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"All I can smell is fish," said the Australian massage therapist, who is convinced her neighbours are grilling meats just to spite her.

Twenty-two women are suing the adult film company for fraud, coercion, and misrepresentation.

The proposed laws would be the first in Australia to recognise animals as "sentient" beings, and bring harsh penalties against anyone caught mistreating them.

Activists say the law grants the government sweeping powers and could lead to censorship.

We spoke to Noelle Martin about the day everything changed, and how she rallied for new legislation so others wouldn't face the same ordeal.

“If one can contest for elections from within the prison, why can’t they vote too?"

Ben Leonard, who recently won a court case against his landlord, told us how he and his housemates fought the system.

Citing an exclusive VICE News interview with an anonymous juror, the Sinaloa cartel leader's attorneys say they'll call for the conviction to be overturned.

An anonymous juror describes broken rules, fear, and behind-the-scenes drama at the Sinaloa cartel leader’s trial.

Alex Cifuentes claimed the drug lord paid the former Mexican president $100 million, but the jury only heard half his story.

A poisoned arepa, a naked escape, and 20 tons of sunken cocaine: the trial's greatest hits.

The government is considering changing its laws after a gay father won the right to adopt his biological son last year.