Former US Vice-President Joe Biden may have accidentally let slip he may be planning to run for President in 2020.

Mr Biden was speaking at a Democratic Party dinner over the weekend when he said he had “the most progressive record of anybody running.”

The crowd reportedly erupted into chants of “run Joe, run!” but Mr Biden insists it was merely a slip of the tongue and he meant to say he had “the most progressive record of anybody who WOULD run.”

Australians are calling for dental care to be Medicare-funded after an increase in spending on oral health services.

As a result of only a third of Australians being eligible for dental publics services, Greens leader Richard Di Natale [DEE NAT AR LEE] announced a $5.8 billion election policy to provide dental care to all Australians.

Students walked out of classrooms and onto the streets to protest a lack of government action on Climate Change on Friday.

An estimated 7 thousand to 10 thousand people marched on Queensland’s parliament house  - almost ten times more than last year’s strike.

Queensland political leaders said students should have organised the march outside of school hours, but students argued that the protest and potential threat of climate change is more important than one day of schooling.

Over one million people have signed an online change.org petition calling for Senator Fraser Anning to be removed from Parliament.

The petition alleges Senator Anning was elected to Parliament on “dishonest grounds” and says Parliament is “no place for… Neo-Nazis… bigots… [or] hate-speech.”

Senator Anning’s recent comments regarding the Christchurch terror attack sparked widespread criticism and condemnation.

Under Australian law, neither house of the Commonwealth Parliament has the power to expel one of its members.

A British cyclist has completed his world-record attempt ride after his bike was stolen in North Queensland.

At 18 years of age, Charlie Condell has become the youngest person to cycle solo around the world after riding 30,000 kilometres in 249 days across 20 countries.

His record-breaking ride was briefly delayed when his bike, affectionately known as Colin, his passport, camping gear and cycling wear were stolen from a Townsville backpackers’ hostel in October 2018.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has announced the departure of the firm's chief product officer Chris Cox and head of WhatsApp Chris Daniels.

No reason has explicitly been given for their departure, however changes have  come shortly after Mr Zuckerberg outlined his plan to transform Facebook into a "privacy-focused platform."