Politics

OVED LOBEL: It is already too late for thousands of Iranians, but there are still tens of thousands awaiting death and horrendous torture who can be saved by timely military intervention by the US.

The Prime Minster has inked a new deal with Indonesia but there was a line of questioning that was off limits.

Protesters marching against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's controversial visit to Australia have been urged to move their rally route or face arrest.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: There are now no limits on the USA and Russia as Putin says the Kremlin has a new catastrophic weapon that cannot be stopped.

The taint of the disgraced financier will endure.

Starmer pledged to purge Conservative cronyism and return politics to the public. But his ignorance of Lord Mandelson’s public stench exposes him as part of that corrupted culture.

A senator has called on the Government to come clean about the spread of racist ideology, after a failed Invasion Day bombing was declared a terrorist act.

Australia's relationship with Indonesia will face greater difficulty despite deepening security ties with the strategically located partner, experts warn.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Experts fear that Americans are losing their ability to distinguish between fact and fiction — and that fewer people seem to care about the difference. 

Anthony Albanese is laying the groundwork to curtail tax breaks for property investors, but it took the best part of two Question Times for the Opposition to ask about the plans.

Commonwealth debt is on track to reach $1 trillion within weeks. It is a sobering milestone, particularly given Federal debt was effectively nil in 2007.

Kamala Harris has reignited speculation about her political future with a new post from her long-dormant campaign account.

China is already moving to buy a lot less of iron ore from Australia due to our ties with the United States, threatening government revenue regardless of a Taiwan invasion.

Australia’s Defence Chief has joined politicians and weapons lobbyists in Canberra to celebrate the $368 billion AUKUS project just hours after Labor announced its fire sale of historic military properties.