Politics

Denmark wants to use the March royal visit of King Frederik and Queen Mary to Australia to strengthen ties on multiple political and industry fronts with Australia when the world is becoming more uncertain.

The US president seems to have his own set of deflector shields: his Cabinet secretaries and other top officials. They’ve been battered and are starting to malfunction.

The Liberal Party’s federal executive have decided that a review of Peter Dutton’s huge 2025 election loss won’t be released publicly.

The number of senior officers in the Australian Defence Force is soaring despite the Albanese Government’s highly touted push to reshape the organisation.

Pining for the good old days when we could disagree on political matters calmly and respectfully? Yeah, nah. That never happened.

A confrontation with shadow treasurer Tim Wilson was the physical manifestation of the new assertiveness of the far right.

Troops from Afghanistan and Pakistan have clashed along the shared border following airstrikes by the latter earlier this week.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has suggested Cabinet will be discussing negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions ahead of the May Budget.

The former Opposition leader has resigned from the NSW seat of Farrer after more than two decades as the member. 

Australia and its allies are now better equipped to hunt Chinese submarines thanks to the AUKUS pact, Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy has revealed.

Australian parents will receive alerts from Instagram if their children repeatedly search for terms relating to suicide or self-harm under a new feature.

Mark Butler has pushed back on claims that Tony Burke is avoiding scrutiny as questions mount over the government’s stance on ISIS brides.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has spoken to reporters after hours of denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities, insisting she ‘did not know’ the convicted sex offender.

The targeted strikes on Iran being considered by Trump would probably be aimed at nuclear and missile sites in the country. But the president has yet to specify exactly what he wants this to accomplish.

Hillary Clinton will speak to US lawmakers as part of a congressional investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.