Nelli Saarinen

The massive infrastructure project has been advertised for years with otherworldly concept images, but as influencer vlogs from within the brand-new urban development gain traction on social media, audiences haven't been entirely impressed.

Six UN refugee agency workers reportedly killed in air strike Israel claims was targeting Hamas militants — as it happened

Family dynamics can be complicated and going 'no contact' to avoid further conflict is often suggested on social media. Here's what the phrase means and why it's surging online.

Britain has announced it will immediately suspend 30 of its 350 arms export licences with Israel because of a "clear risk" that such equipment might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law.

Online platforms have made it easier and cheaper to organise accommodation, but their rise in popularity has also led to a spike in scams. Here's how to check if your booking is legitimate, and how to avoid being scammed in the first place.

If the sound of a kitchen exhaust fan annoys you at the end of a long day, you're not alone, but research shows they serve an important purpose for both your home and health.

The stunning weather event that delighted stargazers around the world returns to Australian skies, with the geomagnetic storm expected to be at its strongest on Tuesday evening but lasting for several days.

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz says a global tech outage affecting various businesses was caused by a “defect” in a “single content update” for Windows hosts.

Comic artist Jo Waite has spent her adult life renting and squatting in Melbourne’s inner suburbs, watching gentrification unfold in real time. Now, she is drawing her old homes one by one — but the beauty of the grand homes hides the reality of life inside them for tenants in decades past.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil has warned that democracy in Australia and overseas is under threat due to populism, misinformation and foreign interference.