A woman has fallen overboard on a P&O cruise ship headed towards Brisbane yesterday.

US President Donald Trump has instructed his trade officials and economic advisors to review rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an 11-nation trade deal the country withdrew from when he first took office in 2017.

Saudia Arabia hosted their first ever women’s cycling race, surprising conservatives across the nation and the majority of social media.

Coal from the Latrobe Valley in Victoria will be converted to liquid hydrogen and exported to Japan in a world-first trial with $50 million in backing.

A Rwandan athlete, two Ugandans and possibly a Ghanaian have disappeared from the Commonwealth games, after eight Cameroonian athletes went missing last week.

A recent survey on the Great Barrier Reef has found that synthetic microfibres from clothing make up almost seventy percent of the pollution found there.

The US State Department has revealed that palestinian photojournalist Yaser Murtaja  who was killed by Israeli sniper fire at a protest in Gaza on the 6th of April had been vetted by US authorities as part of of an successfull application from his organisation for a grant from the U.S. Agency for International Development.

This casts doubt on claims from the Israeli defence department that Mr Murtaja had been a high ranking member of the islamic fundamentalist group Hamas.

Crime is twice as high in Nairobi than the average in Kenya, crime victim Edwin Inganji and two friends James Chege and Marvin Makau also developers brainstormed how they could help make people safer.

They created ‘Usalama’ a mobile app that sends a distress signal when a user shakes their phone three times alerting emergency services of their location, as well as their next of kin, and every "Usalama" user within 200m.

The founders aim to bridge this gap between mobile-savvy Kenyans and emergency providers by adding more safety elements to the app.