Australia

Andrew Hastie’s call to tie immigration with housing supply could in fact end badly, politically, even if it’s popular and makes sense during a housing crisis.

The Australian Prime Minister revealed the conversation with King Charles on Monday night.

The lobby group for Australia’s most prominent corporate executives warns workers will continue seeing their pay lag behind inflation unless major change occurs.

Cesar Barraza, the police officer who ended the Bondi Beach massacre, deserves to be awarded civilian equivalent of the Victoria Cross, NSW Premier Chris Minns said.

Just how different would the world be today if US and UK intelligence services hadn’t got it so wrong post-9/11? At 87, John Howard is finally ready to consider the possibilities.

The national mood is sour. We have been hit by a perfect economic and political storm.

LATIKA M BOURKE: A cast of countries led by the UK has declared a ban on Israeli goods from illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank — with Australia a notable omission.

Anxiety is growing inside Australian Federal Police ranks over a proposed restructure of the organisation, after a staff warning from Commissioner Krissy Barrett of a ‘workforce budget realignment’.

Online platforms will be forced to give Australian users a pop-up box to give them a clear choice on what content appears in their social media feed under the Communications Minister’s sweeping new powers.

The senior Liberal MP accused One Nation of calling him a ‘traitor’, a charged denied by party leader Pauline Hanson, who has now called him ‘a wanker’.

EDITORIAL: The times are at the very least glum and uncertain. A deep malaise hangs over the country.

AARON PATRICK: The protest party is exerting influence over the national policy debate far beyond the weight of its modest parliamentary representation.

Pauline Hanson says Andrew Hastie will not be spared in her plan to turn Australia orange at the next federal Election — warning him she is coming for his seat.

Leaders have spoken to the challenge of curbing an emerging crisis at a high-level meeting targeting youth sexual violence.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Fresh from meeting his US counterpart at the Pentagon, Richard Marles is now in London, armed with a new excuse for why he is not raising defence spending.

An international flight was thrown into chaos after passengers were forced to restrain a man who allegedly began acting aggressively.

One in 70 Australians living with coeliac disease are being called to participate in a world-leading clinical trial to establish a cure.

Pentagon boss Pete Hegseth has reminded his Australian counterpart Richard Marles that US allies must ‘invest in their own sovereign security’ as both nations agreed to also accelerate joint military efforts.