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Despite his namesake, Hitler is a very popular politician in his small town with 5,000 residents, working on anti-apartheid efforts.
The 79-year-old was challenged over a statement from the Department of Justice which contradicted his claims about Afghan evacuees.
The museum was a hit when it opened in 2012 and has lots of five-star reviews.
'I took it in the morning, afternoon, weekdays and weekends.'
Roman ruins, delicious food, and one of the world's only sea organs.
After years of failed attempts, Australia’s environmental laws are finally getting an overhaul. But will they stop the damage done to nature?
The Vatican archives show that women reported instances of harassment and abuse to Church authorities.
The government finally got through its environmental laws, doing the deal with the Greens, leaving the Liberals hung out to dry.
Ley says the Opposition was negotiating on the environment laws with the government into early Thursday – just before Labor announced a deal with the Greens.
Prototypes For Humanity brings in research talent from more than 800 universities around the world.
Despite handsome production design, almost nothing in Freddie’s story has a ring of authenticity.
Stranger Things proves that even in an era filled with sequels, prequels, remakes and reboots, it’s still possible for a new story to launch a major franchise.
Hawke’s elegiac performance is worth the price of admission alone – but don’t expect historical accuracy.
A wedding video which has gone viral in Iran has highlighted the country’s inequality and exposed hypocrisy at the core of the ruling regime.
Histotripsy uses focused sound waves to destroy tumours safely while sparing healthy tissue.
For rural students, distance education can keep existing inequities in place.
In South Africa’s Makanaskop, the kraal is a sacred space for rituals but small plots with outside toilets undermine this cultural use.
Governments across the world must look at alcohol and its related harms through the eyes of women and children who are mostly affected.
Behind all of the thrills and jokes of Zootropolis 2 lies a message of community and harmony between species.
Listen to The Conversation Weekly podcast to hear flu expert Ian Barr describe how the global system works to choose the strains of flu to vaccinate against each year.