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One shopper noticed the sausage and bacon filled sarnie on the shelves of their local Boots store, and snapped a photo - but not everybody was a fan of the filling or the price.

Almost no one noticed in 1996 when Congress gave online social media platforms sweeping legal immunity from what their users posted on them.

LOS ANGELES -- Jack Laflin likes to recall the time he wriggled into a 9-foot-long, 30-pound blue mermaid tail. He'd spotted similar pieces behind the scenes of the acting gigs he was trying to land, but this was his first attempt to maneuver his way into a silicon tube.

Emergency services have worked through the night with locals reporting a roof has collapsed in the inferno

A year after rebranding itself from Facebook into Meta, the social network titan is striving to make the metaverse a routine part of daily life, offering users new features and promoting new virtual reality gear. But analysts say the company has toned down the hype a bit as it struggles…

Australia is entering a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic as mandatory isolation for positive cases comes to an end across all states and territories. Look back at toady's developments with our blog.

Rethinking your relationship with alcohol? Catch up on the Q&A with Dominique Robert-Hendren, Sophie Scott and Nate Byrne.

Residents in inner-city suburbs of Melbourne are rescued by boat as some of the worst flooding in decades hits Victoria. Meanwhile, thousands of people in in NSW and Tasmania are also under evacuation orders.

The groups say social media companies are not doing enough to curb the spread of falsehoods specifically targeting Latinos.

The local police chief said: 'I’ve seen some videos on social media, and it’s disgraceful. I’m going to call it like it is'. So far no arrests have been made but investigations continue

Press freedom organisations warn bill will ‘subdue public debate’ in run-up to next year’s general elections