Reimagined Aboriginal Tent Embassy pays homage to the 1972 longest-running protest on the lawn of Parliament House.

Artist Richard Bell’s Embassy unveils his installation at Bunyapa Park in West End exploring issues First Nations Peoples face in Australia.

Embassy provides an opportunity for discourse on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land rights and sovereignty.

A man from Perth will be the first to wear an electronic ankle monitor after breaching coronavirus (COVID-19) self-isolation rules.

This has sparked a debate on whether or not this should be mandatory for all offenders of the self-isolation laws.

Some publics say this is extreme and a complete violation of privacy, whilst some stress the importance of monitoring potential COVID-19 cases.

Facebook announced it will ban Australian publishers and people from sharing news stories if the proposed law is passed, the ACCC wants Facebook to pay for news content.

Facebook’s Australian and New Zealand managing director, Will Easton said, they were ‘left with no choice.’

The draft legislation aims to leverage funds for old media, News Corp excluding ABC and SBS from payments.

The first flight from Israel to the United Arabic Emirates has landed following the country's peace deal.

The plane, carrying U.S. and Israeli delegations, crossed Saudi Arabian airspace which until now, was blocked to Israeli air traffic.

 The word "peace" was scribed on the plane in English, Hebrew, and Arabic -  a historical turning point for Israel and the Arab world.

President Emmanuel Macron prepares for the Lebanon Aid Conference following the Beirut Explosion.

The conference is planned to take place mid-October, President Macron is visiting Lebanon in hopes the country's leaders will unite to tackle corruption.

President Macron says the next six weeks are crucial for the future of Lebanon as it deals with the economic crisis, COVID-19 and a divided government.

14 lives lost and over 400,000 people are still without power and water following Hurricane Laura in the United States.

The category-four hurricane which began on August 20th caused mass destruction across the southwest, notably Texas and Louisiana.

While national guard troops were deployed to assist, the extensive damage will take a considerable amount of time until a sense of normality is restored. 

Fij’s Minister of Education, Rosy Arkbar,shutdown the school midweek following concerns for students safety.

100 students protested for the removal of Ratu Kadavulevu School (RKS) Principle, Arvind Prasad, claiming the principle is abolishing the school traditions and culture.

Minister of Education, Rosy Arkbar, confirmed an investigation underway against RKS Principle.

A soup kitchen in the Pilbara region is using left over food donated by mining camps and hotels to feed the hungry locals. 

The kitchen is located behind a sobering centre which has helped diminish crime rates in the area.

Since it began,  the Blackwood Tree Association has provided nearly 10,000 meals to the homeless.

 Greens Senator for Tasmania, Nick McKim, called for the Australian Government to allow more temporary visa holders separated overseas from their families to return to the country.

Senator Nick McKim describes Australia’s immigration system as a ‘punishment rather than an administrative detention system’ referencing the Ombudsman report. 

Yesterday, the motion to grant travel exemption to bring temporary visa holders home was voted down by the majority