A Greens senator has cast doubt on the threat from China as the AUKUS submarine pact faces renewed pressure.
Nathan Schmidt
A leading Labor minister has responded after New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon claimed the CGT was a “wrecking ball tax”.
One Nation needs to “act like a serious party” as confusion reigns over its housing policy, a Labor minister has claimed.
US Navy sailors will begin arriving at HMAS Stirling this year, as part of a nuclear submarine rotation program that will bring hundreds of American and UK personnel to the State.
Joe Spagnolo
Six opposition candidates have been arrested a day before Armenia's general election, with the reason for the detentions unclear.
Staff Writers
Pauline Hanson has rubbished rumours she would try and convince Ben Roberts-Smith to run as a One Nation candidate against Andrew Hastie in Canning at the next federal election.
I’m not sure that Cook would willingly be prepared to stand with his mate at Elizabeth Quay during a Federal election campaign should Albo’s popularity continue to plummet.
JOE SPAGNOLO
The fight to win over WA is heating up, with Prime Minister aspirants Angus Taylor and Pauline Hanson both heading to Perth to win over the west.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the United States needs allies to "be right there with us, shoulder to shoulder in the breach when it matters".
New Zealand Warriors player Jackson Ford has been referenced by Anthony Albanese, who laughed off a Kiwi politician's migration pitch to avoid tax changes.
Ethan James
Anthony Albanese and his NZ counterpart have signed a new agreement, dismissing suggestions of hostility after a “cheeky” budget rivalry.
Ike Morris and Cameron Micallef
Anthony Albanese and his NZ counterpart have signed a new agreement, dismissing suggestions of hostility after a ‘cheeky’ budget rivalry.
Health Minister Meredith Hammat has been forced to refer her own department to the corruption watchdog after The Sunday Times uncovered allegations of a WA hospital ripping-off Medicare for years.
Charlton Hart
New Zealand will boost its defence capabilities with five Seahawk maritime helicopters as part of a $2.1 billion deal with the US.
Sam McKeith
A US judge has blocked another Trump administration bid to place new conditions on grants that would align funding with the Republican president's priorities.
David Thomas
Anthony Albanese has admitted One Nation’s rise was a factor behind his government’s controversial backflip on key taxes in May’s budget.
Nathan Schmidt and Tia Clarkson-Pascoe
Large crowds are calling for local elections in South Korea to be re-run after there weren't enough ballot papers for some voters.
Joyce Lee, Minwoo Park and Daewoung Kim
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is eyeing opportunities for his nation to capitalise on the Brisbane 2032 Olympics during a visit to Australia.
Tess Ikonomou
Gender equality advocates believe a turning point has been reached where men, boys, women and girls can come together to create meaningful change.
Emily Woods
Acting chief executive Mal Osborne says the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder “needs to be and will be better” as it works to rectify a $14m “accounting error” which drew the Office of the Auditor General’s attention.
Tegan Guthrie
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has a catch-cry when he is in spin mode — which is just about all the time — to describe passing political events as ‘a good thing’.
Paul Murray
Senators have approved funding for US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown after hours of arguing over his controversial "anti-weaponisation" fund.
David Morgan, Richard Cowan and Nolan D McCaskill
