Politics

Photos have emerged of several Australian ISIS brides and their children preparing to leave a detention camp in northeast Syria as they begin the process of heading home. 

A hardline policy banning arrivals from ‘declared terrorist’ hotspots in more than a dozen Muslim countries and a beefed up border taskforce is being considered by new Liberal leader Angus Taylor.

Former NSW premier Morris Iemma, who has long been pro-Israel despite representing Lakemba in Parliament, says Labor is in danger of losing seats to Muslim issues independent candidates.

Former US Vice Presidential candidate Senator Tim Kaine is heading to WA where he’s due to tour the Henderson shipyard and HMAS Stirling naval base to observe preparations for AUKUS.

It appears that a more determined Europe is starting to contemplate a permanently unreliable ally and preparing accordingly.

A new apprenticeship scheme could soon help bring construction costs down, but another key factor has been identified as the biggest impediment to new housing.

The Treasurer ruled out a sensible but politically risky IMF call to lower income taxes. Here’s why Australia desperately needs a bit of political courage.

Meta officials have revealed it hopes to bring a widely criticised crowd-sourced moderation tool ‘Community Notes’ to Australia soon if United States trials are successful.

Former US President Barack Obama has made shocking claims about the existence of aliens and major conspiracy theories surrounding facilities, including Area 51.

US Secretary ‌of State Marco Rubio is bolstering ties with pro-Trump conservative European leaders.

US President Donald Trump has ramped up pressure on Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accused of corruption.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor is expected to announce policy and a new front bench in the coming days in a bid to move on from weeks of party infighting.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit out at new Opposition Leader Angus Taylor after he attacked Labor’s management of the economy.

Support is surging for One Nation in arguably Australia's most progressive state as the party prepares to field candidates at the upcoming election.