A cholera emergency has been declared in the Zimbabwe capital Harare after 20 have died from the disease.

The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea have reopened crossing points on their shared border for the first time in 20 years. 

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and President Isaias Afwerki ended two decades of hostility and transformed the border into a frontier of stunning reconciliation. 

The two countries have resumed flights and officially opened the border for road connectivity and trade. 

The two leaders also celebrated Ethiopian New Year together at the border with their troops on Tuesday.
 

Coles has expanded its Quiet Hour initiative to include more than 170 supermarkets as part of their ongoing effort to provide a more comfortable shopping experience for customers with autism spectrum disorder.

Cameras made by two Chinese companies facing accusations of spying on behalf of the Chinese Government are being used across Australia.

Brisbane City Council announced on Tuesday every Brisbane CityCat and CityFerry service will operate under a new timetable from Monday, September 24.

A new petition is calling for Brisbane CBD’s smoking ban to be extended to include Edward Street between Ann and Queen Streets. 

Two Australian firefighters have spent hours hiding in a US forest as two shooters opened fire on them, according to details released in the official review of the incident.

32 people have been killed and at least 130 injured after a suicide bomber detonated his explosives-filled vest during a protest against a local police commander in Eastern Afghanistan yesterday. 

Australia’s leading human rights groups have urged the federal government to sever all military ties to Myanmar.