Politics

Fresh claims reveal that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have charged taxpayers for massages and excessive travel costs while working as the UK’s trade envoy.

Donald Trump has demanded Netflix sack one of its board members or ‘pay the consequences’ at the same time the streamer faces a government investigation into its proposed deal with Warner Bros.

A high-level lobbying campaign is underway to convince the former Liberal leader to stay in parliament temporarily and avoid the likely loss of her seat in southern NSW.

A Labor senator has been forced to defend the existing capital gains tax discount on investment properties in a sign Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces a caucus revolt ahead of the May Budget.

A jury has been told new details of how a former MP met up with a 13-year-old boy before allegedly sexually assaulting him.

The Albanese Government has been accused of cloaking the return of 11 so-called ISIS brides and their 23 children in ‘secrecy’, as key questions remain unanswered despite days of mounting political pressure.

Pressure is growing on the UK Government to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession, with seven heirs ahead of the former prince.

The Federal Opposition says the ‘softly, softly’ approach needs to change as the Government defends their stance on the return of the so-called ISIS brides group from Syria.

Washington cannot be allowed to simply hike tariffs on EU products, the European Commission says.

A man armed with a shotgun and a fuel can has been shot dead after entering US President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.

The United States and China have many points of contention that could ruffle, or at worst derail, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s upcoming summit.

Laws making it illegal to help people linked to terrorism from returning to Australia will be introduced to Parliament by the coalition as the Albanese government defends its handling of the ISIS brides.

An airline trade association fears the travelling public could be used as ‘a political football’ amid another US government shutdown.

The supreme court’s ruling wasn’t a reset and redesigning the United State’s tariff schedule for the third time in little more than a year will produce commercial winners and losers.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says ASIO have detailed knowledge of the 11 so-called ISIS brides and their 23 children who were attempting to return to Australia.