US President Joe Biden has told Americans he will hunt down and make the terrorists responsible for the overnight twin suicide bombing in Kabul pay for what they’ve done.

ISIS-K has claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed 12 US soldiers, and saw the worst day of casualties for US forces there in a decade.

A Facebook Group called ‘Reef Pollution, a Walk for a Solution’ has been launched by Cairns local Che Tyson to bring his local community together to minimise the amount of rubbish entering the oceans, polluting reefs and ecosystems.

Che said he is frustrated seeing rubbish on the mudflats being washed out to sea and believes the local community can do a better job at ‘keeping it in a bag’.

Chelsey Fetini, founder of Chelsey Jean Lymphatics, has been named a finalist for the 2020 AusMumpreneur Awards.

Fetini runs her own naturopath clinic at Capalaba and teaches hundreds of therapists across the world how to build their own lymphatic health business. 

Truck drivers for Toll are set to strike for 24 hours starting today in a bid for better pay and working conditions.

Up to 7,000 truck drivers are set to strike, which could impact and delay food and fuel deliveries.

Qantas has announced international flights will resume for highly vaccinated countries such as Singapore and Japan if Australia can achieve eighty percent vaccination rates by December.

Hundreds of Greek health care workers have marched through Athens protesting the government’s new policy of mandatory vaccinations for those working in the health care sector.

The protest is made up of both vaccinated and unvaccinated Greek health care workers who all believe it’s their colleagues right to choose whether to be vaccinated or not.

A world-first trial of a new particle Covid-19 vaccine will soon begin in Queensland, with scientists hoping they will be able to provide better protection against the virus.

The University of Sunshine Coast clinical trials of the virus-like particle vaccine or VLP for short, will be the first in the world and if effective this type of vaccine could be used to treat future strains of the virus.

Whale researchers are calling for a ban on tours allowing people to swim with whales, saying the interactions are disturbing the marine mammals on their annual migration off Australia’s east coast.

They've been a major drawcard for the Fraser and Sunshine coasts, but a study by the not-for-profit Pacific Whale Foundation has found the tours are causing significant behavioural changes in humpback whales.