Identifying Jewish hate on university campuses is an unsolved challenge, experts have warned a royal commission investigating anti-Semitism.

Beijing has issued a blunt response to a joint statement from 14 nations criticising China’s ‘destabilising’ actions in the contested waters of the South China Sea.

The US Navy has revealed when it will begin enforcing a naval blockade on Iranian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump declares the US will carry out more strikes.

US President Donald Trump says the US is ‘reinstating’ its blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and will charge ships for safe passage.

After weeks of speculation about his whereabouts, 84-year-old US Republican Senator Mitch McConnell has issued a statement about his health.

An elderly man who was assaulted during his early morning walk has died in hospital, prompting officers to charge his alleged attacker with murder.

The identity of a Sydney childcare worker accused of sexually abusing more than 136 children can now be revealed after he lost a secrecy bid in court.

Police believe the grandfather was not the intended target.

A study by a consumer advocacy group claims super funds are failing customers but the methods of the ‘mystery shopper’ sting have been called into question.

Thousands of seniors travelling around the State or looking to make a few extra dollars in the next few weeks can land a temporary Federal Government job — and not lose a cent of their fortnightly age pension.

Traders are nervous another closure of the Strait of Hormuz to shipping could swiftly force oil, gas and coal prices higher in an upward inflation risk.

As tourism booms in Rio, the city tries to adapt without losing its identity

It may be all designer details and rooms with record players, but Ace Hotel Kyoto never feels try-hard. 

A new book pushes past the heavy drapery and into the fascinating stories held by one of the city’s oldest restaurants.

Jason Clare had warned that Australians should expect to hear ‘horrific evidence’ during the Royal Commission’s probe into Antisemitism on university campuses. He was immediately proven correct. 

ANDREW GREENE: Disagreements between Australia and China seem more frequent in recent times, and cooperation virtually non-existent, as China continues to test the resolve of Western allies in the Pacific. 

CAMERON MILNER: Whether it was its missing CEO or its hollow apologies to customers, Telstra’s response to its national outage shows a corporate behemoth that’s both arrogant and out of touch.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Furious hardliners and a battle over one of the world’s most important shipping routes have left the US President with dwindling options.

A fragile ceasefire has unravelled into fresh chaos in the Strait of Hormuz, as a controversial Trump-brokered deal is blamed for handing Iran sweeping control over one of the world’s most critical oil routes.

Farmer Zac chose Maya, but Mieke says their story didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling.

A TV show extra has opened up on the touching moment he shared with the star.

Tributes have poured in for Sam Neill, with Australian entertainment figures, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon all honouring the late actor.

The most detailed analysis of how cancer affects Australians shows mortality rates are improving for some patients, including First Nations people.

‘No country can say confidently that we are prepared.’

SARAH DI LORENZO: Weight-loss drugs have led to remarkable results for some, but as a clinical nutritionist watching this unfold, I want to talk about the side effects that aren’t getting enough attention.

A new breed of influencers are amassing followers by sharing their lonely lives online but experts are divided over whether they are breaking the stigma of being friendless or romanticising isolation.

A new book pushes past the heavy drapery and into the fascinating stories held by one of the city’s oldest restaurants.

Consumers are urged to not eat the snack or risk ‘illness or injury’ after foreign matter was found in the product.

Despite a modest Wimbledon, newly-wed Alex de Minaur has become the highest-ranked Australian male tennis player since Lleyton Hewitt in 2009.

In the lead-up to the State of Origin decider, I sent a text to New South Wales coach Laurie Daley, writes Mark ‘Spudd’ Carroll.

Playing up to five practice matches in a 12-game AFLW season makes no sense, writes Georgie Parker.

The US Navy has revealed when it will begin enforcing a naval blockade on Iranian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as President Donald Trump declares the US will carry out more strikes.

Several additional endorsements from Labour MPs have cemented Andy Burnham's path to become prime minister of the United Kingdom.

US President Donald Trump says the US is ‘reinstating’ its blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and will charge ships for safe passage.