Virginia Langeberg

South Korea has elected a new president after months of political chaos triggered by the former president's brief declaration of martial law.

It’s being described as India’s worst rail accident in recent history: a passenger train derailing before being struck by another train on another track. More than 280 people have been killed and some 900 injured, with officials saying the death toll could rise further.

A senior researcher from Human Rights Watch says she’s optimistic documenting war crimes can lead to accountability for current and future conflicts. Yulia Gorbunova says reports of civilians being tortured and killed since the invasion of Ukraine have raised questions about potential war crimes…

A special Friday prayer service has been held in Christchurch to remember the 51 people killed in attacks on the two mosques in New Zealand, almost one year ago.

Facebook's decision to restrict Australian news content on its platform has seen a swathe of other organisations caught up in the high-stakes dispute.

Dr Campbell Costello isn’t your typical vet. He’s spent twelve years working as a veterinary practitioner but he’s also managed to get himself a pilot licence and says flying serves as a pressure relief valve after a tough day working on animals. “I don't have to be a vet at that moment, Campbell says. “It's just the aeroplane and I. It’s my way to decompress. As I say, take off my vet hat and put on my pilot hat. “I do like being a flyi…

Scientists in the US and the UK are converting household plastics into food - and say it could even be the solution to world hunger.

Viruses don’t have the best reputation, but not all of them are bad. In fact, some of them could end up saving humanity.

The familiar sound of croaking around ponds and in our yards is quickly falling silent. Frogs are turning up dead in unprecedented numbers across Australia and scientists are scrambling to identify their killer before it’s too late. Now ordinary citizens have now become the vital first responders.

US Scientists want to build an ‘off-world insurance policy,’ by sending 6.7 million sperm, ova and seeds to the moon.