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AAP FACTCHECK – Quaffing certain energy drinks gives you more than four times your daily recommended maximum dose of cyanide, a video circulating on social media claims. 

For Australians of Vietnamese heritage, Tết Trung Thu is a time of joy, hope and reunion. A celebration shared between loved ones and the broader community.

Stonnington Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a stabbing in Prahran this morning.

AAP FACTCHECK – Chinese citizens are banned from buying food from the supermarket if they have fewer than 650 points as part of the country’s social credit score system, posts online claim.

Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla will travel to Canberra and Sydney during their visit to Australia from 18 to 23 October.

Today Thursday 12/9, on their National Day of Action, R U OK? are calling on all Australians to ask R U OK? Any Day because life happens every day.

AAP FACTCHECK – Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has been stripped of her Olympic gold medal and had $25 million prize money revoked, social media users claim.

AAP FACTCHECK – The prime minister has attempted to play down the controversy over gender and sexuality questions in the next census, telling reporters his government’s position on the matter had not changed.

Scientists have long been fascinated by the formation of gold nuggets, often found nestled within quartz veins. New research led by Monash University geologists suggests that the process might be even more electrifying than we previously thought—literally.

The Albanese Government is making AI in Australia safer with two important announcements today.