Labor is under pressure to explain Australia’s accelerating property downturn as the nation’s biggest bank warns prices could fall by double digits.

Pauline Hanson has demanded an apology from the Attorney-General after she suggested the One Nation leader examine whether her own behaviour was encouraging threats.

The Prime Minister has refused to condemn Beijing after China warned of ‘consequences’ over Taiwan’s presence at a Pacific summit.

Donald Trump has warned his biggest attack on Iran is still ‘waiting in the wings’ as powerful US strikes hammer targets near the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump has declared ‘Iran is officially a failed nation’, saying the country is dead and calling for its leaders to be prosecuted for what he described as war crimes.

An Iranian official has described hostilities between the United ‌States and Iran, the first since late July, as a ‘limited and contained confrontation’.

Ray Hadley has lifted the lid on his secret $4 million 2GB deal and explosive feud with Alan Jones while giving evidence in court.

Potential jurors for an upcoming trial could be cross-examined under oath by lawyers about their knowledge of Bruce Lehrmann.

As the country gears up to celebrate dads and father figures, here’s what the weather has in store.

Australia’s economic growth has slowed in the face of three rate hikes and faces being squeezed again.

AFP officers have raided the Melbourne home of a former senior CFMEU official as a major corruption probe into Victoria’s construction industry deepens.

Releasing a detailed report on the causes of the July 8 failure, Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady said the company would learn from the findings to ensure the mistakes were not repeated.

Australia’s once-daggy roadside motels are being given a seriously stylish second life.

As millions of visitors flock to places like Mexico City, Milan, Copenhagen and Denmark, residents are rethinking what they share and who they share it with.

Editor’s Letter: There’s a peculiar hypocrisy that wraps travel snobbery. We want the world to be accessible — just not to everyone. 

It is the responsibility of all to ensure that the conduct of politics in Australia does not encourage or spark violent intentions.

DANE ELDRIDGE: Finding the promised land wouldn’t only reward the club for rescuing the game, it’d go a long way to dispelling its reputation as being known solely for fun and wild mullets.

ANDREW GREENE: The squabble between Pauline Hanson and Labor has overshadowed a much more serious debate inside a Government rattled by the scale of One Nation’s win.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The language we use may change how we cope with real trauma.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb general whose actions during the Balkan wars of the 1990s led to him being called the ‘Butcher of Bosnia’, has died in custody in The Hague. 

The heartbreaking news was announced on Instagram on Wednesday.

American TV star and internet sensation Trisha Paytas has announced she will be bringing her first ever stage tour to Australia in March 2027.

To prepare for his role as Ken in Street Fighter, Noah Centineo didn’t even recognise himself in the mirror.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The language we use may change how we cope with real trauma.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Cheeky humour, free-flowing wine and giant servings of home-grown, freshly made food: Why nonna-maxxing is the key to la dolce vita.

THE ECONOMIST: China it is set to produce and sell hundreds of thousands of costly but mostly useless machines in the hope that it can make cheap and useful ones in future.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The language we use may change how we cope with real trauma.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Cheeky humour, free-flowing wine and giant servings of home-grown, freshly made food: Why nonna-maxxing is the key to la dolce vita.

As the country gears up to celebrate dads and father figures, here’s what the weather has in store.

The four-time premiership-winning mentor, who was appointed to head up the Kangaroos in 2022, has departed the club after four seasons in charge.

Dean Cox has addressed the possibility of ‘an extraordinary circus’ unfolding with the club’s five suspended players.

DANE ELDRIDGE: Finding the promised land wouldn’t only reward the club for rescuing the game, it’d go a long way to dispelling its reputation as being known solely for fun and wild mullets.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Europe scrambles to bolster its defences as Moscow tests how far it can push NATO without provoking open conflict

The Sussexes reportedly have a ‘gargantuan’ budget to spend.

Five Australians have reportedly been found alive in Nepal, sparking fresh hope as the search continues for 38 still unaccounted for.