Shannon Molloy

Here in Australia, the outcome of state and federal elections tends to be known on the evening of voting day.

Election experts believe strong early indications that Donald Trump is winning the race for president could be what’s known as a “red mirage”.

Comedian and television star Jon Stewart screamed expletives during an impassioned monologue on The Daily Show as it became clear Donald Trump had pulled off a remarkable victory.

Kevin Rudd is discovering that what’s shared on the internet lives forever.

After mustering up the courage to make a formal statement to police about being bashed and strangled by her husband, Michelle Faye walked out of the station and found him waiting by her car.

Peter Dutton could model himself on Donald Trump in a bid to woo disenchanted voters, who are tipped to lurch to the right at the next election in search of action on the cost-of-living and housing crises, experts say.

A senator who posted a series of derogatory remarks targeting people of colour, the disabled and the LGBT+ community has no intention of apologising despite fierce public outrage.

To those swiping right in search of love, the young dark-haired musician in search of a genuine long-term connection no doubt seemed like a catch.

A frustrated top cop stood in front of a press pack and delivered an impassioned plea to Australia to not ignore seven brutal deaths that have occurred in his patch in just four months.

A woman who escaped serious violence at the hands of her abusive and controlling partner has issued a powerful plea for help to her state’s premier after being “abandoned” by police.