Australia

LATIKA M BOURKE: The United States has warned Anthony Albanese that any Government-mandated algorithm filter would be classified as ‘censorship’ by the Trump administration.

Terry Denton’s family is mourning the loss of the beloved author and illustrator as tributes pour in from across Australia’s publishing community.

Liberal Party frontbenchers from different generations have spoken out against the revival John Howard’s baby bonus, whilst a former immigration minister reinforces the need for migrants.

AARON PATRICK: The former television presenter says regular Australians are being “harangued” over inflation when government is the real culprit.

Sarah Hunter, the Reserve Bank’s chief economist, has given a strong hint that borrowers will be getting another interest rate rise soon.

AARON PATRICK: If politics reflected the plight of the people, Australia’s living standards decline would be a national crisis. Instead the Prime Minister is in New York hanging out with the global elite.

In a major speech opening the United Nations’ climate week, the Prime Minister will urge political leaders to step up efforts in combating rising emissions.

A new report says telcos like Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone should be legally forced to let each other’s customers use their cell towers when needed and provide a text-based method of contacting Triple Zero.

Most Australians won’t be following the bid to ingratiate the Government with other members of the New York follies.

Labor’s popularity as slumped to a near-record low as minor party One Nation holds firm as the most popular party in the nation, new polling has shown.

The Albanese Labor Government has been accused of reviving the Abbott Government-era policy of using onshore detention centres to deter illegal immigrants.

Fresh national data has revealed which particular state is Australia’s worst for burglaries with a house broken into every two hours.

MARK RILEY: One Nation’s migration overhaul may sound simple, but the consequences for Australians would be anything but.

Australia’s net overseas migration and population growth are both at four-year lows, but 800 foreigners are still moving in every day.

AARON PATRICK: As the government lowers net overseas migration, it needs to consider if the expensive humanitarian visa program should be reviewed too.

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.