Australia

Women are under-represented as candidates in the upcoming federal election and are more likely to be running in hard-to-win seats for the major parties according to the ANU..

Labor continues to keep its cards close to its chest on attempts to secure a carve-out from the United States’ punishing new trade tariffs regime.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Day 11 of the Federal election campaign and one thing is certain: Albo has no clear answers for what he will do in the coming years. He is certain only that there will be uncertainty.   

‘New Zealanders have really been forced to open their eyes and realise the environment that they’re in now.’

A man is in a critical condition after a shocking incident in Sydney’s west, with a woman now under police guard.

A Qantas flight, operated by another airline, has been forced to issue a mayday call and request an emergency landing after the aircraft suffered a serious mechanical issue.

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will be forced out of their echo chambers and into the debating chamber when they go head-to-head this evening.

AARON PATRICK: Investors are facing a perilous question: is Donald Trump negotiating, or does he really believe upending the global trading system will make America richer?

AARON PATRICK: An expensive battle over an endangered stingray-like fish has dominated the election campaign in the island state.

AARON PATRICK: Voters regard the cost of housing as one of the top priorities. They blame foreign workers for driving up prices. It’s an issue that will make or break this election campaign.

An Oxford University-educated Liberal candidate has admitted she owns apartments in London and Canberra after selling herself to voters as a renter.

The Coalition has spectacularly back flipped on changes to work from home arrangements as Labor launches an attack on the controversial Trump-style proposal.

He was only Premier of Tasmania for a short period, but Tony Rundle is being remembered as a ‘remarkable man’ who left behind a ‘positive legacy’ while leading the state through some of its ‘darkest days’.

Labor has moved to discredit Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan, claiming taxpayers would each be up for nearly $90,000 in interest repayments by 2050 if it goes ahead.

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says tariffs are not ‘the way forward’, opening up about the next steps the Albanese Government will take as it tries to stem the fallout.