We’re all tired of Jim Chalmers flashing a schoolboy grin while he throws out excuses in an attempt to avoid responsibility for the harm his economic policies are causing.

Labor and Greens MPs are vowing to defy a NSW Labor Government protest ban on Monday. They face arrest by marching against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Australia.

The Prime Minster has inked a new deal with Indonesia but there was a line of questioning that was off limits.

The taint of the disgraced financier will endure.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Experts fear that Americans are losing their ability to distinguish between fact and fiction — and that fewer people seem to care about the difference. 

A man convicted of trying to assassinate US President Donald Trump on a Florida golf course in 2024 has been sentenced to life in prison.

Emergency services are responding to the incident.

‘Fat Tony’, one of Australia’s most notorious crime figures, has walked clear of the shadows following a lengthy battle to overturn his drug convictions in the aftermath of the Lawyer X scandal.

The man who allegedly punched and killed Labor strategist Tim Picton has faced a packed courtroom, where he was slapped with a manslaughter charge.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A federal jury ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a passenger who said one of its drivers had raped her, setting the stage for thousands of similar cases around the country.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Companies are increasingly using AI agents to streamline HR processes, including pay rises.

Rio Tinto is walking away from a $300 billion-plus deal to acquire Glencore following a month of tense negotiations that appeared to be doomed from the start.

On a Dolomite Mountains ski safari, the only thing to lug is yourself. Everything else is taken care of.

Technology has not just overreached – it’s now stripping the hotel experience of humanity.

The French capital’s most fashionable (and moody) stay sees a new ‘aventure’ added to the incomparable family stable. 

We’re all tired of Jim Chalmers flashing a schoolboy grin while he throws out excuses in an attempt to avoid responsibility for the harm his economic policies are causing.

EDITORIAL: It is clear that the Government is a key driver of inflation — and by extension, interest rates. It is incumbent on the Government to deliver an antidote.

OVED LOBEL: It is already too late for thousands of Iranians, but there are still tens of thousands awaiting death and horrendous torture who can be saved by timely military intervention by the US.

Being touch-starved, or lacking wanted physical connection, has become increasingly common in our fast-paced, digital world, experts say.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A federal jury ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a passenger who said one of its drivers had raped her, setting the stage for thousands of similar cases around the country.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: ICE knows that it cannot shoot all Americans. But the Department of Homeland Security is close to being able to track all Americans.

Darren Aronofsky has some incredible works to his name - Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream and now ... an AI YouTube series. Um, what the hell happened?

The Wuthering Heights duo are the latest film stars to blur the line between fantasy and reality in the name of box office returns.

More than four years after playing the late princess in the 2021 film, Spencer, Kristen Stewart says she can still ‘cry about her at any moment.’

Being touch-starved, or lacking wanted physical connection, has become increasingly common in our fast-paced, digital world, experts say.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Companies are increasingly using AI agents to streamline HR processes, including pay rises.

Darren Aronofsky has some incredible works to his name - Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream and now ... an AI YouTube series. Um, what the hell happened?

Sliced cheese tricks will please if you’re feeling the pinch for your mid-day meal

To look after your body, you need to look after your mental health, says nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo.

The historic hall has been transformed into an elegant home.

Teammates rallied around the 25-year-old as he was immediately taken away on a medicab.

It’s an unfortunate start to the year for the controversial footy player.

The 34-year-old was not batting or bowling when he was ‘struck hard in the face’.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A federal jury ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a passenger who said one of its drivers had raped her, setting the stage for thousands of similar cases around the country.

OVED LOBEL: It is already too late for thousands of Iranians, but there are still tens of thousands awaiting death and horrendous torture who can be saved by timely military intervention by the US.

The Prime Minster has inked a new deal with Indonesia but there was a line of questioning that was off limits.