Politics

Donald Trump is considering committing the US to another military campaign against Iran, a decision that carries the risk of igniting a conflict that could be far more dangerous than last year’s 12-day war.

The ruling deals a major blow to the US president’s signature economic policy and represents a stinging political setback.

Should Donald Trump pull the United States into a needless war with Iran, the fallout could be horrific.

In his first remarks on Mr Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest, the Prime Minister said the former royal had suffered a ‘decline and fall’ from a position of ‘absolute privilege’.

Jim Chalmers wrote a thesis on Paul Keating as prime minister and now he’s rehearsing the same kind of attack lines his hero deployed against the Liberal Party with his takedown of shadow treasurer Tim Wilson.

A Labor minister has delivered some of the harshest criticism yet about an IS-linked group of Australian women who went to a war zone with children.

Police have ‘received reports of a crime’ after Pauline Hanson’s controversial remarks about Muslims.

A former state MP has pleaded not guilty to sexually molesting a teenager in a car park bathroom, arguing he thought the boy was at least 16 at the time.

The US president says ‌he ‌will ⁠direct the Pentagon and other agencies to ‌begin ​the ​process of identifying and releasing government ​files related to ​aliens.

Capital gains tax discounts should be diluted retrospectively without any grandfathering arrangements for existing investment property owners, a Greens-led Senate committee into the concessions has been told.

The identities of 11 suspected ISIS-linked women based in a Northern Syrian camp who are attempting to return to Australia have been revealed. 

Canberra has reacted to former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest overnight and his ‘fall from grace’.

It’s ‘official’, a new amendment from government is set to deliver an extra public holiday day this year and next.

Shadow Attorney General Michaelia Cash has accused the Albanese government of ‘lying’ over its level of assistance in the repatriation of so-called ‘ISIS brides’ in Syria.

Environment departments across governments will be allowed to share more information from Friday when the next phase of the new environmental laws come into effect.