Ashley Kalagian Blunt is a Canadian-Australian author who literally wrote the book on How to be Australian, as well as writing a crime fiction novel and a book about the Armenian genocide.

As a child growing up in rural Nepal, Som Tamang experienced poverty and child slavery. Today, as an adult he has provided the opportunity for other rural children in Nepal, especially girls, to go to school

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The federal and Northern Territory governments have announced an extra $1 billion for public schools in the state.

'Portraiture. Power. Influence.' is the title of Ralph Heimans' first major exhibition in his home country and it’s just opened at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. The Australian painter reflects on his time captured the likeness and telling the stories of National treasures and international royalty alike. 

Berlin's Techno Culture has just been added to UNESCO’s Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage

The Amazon forests are drying out year by year and this year there's a record number of wildfires

Frances Haugen exposed the fact that Facebook knew from its own internal research that it amplifies hate, misinformation and political unrest.

There are only two witnesses to Brad Balzan's final moments: the two officers who chased him into his backyard. But their accounts of what happened don't match up.

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