SOCIETY

Bisexual women in the UK suffer worse mental health as compared to heterosexuals and lesbians.

Uber is apparently undermining transport inspectors across Australia by blocking mobile phone services.

The New Zealand Defence Force is considering the replacement of its C-130s in favour of the new and modern C-17s as part of its defence capability plan.

Intel Ireland has received a "credible" bomb threat from an alleged ISIS supporter. The company evacuated employees as a precaution while authorities investigate.

A Canadian man, facing conviction for gun offence, has appealed in court that he has been a victim of racism.

Feng, a 21-year-old Chinese woman caught her husband, 32-year-old Fan Lung cheating on her after she found out that he sent a photo to his lover, 21-year-old Zhang Hung of Shangqiu City, using her cellphone. To get even, Feng imitated what scorned American woman Lorena Bobbitt did 30 years ago, which was to chop off her husband's penis using a pair of scissors while he was in dreamland.

A Helensburgh father died while he tried saving his teenage stepdaughter.

Canada arrested another man in an alleged terrorist conspiracy.

Major Australian media outlets decide to publish the cover of Charlie Hebdo magazine.

Ting Fang's body was discovered in a hotel room in Adelaide on Jan. 1.

New Zealand has outperformed Australia in the latest U.S.-based rankings in the list of world's average Internet speed.

A Pan-Islamic group in Australia has issued a public statement refusing to condemn the Paris incident for being disproportionate to other countless lives being taken everyday.

Late night show host and comedian Conan O'Brien has condemned the Charlie Hebdo massacre.

The Duchess of Cambridge is reportedly rarely seen in public laughing with friends ever since she married Prince William.

Following the deadly terror attacks in Paris, the US has declared war on lone wolf attackers. ISIS has renewed calls in a recent video for more lone wolves to attack prime target countries.

A West End play revolving around the investigation of Princess Diana's death makes shocking claims. Head inside for details.

New Zealand's soaring temperatures has driven most of New Zealanders outdoors. The highest temperature over the weekend was recorded in Pukaki Aero at 33.4 degrees Celsius.

Richard James Wackrow from New Zealand is accused of beating his ex-girlfriend with a motorcycle helmet in Bali.

Toby Mitchell was charged with allegedly threatening to kill a man as well as his infant daughter.

A video that shows hot to get away with drunk driving simply by showing the cops a Fair DUI Flyer has gone viral.

The 17-month-old baby was mown down in Constitution Hill during a police pursuit involving a stolen car.

There were more than 500 French expatriates who gathered at Sydney's Martin Place.

According to a new investigation, Sydney Siege victim Katrina Dawson was killed by a ricocheted gunshot fired by police, not by Man Haron Monis.

The U.S. Congress is waiting for the White House to request a formal authorisation for Pres. Obama to send military troops against ISIS.

The Federal Reserve believes the Russian crisis has "little impact" to the United States despite fears of major spillover to global markets.

Crowds have gathered in Australia and New Zealand to hold a vigil and pay their respects to the victims of the Paris shooting.

A man took property and cash from the Fremantle pub in a dramatic armed robbery.

South Australia is predicted to experience its heaviest rainfall in 30 years with floods expected in some parts of the state.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has strongly condemned the horrific shooting of 12 people in the offices of the satirical paper Charlie Hebdo.