Australian Telecommunications giant Telstra, has been fined $10 million after it misled more than 100,000 Australians.

Australia has taken in a record number of 525,000 international students this year, 12% more than last year’s intake.

A new type of shrinking plastic mulch film is set to help Australian farmers reduce waste by up to 30%.

Australia’s first pill testing station will be available at Canberra music festival Groovin The Moo this coming weekend.

A parade of around 50 Queensland Commonwealth games athletes will start at Queen Street Mall from noon Friday, 27th of April.

Authorities were notified at 7pm last night after an American hiker had failed to return from a bushwalk in far north Queensland.

A growing Chinese market for baby formula is leaving Australian children and their mothers in serious jeopardy.

The inter-Korean Summit is set to begin later today as Kim Jong-Un prepares to enter the demilitarization zone and meet with President Moon Jae-in.

Tens of thousands of teachers in Arizona, one of the worst paid states for educators in the US, had set on another landmark strike over the wages and funding that has spread from West Virginia to Oklahoma.