Australian property market prices will soon ease off, predicts SQM Research in its Housing Boom and Bust report.

China’s economic growth slides below 7 percent, leaving senior economists worried.

Following a record of high profitabilty, Qantas Airways has increased the fares of its international flights.

Heightened investor's activity has resulted in the housing price surge and increased the risk of significant price falls later.

With Macquarie Research suggesting a 7.5 percent drop in housing prices, Australia could soon see itself in the waves of recession.

Australia’s mining sector could be facing worse downturns as China decides to restrict its coal consumption.

Glencore has decided to reduce 500,000 tonnes of Zinc production per year through various sites in Australia, Kazakhstan and South America.

The Green Square population will increase by 7,000 people in the coming 15 years, pressuring the existing structure.

NAB has announced new mortgage loan-to-valuation ratios for postcodes where credit risks are getting poorer.

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

Auction clearance rates have fallen to 69.6 percent despite recording the highest auction listings for September.

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.

Real estate experts reject claims there will be a “tsunami of housing,” say oversupply still a distant dream.

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.

As Russia prepares its soldiers to fight in Syria, it has demanded the U.S. establish direct military-to-military engagements in the country.

The Hungarian camerawoman who was filmed tripping refugees has apologised and said she didn’t deserve the death threats.

Increasing numbers of refugees are using fake Syrian passports to get permanent asylum, which could reduce the chances of real Syrians entering other countries.

A recent survey reveals that migrants in Australia prefer starting their own businesses than getting employed.

Thousands of school teachers will not work for two consecutive days to protest against the unequal pay across states.