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The standoff over attempts to arrest the impeached South Korean President has intensified. An effort by Yoon Suk Yeol legal team to challenge the warrant for his arrest has been thrown out of court. 

US authorities say they now believe the man behind a New Years Eve terror attack in of New Orleans was acting alone.

Terrorism suspected as a truck ploughs through crowds on a busy street in New Orleans killing at least 10 and wounding dozens of others. 

Previously secret cabinet records also released today revealing the Howard Government's concerns about the safety of troops in Iraq in 2004

Fireworks, fun and sun - how Australia has become a huge attraction for international tourists wanting to ring in the New Year in a big way.

South Korea in shock after 179 killed in the country's deadliest aviation disaster on home soil. 

Australia's most famous sailing race, the Sydney to Hobart, has been hit by two deaths in separate incidents off the New South Wales coast.

Firefighters prepare for potentially devastating conditions across Victoria today as locals warned to get out of danger zones before it's too late.

Russia urged respect international law as desperate efforts are made to locate Oscar Jenkins - the Melbourne man captured while fighting for Ukraine.

Renters deal with unprecedented price increases - making life increasingly difficult in the middle of a cost-of-living crisis.

French man Dominique Pelicot has been sentenced to 20 years behind bars after he was found guilty of drugging and raping his wife Gisele.

Penny Wong uses a visit to Kyiv to reopen Australia's Ukraine Embassy as Russia makes an arrest over the assassination of a top general in Moscow.

Australia rushing aid to Vanuatu as a massive earthquakes strikes - destroying houses and critical infrastructure - with the death toll expected to rise.

Syria's ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad says he would have stayed and fought - if it wasn't for his Russian allies making him to leave.

The story behind the top secret negotiations which has seen the last of the Bali 9 drug smugglers released from an Indonesian prison and returned to Australia as free men.

The Coalition claims its nuclear plan is significantly cheaper than Labor's renewable energy policy

Iran's Supreme leader accuses the US and Israel of toppling the Assad Regime in Syria as fears grow that the instability could allow the return of Islamic State.

Israel launches a wave of strikes on military sites across Syria - destroying its navy and targeting suspected chemical weapons facilities.

Scenes of pain and joy as Syrians rush to find family members who've been locked in prison by the ousted Assad regime.

The Assad family's rule of Syria is over as Bashar al-Assad flees to Moscow... but the country's future is far from certain as rebel factions seize power. 

Question Time in the Australian Parliament can seem as wild and rowdy as a school classroom. 

Bank customers might end-up having to foot the bill to keep regional banks alive, analysts say, under a proposal being considered by the federal government.

Pressure on South Korea's President to resign after his shock decision to declare martial law.

A political crisis in South Korea - the President declares martial law citing a 'communist threat'.

Does Donald Trump now have the greenlight to pardon whomever he likes after Joe Biden used his Presidential authority to clear his son, Hunter?