The Latest Breaking News from Brendan Esposito

As Russia invaded Ukraine, life changed seemingly overnight for the Polish city of Rzeszów. The terror threat has been raised, a Russian agent has been arrested and there is a fear aid supplies moving into Ukraine could be targeted with "acts of sabotage".

As Russian forces continue to advance into Ukraine, the country's art galleries, museums and cultural centres are rushing to protect their precious artefacts.

As we learn to live with the virus, there's a big question we all have to face: how much death are we willing to accept?

As Russia and Ukraine discuss humanitarian corridors for fleeing civilians, photographs already document the war's impact on people's homes.

Halina's family's safety rests on her shoulders alone. Days ago, with war almost on their doorstep, she decided it was time to leave. So she packed everyone into a van and escaped to Poland.

Ukrainians are heading home from all corners of the globe to be with their people and to fight for their future, scrambling for whatever supplies they can carry as they attempt to cross the border from Poland.

Australia records a significant shift in school enrolments — with 6,388 fewer Australian students in the public system in 2021 — which means less funding for state schools and a windfall for the private sector.

Researchers believe tired brain cells in people with obstructive sleep apnoea also affect those people when they are awake – damaging their concentration and causing micro-sleeps the person is not even aware of.

With Australia's international border closed for almost two years, there's one question on the lips of tourism operators, accommodation providers and hospitality venues: When will international visitors come back?