Labor’s division over the ATO’s ban on credit card payments has deepened after Murray Watt said he stood by the decision despite growing concern from within government about the impact on small businesses. 

EDITORIAL: The credit card changes will add to the burden and stress of running a small business.

New Greens leader David Shoebridge’s brother - a former Commonwealth intelligence analyst - has spoken about their differences when it comes to defence and foreign policy.

US President Donald Trump has conceded he is unlikely to be awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize but still believes he deserves it.

The Illinois Republican helped spearhead President George W. Bush’s legislative agenda before his career ended in disgrace.

Technological advances in warfare have heightened concerns about the vulnerability of air bases and other hard-to-protect military facilities in populated areas.

Officers raced to the scene after a man allegedly highjacked a car before ramming into a police car and hitting a pedestrian.

‘When (the nurse) searched it up it said the patient you are trying to view the records of is deceased.’

Kaiyah Kennedy’s family have broken their silence on their footy-loving son’s death in hopes their message will help children and families struggling with ADHD and mental health.

EXCLUSIVE: A Chinese mining group is fighting to seize control of Far East Gold, while the Australian founders battle to protect their stake in a potentially lucrative Indonesian gold project.

Prospective migrants wanting to travel to Australia for apprenticeships should be eligible for student visas, business leaders argue.

Fortescue’s ongoing talks with an increasingly powerful state-backed buyer of iron ore in China are cutting into the Andrew Forrest-controlled miner’s sales.

An Australian city known for its coffee culture and ‘artsy vibe’ has outcharmed the world’s most beloved destinations., beating out its arch-rival up the road.

Huddled beneath the pale limestone ramparts of the Dolomites, Aman Rosa Alpina is the most audacious edifice ever erected in the Alta Badia Valle.

‘Double Bay by the beach’ is the long-held missive aimed at Noosa — all linen shirts, resort loafers and people ordering the same long lunch since 1998.

EDITORIAL: The credit card changes will add to the burden and stress of running a small business.

The students Australia turns away today may be the skilled migrants we need tomorrow.

EDITORIAL: Action taken by green activists to halt resource projects is naive in the extreme, or deliberately reckless.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Christa Pike is awake and in a swirl of what one lawyer called a mix of anger and confusion.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: As some online lean into biohacking and wellness metrics, reformed optimisers are cancelling Pilates and having that extra glass of wine.

Halle Berry’s teen daughter has filed a statement amidst a vicious custody battle over alleged child abuse.

The obsession began long before these sporting romances hit our screens, and it’s only getting hotter.

The 75-year-old was rushed to hospital where doctors spent close to an hour working to save him.

This non-fatal act drastically raises domestic homicide risk and can leave victims with brain injuries that go unnoticed by police, experts warn.

THE ECONOMIST: From thought-controlled computers to bionic limbs, Beijing is pouring money into the latest technology China wants to dominate.

AI giant Anthropic reveals concerning presence of foreign actors during Tuesday’s parliamentary inquiry into government cybersecurity breaches.

‘We expect up to half of Australian adults to have an entry into next Thursday’s draw.’

‘I still don’t believe it.’

SARAH DI LORENZO: If you’ve noticed a persistent roll of stubborn fat around your middle that refuses to shift no matter what you do. here are some simple ways to bring it under control.

Joe Montemurro is reluctant to go into details but says he has ‘absolutely had discussions’ with his football star.

The club champion thought it was a joke and had to be convinced it wasn’t ‘fake’ news.

The Sydney Swans have doubled down on Nick Blakey’s future, declaring the contracted defender is going nowhere.

UK counter-terrorism police are investigating after two Latvian men were arrested near a Royal Air Force base in Cambridgeshire in the early hours of Thursday.

A London judge made a ruling against Thames Valley Police after officers searched properties of the former prince now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

A lawyer for the convicted murderer said she was moving freely around her hospital room a week after two lethal injections failed to kill her.