Two years ago, a third of the teaching staff walked out of Katherine High School - including the principal - because of safety concerns.

Three high ranking leaders of a wildlife trafficking gang have been convicted in Nigeria. It's estimated that they were responsible for half the illegal trade in pangolin scales.

Former Australian police officer, Steve Carmody led the investigation in partnership with the Nigerian Customs Service.

The Kremlin has dismissed speculation that it had ordered the killing of Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin as "all lies".

Does Prigozhin's suspected assassination herald even more violence and political instability within Russia or is Putin's control total?

The Australian War Memorial's new exhibition 'Art in Conflict' tells stories of war from under-represented perspectives.

Geraldine tours the work of Megan Cope, Dacchi Dang, Lyndell Brown and Charles Green.

Professor Peter Yu AM, has delivered a powerful speech calling for economic self-determination for Aboriginal people in the Kimberley and other Aboriginal communities as a way of breaking the cycle of inequality.

A dramatic, funny and human account of Australia's evacuation mission which ultimately managed to extract 4100 people from the chaos of Taliban controlled Kabul.

This week marks the second anniversary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan following the US withdrawal.

Women and girls have been the biggest losers under the new regime - despite commitments to more openness, women and girls have been banned from school and work.

However, people in Afghanistan and abroad are quietly working to help some girls continue their education using creative measures. 

This week a grand jury in Fulton County, Georgia handed Donald Trump his fourth criminal indictment. But this case might be different...

Growing up under the reign of military dictator Idi Amin, Dr Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka had to create the position of wildlife veterinarian for herself.

With the global political environment increasingly uncertain, and relations between nuclear states deteriorating, the job for nuclear disarmament advocates appears harder than ever.