Politics

Defence Minister Richard Marles has sidestepped questions about explosive allegations of abuse within the ADF’s interrogation training program as pressure mounts on the government to respond.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has confirmed 608 service stations across Australia are lacking either diesel or unleaded, despite a boost in deliveries from the nation’s two remaining oil refiners.

Germany’s visiting Defence Minister has blasted Donald Trump’s ‘catastrophic’ war in the Middle East while warning Australia not to place ‘all eggs in one basket’ with its US alliance.

A former SAS soldier says the ADF’s Resistance to Interrogation training pushed him into a psychotic breakdown months after his baby’s death.

The inflation surge is putting huge pressure on the Reserve Bank governor, and calling into question its decision to cut interest rates last year.

Next week’s sitting of Federal Parliament would be cancelled and politicians instead able to deliver their speeches online from home under a radical proposal from the Greens.

One Nation’s remarkable rise will be followed by a fall. But Pauline Hanson’s forces will wreak havoc on the political landscape in the meantime.

Donald Trump can’t stop talking about how much his administration is negotiating with Iran about ending the war. Iran can’t stop denying those talks are taking place.

The Revolutionary Guards appear to have taken control of both the state and the war — so who can strike a deal with the President

A humanoid robot has accompanied the US first lady as she arrived at the White House for the final day of a summit on education and technology.

US President Donald Trump has delayed his state visit to China due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, locking in a new date just weeks away.

Senator Chris Murphy told NBC over the weekend, ‘We’ve never seen this level of incompetence in war-making in this country’s history.’ Really? Let’s take a tour of some of the recent history.

One Nation founder Pauline Hanson says she’s ‘very happy’ to support the Liberals and Nationals in helping get rid of ‘Australia’s worst government’.

Traditional havens have vanished as confused and chaotic markets adjust to war, inflation, rising interesting rates, higher debt, an energy shock and AI.