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Australia has recorded the highest consumption of the illicit drug per capita on a list of other Asian, European and Oceania nations according to the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

Anthony Albanese pledges to restore with French President Emmanuel Macron.

After the Daily Mail Australia reported that Jodie Haydon had made posts supporting the strike by teachers and changing the date of Australia Day, she deactivates her LinkedIn profile

Triple J newsreader Nas Campanella has become a fierce advocate for Australians living with a disability after being hired as the ABC’s first blind cadet journalist in 2011

Practical Ways to Secure Tickets For Live Sporting Events

Over 150 people says they will boycott Halifax owing to its latest woke policy

Two injured in Cape Town bus crash

An Australian greengrocer Johnny Kapiris has taken a toilet break to thank his supporters

For years there have been questions about why the broadcaster supplies content which helps subscription services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video draw viewers from the BBC

A high-profile Sydney TV journalist has revealed the way scammers stole more than $30,000 from her in an elaborate scam which originated from a legitimate Westpac telephone number

Planned Parenthood Montana president Martha Fuller made the announcement in an email to staff

The 43-year-old declares she wants to avoid making political commentary as the Prime Minister’s partner.

Blockade Australia, a radical environmental organization, cancels planned rallies in NSW

Clarence Thomas suggests Covid vaccines are developed using cells of ‘aborted children’. Cells obtained from elective abortions decades ago were used during testing

University student Sunny Sunny, 23, uses a variety of tactics to fund his lavish lifestyle, falsifying cheques to purchase a luxury Range Rover, gold bars worth $10,000 and ‘porn-star experiences’

UN-appointed rights investigators announced on Thursday that they’ve launched a probe into an alleged massacre of at least 200 people in Ethiopia’s Oromia region

There are now nearly as many job vacancies across Australia as there are people on the dole.

Counterfeit goods worth R2.8m confiscated; illegal liquor outlets closed during Operation O Kae Molao in Gauteng

Ukraine released harrowing new video showing people inside a shopping center when it was hit by a Russian missile on Monday

Lights to be turned on at athletic fields July 2, July 3, and July 4

ABS Detectives Investigate Suspicious Object in Hillman City Neighborhood

Up to 3,000 primary schools across rural England will get lightning-fast gigabit broadband.

Socialite Nicky Haslam, whose royal pals include everyone from the Duchess of Cornwall to Prince Michael of Kent, insisted the Sussexes should have named her Doria

Pentagon says a problem occurred following missile ignition

In New York City, police are looking for a disturbed pervert who touched an elderly woman’s buttocks on the sidewalk, causing her to trip and break her arm

A British-born group of climate change activists, which deflates the tires of SUVs in a bid to make the owners switch to more environmentally-friendly vehicles, has struck New York City

A Secret Service agent has cast doubt on White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony where she claimed Trump lunged for the wheel during the January 6 protest in Washington DC