Faith group leaders are calling for a vote on hate speech reforms to be pushed back, saying the "rushed" time frame prevents proper scrutiny.

A leading Jewish organisation has warned it is ‘totally opposed’ to a carve-out of new hate speech laws for religious teaching.

Former Home Affairs Department secretary Mike Pezzullo said the government likely had kept the proposed laws “in bottom drawers” for years and questioned why they were not implemented sooner.

Footage has captured US President Donald Trump’s wild reaction to being called a ‘paedophile protector’ during a tour of a car factory.

In a letter, the former president said a subpoena issued by the House Oversight Committee was ‘invalid and legally unenforceable’.

As tensions rise between the US and Iran following the killing of protesters, the US Government has told citizens to ‘leave Iran now’, just hours after Donald Trump said ‘help is on the way’.

Several explosive devices have been discovered in a major Australian city with police urging residents to stay on high alert.

The 13-year-old is accused of sparking terror at a number of schools, universities and shopping centres halfway across the world.

Though the pandemic created an exception, historic data shows the rules governing Australian house prices are clear.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The depiction of the United States as a place where economic hardship is deep and widespread has been a go-to of official Chinese messaging for years. But one aspect is new.

US President slams Federal Reserve chair as either “incompetent” or “crooked” as opposition to Department of Justice opposition to criminal investigation increases.

The $1-a-share unfranked payout aims to underline the steelmaker can do better for shareholders than a rejected $13 billion offer by the Stokes family’s SGH and US group Steel Dynamics.

‘What a privilege to see how rich Australia really is. We’ve got the oldest cultures here. It’s incredible.’

Whether en route, passing through or close enough – here are some appealing Australian destinations and experiences (some products, too) to consider in the coming month.

Ahead of a deeply personal photographic exhibition and the aligned release of a new book, award-winning Australian fashion designer Toni Maticevski explores the inspiration Paris offers.

EDITORIAL: It’s been one month since the Bondi massacre exposed the worst of Australia. We’ve since been forced to reckon with it’s terrible cause.

JENI O’DOWD: It’s not normal to influence little kids on gender ideas before many even know who they are.

EDITORIAL: Whoever is next to step into the world of Rose Garden luncheons and Washington fairways will need a hefty dose of tact and charm. A single-digit handicap wouldn’t hurt either. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The depiction of the United States as a place where economic hardship is deep and widespread has been a go-to of official Chinese messaging for years. But one aspect is new.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: In the billion-dollar race to commercialise psychedelic medicine, psilocybin, a naturally occurring hallucinogen better known as magic mushrooms has decisively pulled ahead of the pack.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The plant-focused portfolio diet has been shown to reduce the risks of cardiovascular disease. Here’s how it works.

The Night Manager was supposed to be a one-and-done, and 10 years on, this second season is just a bonus.

Squid Game star Lee Byung-hun and South Korean master filmmaker Park Chan-wook talk about their new challenging satire, No Other Choice.

She worked as a dancer for years before turning to OnlyFans at a time she labelled her ‘lowest point’.

As algorithms are programmed to feed us content, being fully present in your day-to-day while having to engage with all this tech can be tricky.

Apple has struck a deal to use Google's AI technology to power its new-look Siri and future artificial intelligence features on its iPhones.

BECK NEWTON: People are following the guidelines. The problem is that the local guidelines haven’t followed the evidence.

The pressure for parents to go guarantor to help their children onto the propertyladder is real.

The Greenwell Point property, formerly home to DJs, is for sale.

As algorithms are programmed to feed us content, being fully present in your day-to-day while having to engage with all this tech can be tricky.

GWS star Toby Greene could miss out on representing Victoria in State of Origin, with coach Adam Kingsley saying the Giants star is a wait-and-see proposition.

Officials have already ‘indicated their stance’ in talks about the next series.

He is the third grand final winner to step back for off-field reasons in the past week.

Denmark and the United States have a fundamental difference of opinion about Greenland but the two will continue to talk, the Danish foreign minister says.

US envoy Steve Witkoff says phase two of a plan to end the Gaza Strip ‌conflict has started and will focus on disarming Hamas and rebuilding the territory.

Some American and British forces have been withdrawn from a Qatar air base after a senior Iranian official warned of retaliation if US President Donald Trump proceeds with military action over the killing of demonstrators.