Australia

Violence has broken out on Sydney’s Bondi Beach during a paddle-out supporting Gaza.

The Aged Care Minister has denied a delay to the rollout of home care packages was due to budget pressures.

Victoria Police have revealed the last confirmed sighting of alleged cop killer Dezi Freeman and have announced a huge reward for anyone who knows where he is.

The publisher of a posthumous memoir by Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre says it has agreed on a final draft with family members after they publicly raised questions about the book’s release.

Expectations of a leadership shakeup at the Australian National University are growing after chancellor Julie Bishop flew to Canberra this week to hold urgent meetings with senior staff.

PAUL MURRAY: Chris Bowen, the Don Quixote of Canberra, has urged a faster rollout of renewables projects without conceding the instruments he depends on to achieve that end are inadequate.

Chris Bowen is caught between business warnings Australia cannot afford an emissions target much above 70 per cent and an internal Labor push to make that the baseline.

A magistrate has refused bail to a white nationalist accused of a violent attack on an Indigenous camp, keeping him in custody.

Robodebt scheme claimants have been vindicated in part by a massive settlement but say the payout will never be enough for the people who took their own lives.

Former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews has broken his silence after facing an onslaught of criticism for his attendance at a Chinese military parade alongside controversial world leaders. 

AARON PATRICK: Senator Jacinta Price’s proposal to ban burning the flag was met by calls to replace the flag altogether. That would be a mistake.

AARON PATRICK: After visiting Israel, a Melbourne mother decided she needed to explain why Australia’s Jews aren’t directly confronting a wave of hostility from both ends of the political spectrum.

Firebrand senator Jacqui Lambie has given Dan Andrews both barrels for attending a mega military parade with ‘dictators and despots’ in Beijing.

Firebrand senator Jacqui Lambie has given Dan Andrews both barrels for attending a mega military parade with ‘dictators and despots’ in Beijing.

A former prime minister and former foreign minister has blasted the Anthony Albanese as “reckless and dangerous”.