Politics

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has an algae bloom, a little over a week after it was repainted a colour dubbed ‘American flag blue’ by the President.

Leaders at the G7 have discussed a ‌path around restrictions on non-American use of advanced AI after Anthropic disabled access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5.

Investors are warning some of Australia's most successful companies wouldn't exist under proposed tax changes, as Labor pushes ahead with its planned reform.

The signing of a deal between the United States and Iran will take place on Friday.

The One Nation leader will deliver her first ever National Press Club address as her party enjoys surging support.

Court papers say law enforcement officials disrupted a planned attack targeting the UFC cage-fighting show staged at the White House.

The good news is that after three successive rate rises, the Reserve Bank has decided not to again inflict more pain on borrowers, well not just yet. 

Anthony Albanese has knocked over suggestions that the government is contemplating fast-tracking carve-outs for start-ups and other small businesses from its changes to capital gains tax discounts.

Despite being on Putin’s banned list, The Nightly’s National Political Editor was invited by the Russian embassy in Canberra to celebrate the federation’s national day. Here’s what he saw.

Home borrowers have been spared more pain with the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy board unanimously voting to leave rates unchanged for the first time since December, amid an expected end to the Iran war.

Financial advisers have raised concerns about divorced couples’ rights to negatively gear investment properties.

The UK Prime Minister has belatedly embraced a social media ban he said was even better than Australia’s, in what could be one of the final acts of his dying premiership.

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has pushed back on growing criticism of Labor’s capital gains tax overhaul, insisting concerns are ‘unfounded’ despite ongoing voter confusion.

Accountants are warning Labor's controversial tax reform will lead to ‘substantial compliance costs’ on taxpayers, calling for legislative changes.