An International Monetary Fund report has praised the handling of Australia's economy, while also calling for several tax changes.
Andrew Brown
New deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume has made a big call as her party tries to fight off a rising One Nation.
Ria Pandey
Former US President Barack Obama has made shocking claims about the existence of aliens and major conspiracy theories surrounding facilities, including Area 51.
Matt Shrivell
Barack Obama has spoken out about the since-deleted racist video depicting him and wife Michelle that was posted on Donald Trump's Truth Social platform.
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Max Corstorphan
Dismal levels of coalition support are showing signs of shifting after a change in leadership, but One Nation still poses a major threat.
Zac de Silva and Grace Crivellaro
US President Donald Trump has ramped up pressure on Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accused of corruption.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is bolstering ties with pro-Trump conservative European leaders.
Humeyra Pamuk
Roger Cook is officially asking industry to name its price to develop green steel, three months after he promised to make it a requirement for major infrastructure projects.
Jessica Page
Roger Cook has vowed to shut dodgy retailers for up to 90 days to stop tobacco ‘thugs’ and will introduce new legislation on Tuesday, after being accused of inaction over Perth’s growing black market trade.
Outspoken senator Jacinta Price has declared she’s “back, baby” as she hit back at allegations she’s a racist over her remarks about Indian immigration.
Steve Zemek
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit out at new Opposition Leader Angus Taylor after he attacked Labor’s management of the economy.
As more Australian students apply to university than ever before, one underrated area of study has seen a 19 per cent spike in offers.
The laws, which could give police the power to unmask activists and refuse protest permits, have been labelled ‘dangerous’ and ‘too broad’ despite Roger Cook’s endorsement.
Brooke Rolfe and Jessica Page
A van load of priceless Egyptian artefacts dating back to the time of the pyramids has been recovered after an alleged smash and grab at an Australian museum.
Aaron Bunch
WA is already bidding to keep AFL Origin in Perth after more than 58,000 people — and 8000 interstate visitors — packed Optus Stadium on Saturday night for the rivalry’s long-awaited return.
Brooke Rolfe
Police will get the power to reject protest applications they believe could promote hate under planned state laws.
Calls for urgent stamp duty relief have been rejected by Premier Roger Cook, as Basil Zempilas put housing front and centre of a new-look Opposition attack.
The gigantic scale of construction to build and maintain AUKUS submarines has been revealed with the government on the hook for billions in coming decades.
Tom Wark
A leading women’s advocate for grassroots participation in the Liberal Party has quit the party, just two days after federal MPs rolled their first female leader.
Support is surging for One Nation in arguably Australia's most progressive state as the party prepares to field candidates at the upcoming election.
Callum Godde
One Senator who racks up more travel expense claims than most has defended his wife’s presence at meetings at Uluru, paid for by taxpayers.
Blair Jackson
A shipyard in Adelaide will receive a mammoth “down payment” as Australia moves to create the workforce needed for the AUKUS defence pact.
A shipyard in Adelaide will receive a mammoth ‘down payment’ as Australia moves to create the workforce needed for the AUKUS defence pact.
