Politics

More so-called ‘ISIS brides’ could fly back to Australia within days, as tensions grow between the Albanese government and the country’s domestic spy agency over counter-terrorism funding levels.

The poor are terrified of inflation again spiralling out control. The rich are worried about taxes eating away at their wealth. Both are furious at Jim Chalmers.

The senior Liberal MP has played a role in the campaign to send fellow SAS veteran Ben Roberts-Smith to jail for allegedly executing prisoners.

Skewering the 2026 Budget has been as easy as shooting Pinocchio in a barrel; it’s so riddled with broken promises it could have been made in Geppetto’s workshop.

It comes after waves of small business owners used AI-generated images of Anthony Albanese to criticise CGT changes.

Residents were rattled awake by the early-morning tremor.

Pauline Hanson has been caught on a hot mic making a rude remark about a journalist following a tense exchange at a press conference.

Veteran compensation and treatment payments continue to grow as the Federal government makes cuts to other areas of the portfolio to balance the budget.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The Democratic National Committee has released a nearly 200-page draft of an internal autopsy of what went wrong in the 2024 campaign. Here’s five key takeaways from the report.

Australia and Turkey have revealed that the global oil crisis will prompt a major focus on electric vehicles at the United Nations climate talks in November.

US President Donald Trump has vowed the United States will eventually ‌recover Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium.

Moral judgments should be made about Israel according to the same standards by which we judge other countries faced with similar circumstances. 

The Treasurer has again been forced to defend contentious, promise-breaking Budget as he hits out at ‘scare campaign’.

A federal grand jury has indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro in an attempt to hold him accountable for killing four people, three of them Americans.