The company has been forced to stop its capital city routes, with hundreds of jobs now set to go.

In Bangladesh fears are growing over the fate of hundreds of protesters who were arrested and taken into custody following dramatic nationwide protests last week. 

After returning from spying for king and country in the late 17th century, Aphra Behn became the very first English woman to be a paid playwright under her own name.

Hundreds of Rex Airlines workers have been stood down, with administrators telling employees they are unlikely to receive their wages or redundancy payments for months. 

People with disability have reacted with shock and disappointment today to the Government’s response to the Disability Royal Commission. 

98% of public schools are underfunded and currently rely on multiple streams of revenue raising to get by. 

The federal government has warned Australians not to travel to Lebanon, and told those in the country to get out, as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah.

This follows a rocket attack that killed 12 people, including children, who were playing soccer in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

Despite months of cross-border strikes and counter-strikes, there are fears this latest attack could see things escalate into an all-out conflict.

A new report by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is calling for our passenger processing system to be brought into the 21st century by incoming scrapping passenger cards.

A number of people are in hospital, some in intensive care, with 33 cases of Legionnaires disease already diagnosed and the numbers expected to climb. 

Australia's aviation industry is once again having a bumpy ride as Rex Airlines halts trading in its shares raising concerns it's in serious financial strife.

And with the quarterly inflation figures due tomorrow, there's speculation around whether the Reserve Bank will be forced to push up interest rates if inflation remains stubbornly high.