The Latest Breaking News from ESC

Loreen, 39, is performing Tattoo in the 2023 final - and many Eurovision fans may recognise her from Eurovision 2012

No animals have been allowed on stage and, until 1999, acts had to sing in their native language

Victoria's energy sector regulator is being urged to reconsider a power price proposal that could increase energy bills across the state, worsening the cost-of-living crisis.

‘Privatisation does not work. It has been a disaster for New South Wales and under Labor it stops,’ leader Chris Minns says

The New South Wales opposition says the Energy Security Corporation would drive investment into renewables to ensure services "when the sun doesn’t shine or the wind doesn't blow".

An initiative of the Tamil Nadu Textbook and Educational Services Corporation to identify and translate Tamil literary works into English and other Dravidian languages has picked up steam. Several books are set to be released around November

A CONVERSATION with Elise Christie finds her in a good place, physically and mentally. When we speak she is in Switzerland preparing for round…

Increases to utility bills, council rates and road tolls from today are set to add to cost-of-living woes for Victorians.

The 2023 Eurovision Song Contest cannot be held in Ukraine given the ongoing war in the country, the European Broadcasting Union said Friday, adding it was in talks with the BBC to host it in the United Kingdom. "The security and operational guarantees required for a broadcaster to host, organize…

The eSkootr Championship held its inaugural round in London. The series seeks to improve the safety of e-scooters and riders all over the world.

Former SNP councillor Rhiannon Spear was reported over the tweet, and another in which she called Boris Johnson 'racist', but an investigation found she did not breach the council's code of conduct.