Joshua Boscaini

COVID-19 is evolving and with it the need for new vaccines to protect people against serious illness and death.

Airlines travelling over the Middle East are redirecting their aircraft away from the region as tensions between Israel and Iran are poised to enter a new phase, aviation industry watchers say.

Preliminary results of a global survey show Australia has some of the highest rates of work addiction. Managers, people with a demanding job and those with family members addicted to work are at the highest risk of developing a work addiction.

Good afternoon and welcome back to another day on the presidential campaign trail. This is our daily wrap, making sure you're caught up on the latest election developments.

Workers could be closely monitored and potentially discriminated against without appropriate oversight of artificial intelligence in the workplace, unions say.

Parents raise concerns about a New South Wales government move to covert schools in Sydney's north and south to co-educational schools as part of a plan to bring more subject offerings and extra-curricular programs to students.

The lawyer for veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has criticised a senior police officer and confirmed his client will defend himself against historical indecent assault and sexual touching charges.

One of the reasons Sydney trains will grind to a halt this weekend is because of something fairly uncontroversial in other major global cities.

The NSW government and Rail, Tram and Bus union have set a two-week deadline to resolve an industrial dispute that nearly brought Sydney's train network to a standstill.

An engine failure that forced a Brisbane-bound Qantas flight to make an emergency landing in Sydney was likely caused by a mechanical failure of the high-pressure turbine.