Zena Chamas

There's been a mass shooting in Sweden that has killed at least 11 people, including the gunman. It's being called the country's deadliest attack. Here's what we know happened.

Research finds women aged 40 to 55 are at higher risk than men of developing long COVID. While there are many theories as to why this happens, one view is that it's immune-related.

Floor mattresses, make-shift water containers, and remaining contents of tents were quickly packed, piled and hurled on top of cars, trucks and donkey pulled carts in Gaza as thousands of Palestinians made their way back to their homes after 15 months of displacement. 

Here are the potential candidates who could replace Justin Trudeau as Liberal Party leader and Canada's new prime minister.

As director of relief, Roger Hearn was responsible for organising the distribution of food from aid trucks coming in through the border. But what depressed him the most was being unable to bring in enough food to help feed Gaza's 1.9 million internally displaced people.

After half a century of rule by Syria's since-fallen president, Bashar al-Assad and his family, the regime fell quickly. But there were key moments leading up to Assad's downfall.

According to data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, patients are waiting longer in public emergency departments to see a doctor. 

When it's time to fill up with petrol, paying extra at the pump can be financially costly. We've done the legwork for you and dispelled the myths about what controls prices and how they're determined.

Children in war-torn areas like Sudan and Gaza are suffering more than before, a new report suggests, as grave violations against them jump to the highest level we've seen in over two decades.

One in three Australian grandparents babysit their grandkids to fill in gaps in childcare, becoming a support "village" for working parents, research finds. But what happens if you don't have grandparents to rely on?