Politics

Anthony Albanese reiterated the Federal Government will not be providing any repatriation support after 11 Australian families with links to ISIS were issued passports to return from Syria.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct after an unprecedented investigation in Britain’s modern era. 

Angus Taylor said the so-called ISIS brides were sympathetic to a ‘heinous ideology’ and called on Labor to tighten temporary exclusion legislation.

AARON PATRICK: The Treasurer’s attack on former Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe over inflation and interest rates was unfair and could hurt the central bank’s independence, economists said.

By saying he has ‘nothing but contempt’ for women stranded in Syria, Anthony Albanese is pushing his national security rhetoric further even than John Howard did.

An attack on Iran that ballooned into a broader regional conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could send Australian petrol prices soaring.

A political spat has erupted over calls for a royal commission after a damning report exposed alleged corruption in the construction union.

Fears have erupted that the US and Iran are headed for all-out-war, as countries ready armed forces and Donald Trump is briefed on strikes that would dwarf previous conflicts.

An activist’s efforts to overturn the Australian Government’s designation of Hamas as a terrorist organisation has been decided by a court.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has continued her attack on Muslims, calling Islam a ‘religion of hate’ and opposing Muslim women coming to Australia to have ‘child after child at taxpayers’ expense’.

Defence Minister Richard Marles says he believes the Trump administration remains committed to the ‘sensitive matter’ of Taiwan’s security. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of deliberately stalling peace talks that ended abruptly after two days.

A man has been arrested after allegedly making threats to kill Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Australia's latest jobless figures are likely to follow a trend for the year's start after economists were wrong-footed by a surprise fall in unemployment.