Today is the start of Men’s Health week.

In Australia, the Men’s Health week gives a platform for conversations concerning challenging and debating key issues in men's physical and mental health in an attempt to raise awareness.

Every June, such a platform aims to raise the profile of men, their health outcomes and needs around the country.

Tens of thousands of people are protesting in Madrid against controversial plans to pardon jailed Catalan separatists.

Leaders of Spain's right-wing parties joined the demonstration against the pardoning of 12 separatists behind a failed independence attempt in 2017.

Australia's first residential treatment facility for eating disorders opens in the Wandi Nerida facility on the Sunshine Coast.

The 13-bed private hospital is owned and operated by the Butterfly Foundation under its "B-FREEDT" Model of Care, which incorporates connectedness, mental health support, permaculture and equine therapy.

Brisbane’s ethnic Polish club has issued an urgent call for help to prevent the sale of its Milton venue by September.

The 60 year old centre of Brisbane's Polish migrant community is in financial trouble and has only a few months to raise $200, 000

The state is expecting to receive over $17 million across the next three years as interstate arrivals will ‘pay for the privilege’ to move to Queensland.

From July 2022, new arrivals will be required to pay roughly $80 to transfer their driver’s licence.

Last week’s Victorian flood crisis will see businesses and households continue without power, potentially for up to another week.

As the clean-up continues there remains more than 26, 000 homes and businesses without power.

Content warning -- mentions the death of an Indigenous Australian.

Leetona Dungay, mother of the late Dunghutti man David Dungay Junior, will take her family’s fight to the United Nations after feeling the Australian legal system has failed her son.

It has been over a month since the deadly uprising of anti-government protests began in Colombia.

The protests started due to inequalities faced by the citizens, with the pandemic only having worsened the situation, as 42% of the population in Colombia now live in poverty.