Opinion

Even if all goes well over the next two weeks and the ceasefire turns into the end of the war, it will be some time before oil supplies return to sufficient levels to take some of the pressure off.

The terror regime already has missiles which can travel 4000km. That should terrify every peace-loving democracy in the world

Is it just me, or are people getting ruder? It’s time we all took a chill pill.

As Ben Roberts-Smith spends his first night behind bars following war crime charges, Ben Harvey points out that it’s a tough gig to make any homicide charge stick when you’ve got no body and no murder weapon.

Mr Roberts-Smith was judged to be a hero for his bravery during combat. Authorities are now asking Aussies to judge the decorated soldier as a murderer for his activities in that very same field of combat.

Four years into his prime ministership, Anthony Albanese has finally remembered his Labor values.

ANDREW GREENE: In the past week, there has been some rare, good news for the cause of increased transparency and the public’s right to know about how its government is operating and spending hard-earned taxes.

The fear that should be at the forefront of our minds is that the US has put Iran on a path to become another North Korea.

JUSTIN LANGER: Women should not need to be someone’s daughter or sister or mother to deserve respect. They deserve it because they are human beings. Full stop.

All we know is that the US president has managed to give Iran the upper hand in this conflict while tanking the global economy and shredding America’s most important alliances.

Whether this war lasts a few more days or weeks or months, Donald Trump will always claim it was ahead of schedule. Here’s why.

Australia captain Sam Kerr has been quick to pour doubt on a report that she'll leave Chelsea to join American club Denver Summit at the end of the season.

We are heading into a fuel supply emergency and price shock that will ripple through every part of the economy. Decisive and clear steps are needed.

I know what it’s like playing in a team that struggles to find success, but this is what saved the Tigers and made them premiership winners.

The meat of Anthony Albanese’s message has been lost in his nothing-burger national address.