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The fate of jailed Australian Oscar Jenkins is set to be discussed in face-to-face talks between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese […]

Fresh opposition leader Sussan Ley is already feeling the heat days into her job. Will her marginal party-room win be

With a reputation as a savvy negotiator, Australia’s new environment minister will need all his political nous to navigate the

Australia’s most decorated soldier just lost his defamation appeal. The media’s response? Barely a whisper. But when Sussan Ley became

An Australian man jailed for 13 years in a maximum-security Russian prison for fighting alongside Ukrainian forces was given a

While the mainstream media obsesses over mushroom meals and political reshuffles, the real stories get buried. This week on The

Moody’s has downgraded its credit rating of the United States by a notch to “Aa1” from “Aaa”, citing rising debt

US President Donald Trump says that over the next two to three weeks US officials will be sending letters to

State and federal Liberals face a mission to restore trust in the party’s brand after enduring setbacks on multiple fronts.

Brazil, the world’s largest chicken exporter, has confirmed its first outbreak of bird flu on a poultry farm, triggering a

Disgraced war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith faces an uphill battle to take his defamation fight to the High Court, but prominent

The United Arab Emirates and the United States have agreed to create a path for the Gulf country to buy

European stocks look set to cap a strong week with gains, as upbeat earnings helped sustain the rally sparked by

The Australian share market has clocked its highest close in three months after eight straight sessions of gains. The S&P/ASX200

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants to ensure Australia’s lowest paid workers don’t go backwards, but stresses a real wage rise must

Disgraced veteran Ben Roberts-Smith has pledged to continue to fight after an appeal court upheld findings that he was likely

Asian stocks were ending a strong week on a softer note on Friday as the euphoria over US-China trade talks

The Greens won’t back down from their stance on issues like Israel’s attacks on Gaza, new leader Larissa Waters says,

Low-income workers should be rewarded with a real increase in their wages, but only if it doesn’t cause inflation to

Falacious definitions have led to claims of ‘record levels of antisemitism’ in NSW universities, but are not supported by facts

US President Donald Trump has pledged to strengthen US ties to the United Arab Emirates on a visit to the

After a marathon legal battle spanning seven years, disgraced special forces veteran Ben Roberts-Smith has only hours to wait to

The Greens are pledging to get back to their “core business” under the fresh leadership of Larissa Waters. Strong action

Luxury French fashion brand Dior is the latest high-profile retail firm to be hit by a cyber attack – with

Oil has tumbled nearly four per cent as a potential US-Iran nuclear deal raised the prospect of increased global crude

Australia should go further in strengthening ties with Indonesia, the prime minister says, using a visit to Jakarta to push

Larissa Waters promises to push for stronger climate action and “politics with heart” after being chosen to lead the federal

Britain’s economy unexpectedly grew in March to push up output over the first quarter of 2025 by the most in

The Reserve Bank is still expected to cut rates after more signs of surprising resilience in the labour market, but

Explorative mining in the Manning Valley not only risks the release of asbestos into the environment, but the NSW Government

Stocks struggled for direction on Thursday while the dollar stumbled as the euphoria from market tailwinds earlier in the  week

The chances of a second interest rate cut have been pared back after the economy produced thousands of new jobs,

Anthony Albanese has had an early encounter with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto ahead of the pair’s formal talks in Jakarta.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will look to deepen defence and investment ties with Indonesia in talks with the nation’s president

Information is the currency of power in a democracy. It’s what allows informed debate and scrutiny of Government. So, how

The Reserve Bank is watching closely as the last data domino falls before a pivotal rates meeting. The RBA’s preferred