Politics

Anthony Albanese has expressed his shock over the MCG gun arrests, while the identity of one of the two men accused of carrying a loaded weapon into the packed stadium has been revealed.

China has issued a clear warning to the United States, saying its military will ‘respond to all dangerous, provocative actions’ as it ‘resolutely safeguard national territorial sovereignty’.

The 27 people killed at the school were among at least 100 Palestinians left dead in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip on Thursday, according to Palestinian medical authorities.

Anthony Albanese received a rapturous welcome from western Sydney school children on his first stop in the culturally diverse region of the election campaign.

Danish leader Mette Frederiksen outlined a bold massage to the Trump Administration during her three-day official visit to the vast Arctic territory.

The Duke of Sussex is hoping the truth is unveiled and ‘put in the right hands immediately’ as the British charity watchdog announces investigation into Senteable, trustees and chair Dr Sophie Chandauka.

Peter Dutton's net satisfaction has fallen to its lowest level since becoming Liberal leader, the first YouGov poll since the federal election was called shows.

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton could use US tariffs to their advantage as Australian voters look to see how their leaders respond to the provocation.

US President Donald Trump has responded to the carnage on Wall St following his tariff announcement, likening the shift to an ‘operation’ and claiming this is ‘exactly’ what he said would happen.

US President Donald Trump’s newly announced sweeping global tariffs have caused carnage on Wall Street, with $3 trillion wiped from the market as all-out trade wars and recession fears take over.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s shock decision to create a critical minerals reserve has blindsided his ‘friend’ Roger Cook and left the industry scrambling for details.

MARK RILEY: Whoever wins this election will have to go to Washington as soon as possible to eyeball the President and argue Australia’s case.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Both sides want to use a Trump-sized stick to beat each other with, but neither appear capable of telling Australian people what a global trade war means for our future.

The prime minister has endured the roughest day on the election campaign so far as Australia cops a major Trump trade blow before he takes a different kind of leadership spill.