A Coalition frontbencher has issued a surprising caution following Donald Trump’s historic White House comeback.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has signalled that he will call a confidence vote in the Bundestag before Christmas.
Andreas Rinke and Tom Sims
Dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister has risen while Peter Dutton appears to be rising in popularity as the nation waits for an election announcement.
Clareese Packer
While working as a doctor in America during the Clinton years, I came to feel that the US was a bit like Asia on steroids.
Andrew Miller
Western Power repair crews are preparing to strike on Friday after the Electrical Trades Union accused the utility of putting public and staff safety at risk.
Jessica Page
They are the generations trying to start their adult lives, start their families, buy houses and kick their careers off or kick them up a notch.
Bill Shorten
America has spoken loud and clear. On the presidency, the economy and the role of women’s rights within public debate.
Alison Evans
When I look at his campaign and victory through a more objective lens, it’s sadly quite clear how Trump was re-elected despite the significant case against doing so.
Lanna Hill
Treasurer Jim Chalmers believes Australia is well placed to deal with global financial shocks despite the looming threat of US tariffs.
Andrew Brown
A Greens policy would see all HECS debt for university students wiped in a $74 billion proposal ahead of the next election.
Leaders will gather in Azerbaijan for the two-week COP29 summit, with Australia's climate change minister urging his counterparts to adopt ambitious targets.
A $14 million funding boost to fast-track approvals for major job-creating projects is part of a new pre-election pitch by Premier Roger Cook to win over WA industry.
A US judge will decide whether Donald Trump's criminal conviction on charges involving hush money should be overturned and to schedule the sentencing.
Staff Writers
One in four employers is still failing to monitor the prevalence of workplace sexual harassment, a damning report has revealed.
Bethany Hiatt
Australia’s largest union will kick-start a fight against a safety loophole in the mining industry when its high-ranking officials convene in Perth this week.
Adrian Rauso
The Australian and Indonesian militaries are conducting their largest combined joint activity - Keris Woomera - as part of a defence co-operation agreement.
Prasto Wardoyo
Donald Trump’s return to the White House will temporarily push up inflation and dent GDP, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Peter Dutton has surged ahead of Anthony Albanese on voter approval, as a Newspoll shows the Coalition’s primary vote reaching a new high point.
Dylan Caporn
A former long-serving WA Labor senator and minister will lead the Federal Government’s fight to stamp out modern slavery and worker exploitation.
Brexit campaigner and self-described troublemaker Nigel Farage has offered to act as an interlocutor between the UK government and his friend Donald Trump.
Andrew MacAskill
A 7km stretch of land underneath part of the newly elevated Armadale train line will be turned into a vibrant linear park that the State Government hopes will also create more housing opportunities.
Emily Moulton
Cost of living is the main issue on the minds of voters in the Indian Ocean archipelago of Mauritius as they cast their ballots in a parliamentary election.
Villen Anganan
The Victorian government has been accused of kicking workers off the state's revamped compensation scheme to raid it for profits.
Callum Godde
‘Pauline Hanson is not racist at all, tell everyone... she is not racist,’ a fired-up One Nation’s third-place Senate candidate from Mandurah told a crowd on Saturday.
Rachel Fenner