EDITORIAL: The Labor party, the party of the workers, pledged to look after battlers and strugglers, is on the case of climate action.

Millions in taxpayer cash has been splashed by the Albanese Government on high-flying trips across the globe, despite a spiralling cost-of-living crisis crippling household budgets back home. See the figures.

Donald Trump’s newly arrived ambassador to Australia predicted young people will soon also get swept up in the “excitement” of the $368 billion AUKUS project. 

The President’s warnings about Beijing’s technological ambitions collide with his close relationships with tech executives and a desire to preserve relations with Xi Jinping.

Republicans banded together to shelve an effort to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Three men have been arrested after protesters, some reportedly waving Palestinian flags, yelled at the former US President that he had “blood on your hands”.

A man has been found dead inside a Queensland home, with a woman rushed to hospital with critical injuries.

Millions in taxpayer cash has been splashed by the Albanese Government on high-flying trips across the globe, despite a spiralling cost-of-living crisis crippling household budgets back home. See the figures.

The 24-year-old woman has been accused of failing to take her severely injured son to hospital in time to save his life.

Amazon’s Ring is going deeper into surveillance with an indoor drone for home monitoring and an autonomous robot designed to patrol businesses.

The boss of Nvidia, the world’s leading chip designer, had an extramarital affair. He should step down and his should not be the only head to roll.

The Nvidia board is preparing to oust CEO Jenson Huang over claims he had two affairs, one with a suspected Chinese spy.

Flight SQ236 was diverted to a regional hub’s airport ‘after smoke was detected in the cabin’, the airline confirmed on Wednesday.

While a boutique hotel has brought a little polish, this NSW coastal town hasn’t lost its unhurried ways.

As a former resident and regular visitor, Gracie Otto says the appeal of Paris is as much about human connection as the architecture, the cafes and the cinematic business of simply being there. 

EDITORIAL: The Labor party, the party of the workers, pledged to look after battlers and strugglers, is on the case of climate action.

MARK RILEY: This COP is doomed to be as pointless as the others. But at least it can’t be as bad as the 2009 fiasco that brought the phrase ‘Chinese rat-f....ers’ into the lexicon, courtesy of Kevin Rudd.

The boss of Nvidia, the world’s leading chip designer, had an extramarital affair. He should step down and his should not be the only head to roll.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: US Defence Secretary was scolded at the Tomb of the Unknowns by an Army sentinel after laughter broke out among a group that accompanied him.

Jensen Huang’s relationship with exec Kimberly Powell has been discussed inside the company, according to insiders.

The streaming service’s documentary on the disgraced UK entertainer is set to hit the small screen the same week he was jailed.

The endless stream of Shakespeare, Austen and now Homer adaptations point to the many reasons why classic stories will always be around. As they should.

Filmmaker Boots Riley returns with an absurdist comedy called I Love Boosters, a provocative, antic-filled caper that is trying to activate you.

The probe comes after Jensen Huang, the company’s chief executive, acknowledged that he was intimate with a business executive who US officials had determined was working for Chinese intelligence.

Amazon’s Ring is going deeper into surveillance with an indoor drone for home monitoring and an autonomous robot designed to patrol businesses.

Police have provided an update two months after the actress’ tragic death. Here is what we know.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: They thought it might explain why their health had diverged. Instead, it stirred up feelings that weren’t so easily quantified.

Is the sugar in a banana really the same as the sugar in a packet of lollies? Sarah Di Lorenzo sorts facts from myth.

Pet owners will want to know this — because getting it wrong could have massive consequences.

Mitch Marsh says he’s “moved on” from the sandpaper scandal and refused to share his version of the infamous events. See his comments here!

Usman Khawaja wouldn’t answer the question on Pat Cummins or name who knew, but really he has, by saying the whole team and support staff. Not answering raises more questions, writes Mitchell Johnson.

The Australian captain is ready to speak about the bombshell sandpaper claims.

Search and rescue teams are working to find survivors after a three-storey residential complex collapsed, killing two people and leaving many others critical. Here is what we know.

The charges came as the 11-month-old boy’s family revealed further details on his miraculous rescue.

The leading UK television presenter revealed how the now-jailed comedian managed to escape scrutiny over his behaviour for so long.