Rebel forces have taken control over one of Syria’s largest cities in a major development in the Syrian civil war. What is happening in Syria?

Hearings in a case initiated by a group of law students from the Pacific Islands will begin in the Netherlands this week.

The Federal Government says Australia is on track to meet its greenhouse gas emissions reduction target.

Co-founder of endometriosis advocacy group EndoActive Syl Freedman said Visanne’s PBS listing is “wonderful news for endo patients.”

In a statement, Biden said his son was “selectively and unfairly prosecuted”.

The Kangaroos had a near-perfect season, remaining undefeated and becoming the first professional Australian rules team to do so.

The NDIS said these services “do not meet the evidentiary standards” required to qualify as therapy.

This morning, TDA Sport had the opportunity to interview rugby union player Harry Potter. The 26-year-old made his Wallabies debut against Scotland last week and was Australia’s sole try-scorer. Potter has been named on the bench for this Sunday’s clash against Ireland. 

On Thursday, Dandaragan Shire President Tony O’Gorman said the bushfire has spread about 48 kilometres since the start of the week.

On Wednesday morning, One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson attempted to table documents in the Senate relating to Independent Senator Fatima Payman.

The Thunder won the match by six wickets with six balls remaining, led by a patient batting display from captain Phoebe Litchfield.

The Victorian Government has introduced a new bill to Parliament that would impose spending limits on pokies.

The Government has responded to a major inquiry into missing and murdered First Nations women, supporting six out of 10 recommendations.

The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has released a framework aimed at ending racism.

Local authorities in Florida said they had received a bomb threat for the home of a family member of Congressman Matt Gaetz, who Trump had named as his choice for Attorney-General.

The bill follows a Government review earlier this year, which recommended making the code compulsory for all supermarkets and introducing tougher penalties for failing to observe the rules.

Prosecutor Karim Khan alleges President Min Aung Hlaing is criminally responsible for violent attacks against the Rohingya ethnic minority in 2017.

It comes after the President-elect’s sentencing for a New York criminal case was delayed indefinitely.