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.

According to the Department of Home Affairs, 75% of applicants for Australian citizenship would be waiting 13 months to hear about the decisions made on their applications.

US television icon Bill Cosby has been convicted of sexual assault, after a US jury found him guilty of drugging and molesting an employee 14 years ago.

A Sydney exhibition has come under fire for its’ alleged use of deceased Chinese inmates and political prisoners after the company failed to provide sufficient documentation for its’ corpses.

Iran’s net regulator states sharing images and videos through the Telegram messaging app is now prohibited.

A $400 million plan to rescue the Great Barrier Reef is set to appear in the federal budget when it is revealed next month.

Health professionals say low immunisation levels are putting Queensland on track to experience another horror influenza season, as almost three quarters of the population are unprotected.