Argentina’s President has requested an early release of a $50 million loan from the International Monetary Fund, amid the country’s growing economic crisis.

The country’s currency has fallen to an all time low as the Argentine peso has lost more than 40% of its value against the US dollar this year.

President Mauricio Macri said the move is designed to restore confidence in the Argentine economy. When the terms of the loan were agreed in May, President Macri said he expected the economy to recover and did not plan to use the money.

New statistics on the number of slaughtered pigs in Spain have stirred fears in the country's media that pigs may soon outnumber the human population and end up hogging local resources.

The South African government tweeted a video clip of British prime minister Theresa May dancing with students in Cape Town on Tuesday.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott has accepted an offer to become Scott Morrison’s special envoy on Indigenous affairs, and says school attendance and performance will be his major focus.

The drought crisis in Queensland and New South was has created a surge in dog surrenders.

The controversial Ferny Grove-Upper Kedron Neighbourhood Plan that has been debated for almost three years will come into effect next month.

The Brisbane City Council about to start its stage review of Brisbane’s bus services, but has been met with resistance from the state government.

If you don’t like bees you better buzz off now because thirty thousand bees have swarmed onto the umbrella of a hot dog stand in Times Square.

Police shut down the street and a beekeeper was called who vacuumed the bees into a bucket.

It is not known what attracted the bees to the umbrella.