Politics

Jim Chalmers’ budget buzzword points to plans to ease the burden on younger Australians. The Liberals - whoever their leader is by May - should take note.

Demonstrators have been arrested, beaten and pepper sprayed by police while protesting Israeli President Isaac Herzog's continuing visit of Australia.

James Paterson and Alex Hawke have emerged as the kingmakers in the Liberal leadership stoush. The two men back opposing candidates in Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley, so who are they?

Australia’s Communications Minister has demanded an urgent meeting with popular online gaming app Roblox over concerns the platform is being infiltrated by predators targeting minors.

Isaac Herzog has praised Chris Minns as a friend of the Jewish community on the day the NSW Premier’s own MPs protested against the Israeli President’s visit.

BOM boss Stuart Minchin has revealed an additional $1.15 million has been spent on updating and amending the weather service’s website in late 2025 after an almost $100 million rebuild sparked outrage.

Some Liberal figures believe Angus Taylor could topple their party’s first female leader as early as Tuesday, but senate estimates hearings are complicating the calling of a party room meeting.

A popular Alaskan cruise line has quietly sailed into the sunset — this time, for good.

US President Donald Trump has lashed out at Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance on Sunday night, calling it ‘disgusting’ and ‘a slap in the face to our country.’

‘What is being told to us in the mainstream media just really doesn’t add up to me.’

The Federal agency in charge of running royal commissions in Australia wasn’t consulted on whether to hold one in the wake of the Bondi Beach terror attack.

Donald Trump has launched a blistering attack on a US Olympian over what he said at the Winter Games about his government.

MPs are seeking changes to the Criminal Code after an Australian flag was burned at an Invasion Day protest.

Keir Starmer’s premiership is now a test of political survival and whether he can cope without his political creator