Russia’s embassy has hit out at last week’s arrest of a 27-year-old man on charges of foreign interference claiming the move by Australian authorities was ‘taken in the interests of a foreign nation – Ukraine’.

MARK RILEY: Chris Bowen was determined not to let Queensland and the NT win the bitter fight to power data centres solely with renewable energy. He’s been forced into an embarrassing backdown.

As Labor wrestles with immigration cuts, the SA Premier says migration is not the crisis Australia needs to fix.

General Randy George appeared troubled by the encounter with General Chris LaNeve, the Army’s No. 2 officer now favoured for the service’s top job, people familiar with the matter told The Post.

Iran says while it is willing to continue peace talks, it denounces expanded US sanctions, while Washington begins sending diplomats back to the region.

The trade war between Canada and the US has deepened with US President Donald Trump flagging a new wave of 50 per cent tariffs on cars, trucks, auto parts and steel.

A woman accused of murdering her parents prayed to God and said she had ‘sinned twice’ minutes before an interview with detectives, a court has heard.

Six incidents between passenger aircraft were recorded on the tarmac in just one month.

A police senior constable who wrongfully accused an innocent man of endangering another officer has learnt his fate.

Kmart is looking to rollout more standalone homeware stores across the country as well as open additional locations in the Philippines under the booming Anko brand.

The airline has cancelled a planned $150 million share buyback after taking a massive hit from the Middle East conflict, which propelled jet fuel prices to record highs and trimmed its full-year profit.

Mineral Resources has swung from a $896 million loss to a $1.2 billion net profit and reinstated dividends.

The curious collision of devoted fans of a South Korean Netflix series and the show’s breakout star — a lakeside pier in small-town Switzerland.

Tony Armstrong returns to Ireland for a journey of family, heritage, Guinness and unforgettable countryside - discovering a deeper connection to the Emerald Isle along the way.

A new rail journey through the American west turns three days into an unhurried spectacle of ruby canyons, snow-capped mountains, ghost towns and railway lore.

MARK RILEY: Chris Bowen was determined not to let Queensland and the NT win the bitter fight to power data centres solely with renewable energy. He’s been forced into an embarrassing backdown.

To help heal the nation’s fractured bonds the commission needs not only to provide a picture of what has taken place, but it needs to explain why, how, and who is responsible.

JENI O’DOWD: Four near misses in a month isn’t bad luck. It’s a disaster waiting to happen.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Dozens of people were killed in a massacre in a long-safe Haitian town, raising fears gangs could encroach on a nearby suburb of the capital that is considered a last bastion of peace.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: If financed through a viral YouTube sketch and a virtual-reality poker game, this unlikely horror proves limitations can be a filmmaker’s greatest asset.

Tess Crosley has revealed in detail her surprising link to WA before she was involved in the highly publicised Lachie and Jules Neale marriage scandal.

It says something about us that dogs are critical when it comes to post-apocalyptic movies.

After days of anticipation, the woman at the centre of the explosive Lachie Neale affair scandal has shared her side of the story with the public for the first time. 

In a dramatic capitulation, the owner of Facebook and Instagram agreed to the financial penalties for violating child privacy and consumer protection laws

THE ECONOMIST: Scientists are trying to figure out whether algorithms could one day wake up and feel

Leah Ramsey is bravely speaking out so no one else has to face the fear or trauma of her experience.

The number of people who are dependent on alcohol being admitted to hospital has fallen — and weight loss drugs may be the key.

A birthday celebration has erupted into a fiery debate after a restaurant owner publicly called out a customer for refusing to pay a cakeage charge.

‘I thought Boxing Day hot cross buns was f....ed up enough.’

1. I know Jagga Smith has won the Rising Star and rightly so, but gee, his Carlton teammate, Harry Dean, had to have been a good option as well, writes Matthew Richardson.

The total sanction includes a suspended fine hanging over the club for a previous indiscretion.

The brand has been forced to apologise after a partnered video with content creators depicted violence against women.

The former Serbian general was serving a life sentence after he was convicted over Europe’s deadliest massacre since World War II.

Royal family members have cancelled all planned events, the ‌palace said in ‌a statement on Thursday.

Years of long-distance division between Prince William and his younger brother will be tested now that Harry has returned to Britain.