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The cost of living crisis has upended Sandra Davis' retirement plans, and she says this week's state budget won't be enough to change that.

Experts say access to childcare varies across the country, with regional and remote locations impacted by much patchier coverage.

More than 30 million people across the world have used a DNA testing kit. But third parties, like the police and pharmaceutical corporations, could be legally accessing this data.

Ukraine has been saying for months that it's planning a "spring offensive" in a bid to recapture territory from Russia and end the winter deadlock in the conflict. But with spring already sprung, what is Kyiv waiting for and what will they hope to achieve when the offensive finally begins?

After two electric semi-finals we’ve finally arrived at Eurovision’s pièce de résistance — the grand final.

The new technology has piqued the interest of authorities in war-torn Ukraine, and there's hope it can revolutionise communication in defence, mining and natural disasters.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has ruled Türkiye for two decades, but with rising discontent among the public and a formidable opponent waiting in the wings, observers believe he could be about to lose it all.

Two Tasmanian Liberals have quit over the stadium deal, but, given the widespread joy that emanated following the granting of the AFL licence, handing it back after just 10 days would be as embarrassing as it is unlikely, writes Chris Rowbottom.

Where many in the Indian film industry refrain from criticising the Modi government, actor Chetan Kumar Ahimsa is unafraid to take vocal stands on a range of social issues. Now his visa has been cancelled.