Politics

Donald Trump says the US is considering winding down its military efforts in the Middle East, saying his country’s objectives against Iran were ’very close’ to being met.

Three US officials have revealed the military is deploying thousands of additional troops to the war-stricken region.

Voting has opened in South Australia, where a State election is taking place that could send shockwaves through the political landscape. 

The accelerating crisis offers a first glimpse of what happens when oil supplies are suddenly choked off by an unexpected crisis with no clear end in sight. 

A summit in Brussels on Thursday put on full display just how profoundly Europe’s plans have again been derailed by President Donald Trump. 

A One Nation candidate has been dumped on the eve of the South Australian election over revelations he is wanted in the UK over alleged outstanding criminal charges.

An American tourist has been detained in Bali by local security on Thursday after breaking one of Bali’s laws.

Young people worry welfare is making it harder for them to achieve financial security, home ownership, meaningful work, relationships and children.

Anthony Albanese is defending Australia’s independent response to the Iran conflict against Coalition claims it’s ‘out of step’ with the G7 after being ‘glaringly absent’ from a Strait of Hormuz pact. 

The economic phenomena that dares not speak its name is on the horizon and closing in on Australia fast. Recession.

South Australian Liberals could be left with only four seats as One Nation’s soaring popularity gathers considerable attention in the final day of the campaign.

Australia’s resources sector is alarmed at reports the Prime Minister’s department is quietly exploring options for a new tax.

Queensland Police confirmed they had charged a 35-year-old ute driver after footage emerged of him colliding with a bus carrying the Iranian women’s soccer team.

With the South Australian Liberals staring down a One Nation incursion from the right, the politics of personality are out in full force.

AARON PATRICK: The Prime Minister’s tense visit to Sydney’s biggest mosque on Friday morning was a sign of deep hostility towards the Government from some Muslims.