Politics

Australia’s next defence chief says new US production data shows the submarines are still on track.

The family of Sydney woman Hodan Abby is preparing urgent legal action to overturn a Temporary Exclusion Order blocking the ISIS-bride and her disabled daughter from returning to Australia.

Kirsty Rosse-Emile’s online posts – littered with jihadist imagery, hard-line religious slogans and strict Islamic doctrine – are set to haunt the alleged ISIS bride when she lands in Melbourne tonight.

A second group of ISIS-linked women and children are expected to touch down in Australia today.

Chris Bowen has accused the Coalition of being ‘unpatriotic’ as he defended COP travel and staffing costs and challenged Dan Tehan over his own ministerial travel record.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Fresh alarm has been raised over Gaza, with a senior peace envoy warning the deteriorating situation could fuel renewed violence.

US Central Command has confirmed that the US has launched fresh strikes on Iran, moments after Donald Trump issued a nuclear demand.

Wind farms and solar panels are producing more of Australia's electricity than ever, but slow approvals and investment commitments could stall progress.

A second group of ISIS-linked women and children are expected to arrive in two major Australian cities in just a matter of hours.

While a formal teal party could erode support among some voters, it would also help independent MPs share resources and collaborate on policies.

The tech sector will have to take Anthony Albanese at his word that it will eventually be exempted from capital gains tax changes because there won’t be any carve-outs in initial legislation.

Attorney-General Michelle Rowland approved the prosecution of Victoria Cross awardee Ben Roberts-Smith in two days while taking more than three weeks to green-light charges against three ‘ISIS brides’.

A former leader of the Australian Democrats, whose party appealed to disaffected moderate Liberal voters, is urging the teals to resist the idea of forming a political party.

Australia’s fuel tsar gets paid more than $16,000 per week to help Australia respond to energy supply chain issues in the wake of the US-Israel-Iran war.