The Queensland Government is reviewing it’s koala relocation policy, after 40 percent of koalas relocated from the Gold Coast suburb of Coomera died within five years.

The koalas were moved approximately 40 kilometres from their original habitat, into the Gold Coast hinterlands.

Queensland Environment Minister Leeanne Enoch said the 180 koalas which were relocated had a stronger survival rate than those who remained in Coomera.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has won Zimbabwe's presidential election with 50.8 per cent of the vote, according to the country's Electoral Commission.

Apple hit a milestone on Thursday, becoming the first private-sector company to exceed $1 trillion in market value.

Australia is trying to reboot its troubled relations with East Timor, with Julie Bishop being the first foreign minister to visit in five years.

A new website detailing deaths in custody will allow the community to scrutinise the Australian criminal justice system.

Queensland public hospitals and health care facilities are set to ban unhealthy junk food and sugary drinks in a move that hopes to curb the obesity epidemic.

Traditional owners have urged the United Nations to intervene in Adani’s proposed Carmichael mine by formally censuring Australia at a meeting in Geneva this month.

French lawmakers have voted to outlaw street harassers, with on the spot fines of up to $1180 Australian dollars for aggressive cat-callers.

The legislation aims to address sexual violence after a man attacked a young woman when she responded to his inappropriate remarks outside of a Paris cafe.

Minister for Gender Equality Marlene Schiappa said that previously street harassment had not been punished, but the new legislation will punish future offenders appropriately.