Politics

New technology, electrification and carbon management solutions in Australia’s resource sector will be central to the Government’s plans to cut emissions by between 62-70 per cent by 2035.

Donald Trump’s state banquet speech has raised eyebrows after royal watchers noticed a massive omission.

THE WASHINGTON POST: FBI Director Kash Patel rejected claims he’s concealing evidence from the investigation into deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

Princess Kate has been given a reminder of the royal pecking order after Queen Camilla appeared to shoo her away after greeting Melania Trump.

The Federal Government will commit to Australia cutting emissions by between 62 and 70 per cent on 2005 levels by 2035 under its updated Paris agreement target.

The ABC has reportedly lost its rights to cover Donald Trump’s press conference in the UK this week after a journalist clashed with the US President.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Former US president Barack Obama says conservative activist’s murder is a ‘tragedy’, urging the nation not to resort to political violence to resolve its differences.

China has warned Papua New Guinea and other Pacific Island nations not to sign up to security deals which ‘target any third party’.

One of Australia’s biggest cities is being strangled of its young people because of one key thing, the Premier has warned.

King Charles delivered Anthony Albanese the AUKUS plug he’s wanted to drive home to Donald Trump for months — and he did so on a silver platter at Windsor Castle.

South Park’s latest episode has been pulled just before airing, with the creators giving an unheard of excuse.

Australia is ramping up pressure on Russian oil in a bid to ‘starve’ Vladimir Putin’s war machine.

An Aussie woman has been left shaken after a Tinder date went horribly wrong and she was allegedly robbed and dumped by a 28-year-old man.

The failure to seal two regional deals could follow Prime Minister Anthony Albanese across the Pacific to a meeting with US President Donald Trump.

King Charles has used his address at a lavish state banquet at Windsor Castle to highlight the nuclear submarine partnership with Australia as a ‘vital collaboration’.