Alan Weedon

Human hands have brought our oceans to a crisis point, but these same hands have the power to change that bit-by-bit… with a little bit of help from 3D printing.

Most medical regulators including Australia's demand that COVID-19 vaccines be 50 per cent efficacious at a minimum. So what does this mean? And is this number high enough?

Thailand's controversial King is facing growing criticism from young protesters who are demanding reforms, one of which calls on the sovereign to rule from within the Kingdom he's inherited.

As Palau receives its first batches of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, it could soon become one of the world's first countries to achieve widespread vaccination against COVID-19.

With COVID-19 vaccines already rolling out in China, Russia and the UK, how will countries process vaccinated travellers at the border if vaccines are made with differing standards?

Protesters are defying strict lese majeste laws to argue for reforms to the monarchy, including more oversight over its estimated billions of dollars in wealth.

China has pledged to become carbon-neutral by 2060, responding to the need to drastically bring down its overwhelming share of global carbon emissions. Experts say it's also critical for the communist party's survival.

The Philippines is one of the globe's biggest suppliers of seafarers, with many supporting large families back home. With 36 of them missing from the Gulf Livestock 1 disaster, the consequences are severe.

It's been mooted at various points during the pandemic, but a trans-Tasman travel bubble was raised again at last Friday's National Cabinet. What's different this time?

Japan's seeking to join Five Eyes, an intelligence network made up of the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Will Tokyo become its sixth eye?