Will Jackson

Observers express concerns the "humiliating" loss of Myawaddy township on the Myanmar-Thai border will prompt a counteroffensive from the military junta that could have devastating consequences for the civilian population.

The Philippine Coast Guard revealed it was monitoring more than 135 Chinese vessels “swarming” at a disputed South China Sea reef within the country’s exclusive economic zone.

Amid rising inflation and interest rates and stubbornly high prices for flights, the number of Australian residents travelling overseas has yet to return to pre-pandemic levels. But some countries are getting more Australian visitors than others.

Hong Kong's new leader has a reputation of being hardline pro-Beijing and is expected to oversee the further integration of the special administrative region into the mainland. 

Sonia Paua underwent medical treatment that sounds on paper like some kind of medieval torture. But now that she can walk without crutches for the first time in her life, the 20-year-old says it was all worth it.

Refugee advocates say six asylum seekers in PNG have tested positive to coronavirus in the past two weeks as the local health system threatens to buckle under the weight of a spiralling outbreak.

Facebook pages for news outlets including the ABC are restored after the federal government agreed to amend media bargaining laws.

The daughter of a prominent art dealer accused of trafficking cultural artifacts promises to repatriate more than 100 pieces from her father’s private collection to Cambodia following his death.

Now that Joe Biden has won the election, that’s the last we will hear of President Donald Trump, right? Well, not so fast. There’s a lot he can still do before inauguration day on January 20.

Melburnians have woken up to a new reality where leaving the house without a face covering risks a $200 fine but police say they will ‘exercise leniency’ for the next week.