THE NEW YORK TIMES: What happens in the group chat sure doesn’t stay in it, but the latest onslaught of racist and misogynistic messages is just a symptom of a depressingly perpetual story.

CAMERON MILNER: Behind the smiles, Anthony Albanese will be praying Donald Trump doesn’t decide to give him a lesson in the art of the deal at their White House meeting.

US President Donald Trump has Colombian President Gustavo Petro in his sights after labelling him an ‘illegal drug leader’.

US President Donald Trump has warmly welcomed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to the White House but launched a scathing attack on Kevin Rudd in a surprising outburst.

An economics professor called on Anthony Albanese to demote Jim Chalmers from the Treasury portfolio, while others said government spending was out of control.

An economics professor called on Anthony Albanese to demote Jim Chalmers from the Treasury portfolio, while others said government spending was out of control.

A man was behind on rent and in the process of being evicted before he allegedly murdered his landlady and washed off her blood in a swimming pool.

NICK BRUNING: While pre and post-retirees are celebrating the Federal Government’s major backflip on its proposed $3m super tax, don’t for a moment think winning the battle means the war is also over.

Droneshield shares are up 2475 per cent in 5 years and its CEO says the company is just starting in its journey selling counter-drone technology.

WA’s two most prolific iron ore miners should join forces to prevent China’s emboldened commodities buyer from squeezing them on price, according to one global investment bank.

Aussie borrowers have been warned a November rate cut is not a done deal.

On Dirk Hartog Island — a wild speck off Western Australia — getting lost never felt so good. 

What do changes to credit card and reward schemes mean for aligned frequent flyers?  

Elevated food, wine and accommodation offers and the beauty of World Heritage listed national parks — little wonder city-types are making a move on Tenterfield. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: What happens in the group chat sure doesn’t stay in it, but the latest onslaught of racist and misogynistic messages is just a symptom of a depressingly perpetual story.

EDITORIAL: It’s in the national interest that this meeting goes well, but coming off as toadying would be a disaster for Mr Albanese’s personal popularity at home.

CAMERON MILNER: Behind the smiles, Anthony Albanese will be praying Donald Trump doesn’t decide to give him a lesson in the art of the deal at their White House meeting.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: What happens in the group chat sure doesn’t stay in it, but the latest onslaught of racist and misogynistic messages is just a symptom of a depressingly perpetual story.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Xi faces a dilemma familiar to long-serving autocrats. Naming a successor risks creating a rival centre of power and weakening his grip, but failing to could jeopardize his legacy.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The Russian president’s charm offensive has helped him head off repeated deadlines and sanctions threats by Donald Trump without curtailing Russia’s war effort.

A new docuseries on the life and career of Martin Scorsese brings to the fore the intersection between the filmmaker, violence and art.

Britney Spears has claimed she has been affected by a traumatic experience in a bizarre Instagram post featuring her riding a horse and mentioning the Disney character Maleficent.

It is wholly unnecessary for one character to scream at Victor Frankenstein, ‘You’re the monster!’ Um, duh. Everyone already got the memo.

NICK BRUNING: While pre and post-retirees are celebrating the Federal Government’s major backflip on its proposed $3m super tax, don’t for a moment think winning the battle means the war is also over.

A study that reversed medical advice by recommending feeding babies peanut products early to prevent allergies, has had a big effect in the real world.

NICK BRUINING: Many seniors accessing in-home care will be required to make new financial contributions based on their income and, for the first time, their assets. But there is a way to reduce the burden.

Three recipes for international cuisines that each utilise a different type of Australian mushroom best.

A new study has revealed that most workers don’t have what’s considered a ‘quality job.’ From pay and respect to stability and growth, these five questions will tell you if yours makes the cut.

Pest surge: Sydney and Melbourne battle infestations

The former Collingwood captain has made the bombshell allegation in a Victorian court as it was revealed how he discovered the alleged theft.

The AFL has reportedly warned Geelong to rein in polarising star midfielder Bailey Smith or face the consequences, fed up with the All-Australian’s social media antics.

MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: Touring England is a career highlight - as I found out 30 years ago - but I fear the revival of the Ashes may burn out quickly.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Xi faces a dilemma familiar to long-serving autocrats. Naming a successor risks creating a rival centre of power and weakening his grip, but failing to could jeopardize his legacy.

The famous sex-abuse victim’s memoir, published on Tuesday, is a devastating account of exploitation by the rich, powerful and unscrupulous.

US President Donald Trump has Colombian President Gustavo Petro in his sights after labelling him an ‘illegal drug leader’.