The bureaucrat who extended Melbourne’s curfew spent just nine days in the job before approving the controversial lockdown rule.

Italians voted Monday in elections that could see the far right take the historic left-wing bastion of Tuscany, one of several regions up for grabs in a ballot that risks weakening an already fragile federal government.

An investigation has been launched into suspected doping by the Arkea-Samsic team at this year's Tour de France, the Marseille prosecutor said.

The man's job was to “locate potential intelligence sources” and “identify potential threats to the PRC in the New York metropolitan area,” court papers say.

When the original Halifax f.p. telemovies finished a long run on television in 2002, actress Mavournee Hazel was just 6 years old. But she got a quick lesson on just how significant the revival was when friends heard she was up for a role in its revival,

Relatives of Hong Kongers captured by China's coastguard as they tried to flee the city by speedboat said Saturday they feared their loved ones had disappeared into the authoritarian mainland's Communist-controlled judicial system.

Frances McDormand's Oscar-tipped road movie "Nomadland" raced from Venice to Toronto to California on Friday as major global festivals joined forces to jump-start the pandemic-struck film industry.

Donald Trump and his allies are on a tight deadline to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg before the election in November. But even if he lost the presidency, Mr Trump could technically push through his nominee.

Michael Lonsdale, a giant of the silver screen and theatre in France who worked with some of the world's top directors in an acting career that spanned 60

The founder of a global coalition of MPs is pushing for the International Olympic Committee to reconsider Beijing's hosting of the 2022 Winter Games.