World Watch

Peaceful protests mark trial of six police officers

Mostly peaceful protests have marked the first day of the pretrial of six US police officers over the death of […]

One of the world’s greatest treasures reduced to rubble

The world is witnessing the destruction of a historic treasure, after confirmation the main temple in the ancient city of […]

First Ebola survivor in Sierra Leone gives birth to healthy baby boy

She lost 21 members of her family. Now, the first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in Sierra Leone has a new hope.

The haunting images of refugee children amidst crisis

It is the children that provide the most haunting images of a refugee crisis which threatens to spiral out of […]

Bridging the gap

In a landmark decision for the middle-eastern kingdom, Saudi Arabia will give women the opportunity to vote for the very first time.

The Vietnamese ‘Love Market’

This market is not your usual weekend affair, instead it sells the opportunity to rekindle lost-love by reuniting with the ones who got away.

Prince Harry works to stop poaching in Africa

The Royal’s conservation mission in Africa makes us like him even more

Tourists among 20 killed in attack on central shrine

20 have been left dead and approximately 120 are injured after bomb detonates in central Bangkok location.

Yellowstone National Park euthanises female grizzly bear

Rangers from Yellowstone park have euthanised a mother bear after a hiker was found dead.

Kiwi UN “Tent Intern” quits

Debate about internships sparked by student David Hyde who couldn’t afford a place to live while interning at UN

A Deafening Silence

One year on, Ferguson marks the killing of the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, with four-and-a-half minutes of silence.

Myanmar president sends out state of emergency

Myanmar President urges residents to evacuate as flood levels continue to rise

As we mark the 70th anniversary of Hiroshima, the younger generation keeps the victims stories alive

We are still living in the aftershock of Hiroshima, people are still the scars of history -Edward Bond

MH370 debris confirmed

Malaysia’s PM Razak confirms debris found on Reunion Island is from missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest 2015

The winners of the National Geographic Photo Contest have been announced and they are everything we imagined them to be – and more.

Obama condemns mistreatment of women and homophobia in Kenya

Obama addressed women’s and gay rights during his first presidential visit to his late father’s homeland, Kenya.

Another Tragedy: More calls for America to follow in the footsteps of Australian gun laws

Yet another massacre has terrorised America and more are calling for the US to follow Australian gun laws

Stunning new images of Pluto

New false colour images show Pluto’s textured surface

Fukushima Radiation: Deformed flowers show the cost of radiation on our These

This sad image is showing the cost of the Fukushima disaster on the world’s wildlife.

From A Million Miles Away

NASA reveals EPIC new images of Earth

Cosmologist Steven Hawking launches enquiry into alien life

Steven Hawking and Yuri Milner have begun the biggest study into extraterrestrial life this world has ever seen.

Is climate change starving our polar bears?

New studies suggest that polar bears are not adapting the way we thought they would to the warmer climate.

Australia Remembers: MH17 one year on

One year on, Australia remembers the devastation following the MH17 disaster.

America’s National Rifle Association Attacks Australian Gun Laws

America’s NRA has lambasted Obama’s siding with Australian gun laws.

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