A State premier has vowed to increase security arrangements ahead of an election after Helen Haines was allegedly run down outside her office.

The husband of MP Dr Helen Haines has revealed she had her second leg amputated following Monday’s violent attack, as top security chiefs warn of escalating threats against politicians.

A former teacher’s revelations, a rare medical disorder and disturbing accounts from neighbours shed new light on the man charged over the horrific attack on Helen Haines.

The Russian leader has agreed ‘in principle’ to resume talks with a view to ending the war in Ukraine after November 10, according to a high-ranking Kremlin official.

The retired American teacher had been imprisoned on charges of fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine.

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed overt frustration with the United States in an interview with The Financial Times. He had paused the strikes to comply with a demand from the US President

The group of intruders fled the scene before police arrived.

Adrian Portelli says he’s contributed more than $100 million in taxes but received little in return.

Weakened buyer confidence and reduced borrowing capacity have driven down house prices across every capital city for the first time in 15 years.

JPMorgan says SpaceX’s bet on AI data centres could propel its value to $US6.6 trillion, but the extraordinary growth forecast is drawing scepticism.

EDITORIAL: The Government is still dealing with the long tail of its shambolic Budget, delivered way back in May.

Draft rules on the export of artificial intelligence technology show how China is trying to balance national security risks with its desire to outpace the United States.

Inside the Spanish racquet sport that’s become a newfound hotel essential.

Amanpuri is one of those special places you begin mourning before you leave and plot to return to as soon as you do.

What if you could turn a handful of annual leave days into extended holidays multiple times a year across 2027? There is a trick!

EDITORIAL: The Government is still dealing with the long tail of its shambolic Budget, delivered way back in May.

JENI O’DOWD: Exam stress is literally killing kids. It doesn’t have to be this way.

EDITORIAL: It is important our leaders now take their own advice about engaging in a respectful manner.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A New Mexico judge on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay $35 billion for deceiving users about its data privacy practices, one of the largest penalties levied against a tech giant.

Draft rules on the export of artificial intelligence technology show how China is trying to balance national security risks with its desire to outpace the United States.

Oasis just might be releasing a new album, if Liam Gallagher's latest X post is to be believed.

Everything you need to know about getting tickets for Zach Bryan’s Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs tour.

‘Right now, we’re not entirely sure what our next steps look like.’

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A New Mexico judge on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay $35 billion for deceiving users about its data privacy practices, one of the largest penalties levied against a tech giant.

Government websites around the world, including Australia, have gone offline after the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities in a widely used programming language sent website operators scrambling to protect their systems.

THE ECONOMIST: AI personal assistants can now buy tickets, sort your holidays and book appointments — but first they will have to prove they are safe for users and a useful tool for businesses

Perth activewear brand Kikiva has issued another statement after its founder came under fire for a racial slur that was said during a social media live stream.

Subscribers to the ecommerce giant can expect to be slugged the extra amount from November 25 onwards.

Cardiothoracic surgeon Jeremy London shares his tips on which items are essentials for your shopping list and which items to avoid.

KIERSTEN DUKE: The Everest is no longer just a horse race. It is a spectacle, a statement and it’s becoming the biggest party on the Australian racing calendar.

‘Unfortunately he had many accusations thrown at him and he didn’t deserve that.’

The Russian leader has agreed ‘in principle’ to resume talks with a view to ending the war in Ukraine after November 10, according to a high-ranking Kremlin official.

Government websites around the world, including Australia, have gone offline after the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities in a widely used programming language sent website operators scrambling to protect their systems.

JPMorgan says SpaceX’s bet on AI data centres could propel its value to $US6.6 trillion, but the extraordinary growth forecast is drawing scepticism.