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Facebook said it will not accept advertisements for products or services that claim to either cure the disease, or can curtail the spread of the virus.

Shops, Muslim shrines and public vehicles were left smoldering from violence between Hindu mobs and Muslims protesting a new citizenship law.

Starc and Agar helped dismiss the Proteas for the lowest international T20 score at Newlands.

With the 737 Max having been grounded for nearly a year, Boeing is getting creative as it works towards getting it back into the air.

Assange's legal team compared him to Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish artillery officer in the French army who in 1894 was convicted of treason in a celebrated case.

Britain's Prince Harry started the last round of his royal duties on an informal note, making it clear he wished to be simply called Harry.

A US man who was holding his granddaughter before she fell to her death from a cruise ship window has agreed to a plea deal so the family can "close this horrible chapter".

The remains of a teenager who had been missing for two days have found in the lions' enclosure at a safari park in Pakistan, officials said.

Half of all Australian year 10 students do not meet the benchmark for scientific literacy, while year 6 students are only just scraping by. Take the NAPLAN science quiz.

A nutritionist looks at how what we consume impacts one of the most vital health factors, sleep.

Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova has announced that she is retiring from professional tennis at the age of 32.

Coronavirus threatens to derail Australia's Tokyo Olympics campaign. Here's how it will affect the majority of sports in the lead-up.

There are four burning questions surrounding the Tokyo Olympics as the coronavirus outbreak spreads throughout the world.

Caffeine is a psychoactive drug, and coffee is its biggest dietary source.

Some may say he cracked, wasn’t thinking straight, was mad, was beyond comprehension of and for the consequences of his killing, and therefore wasn’t responsible. But what love kills?

Workers were forced to down their tools last Thursday at the building site, perched on a cliff face at Seaforth and boasting views over Middle Harbour.

New rules will limit the savings and penalties that gas and electricity retailers can offer under 'conditional discounting' deals.

Despite the horror off-season the code went through before the 2019 season, the NRL posted a profit $5 million higher than predicted.

Less than a third of BlackRock's funds will be subject to the thermal coal exclusion.

A new toolkit may help restore joy to the lives of people living with dementia.