Victims of a school shooting, a state senator, police officers, prisoners of war and those still missing in action are among those being honored this weekend as several states fly flags at half-staff.

The Flags Act 1953 became law, defining what’s now the official Australian national flag, replacing the Union Jack.

The Australian flag flying above Parliament House is again in tatters, throwing Labor’s care for our national symbol and institutions into question.

Under the scheme, at least 25 per cent of the state’s Skilled Work Regional Visa allocation would be reserved for graduates ...

The Office of Governor Henry McMaster has issued a notification that all flags on state and local public buildings will be ...

The reluctance to make complaints because of fear of reprisal is the obvious headline grab from the Interim Report into ...

The gunman stood on a scaffold outside the US Capitol, raised a .38 revolver toward the sky and pulled the trigger twice. But it took more than three years – and a fatal stabbing – before the FBI ...

The Satanic Temple is a group that campaigns against the encroachment of Christianity in American public life. Their schtick ...

The Scottish Government announces its support for a proposal that would give the ailing event a lifeline, as its revealed ...

Everett Titterington, whose remains were unidentified for decades after he was killed, will be buried Monday. Flags are at half-staff in his honor.

Senator Jacinta Price has warned Aussies should be "very concerned" about treaty processes being conducted across states, suggesting the federal government could eventually "ram it on through".

The Harris campaign event featured tearful moments as those in the audience shared their personal stories about an abortion ...