Under the legislation introduced today, anyone posting or sharing violent or illegal acts on social media could face up to two years in prison regardless of whether anyone in the post was charged.

The federal government is promising $842.6 million over six years for remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory ...

The Crows have unveiled their new headquarters as the latest addition to the club's rebrand. Liberal candidate Basil Zempilas ...

The next independent assessment of the Isle of Man’s effectiveness in countering financial crime is scheduled to take place ...

Victoria International School of Sharjah (VISS) – Al Taawun branch has been recognised as a “Distinguished School” by Cognia, ...

Parliament has yet to pass a law ensuring five-year funding for the ABC. That leaves the broadcaster at risk should the ...

The defence and trade ministries cited concerns over data privacy following similar moves by Italy and Australia.