Politics

Panic broke out after a rock was hurled through a window and a suspicious package was found at a defence conference in Canberra.

The Home Affairs minister must reveal what and when he knew of Sydney GP Jamal Rifi’s plan to bring back ISIS brides to our country.

JENI O’DOWD: The Liberals’ new leader is no intellectual lightweight — despite what the critics (and Malcolm Turnbull) might suggest.

Workers have seen their pay levels go backwards compared with inflation for the first time since late 2023, unless they’re a public servant. Labor’s election promise to get wages moving again is looking hollow.

Anthony Albanese says he’s ‘personally pleased’ after WA courts lifted a suppression order on the name of a man who allegedly threw a bomb at Australia Day protesters in Perth.

LATIKA M BOURKE: Defence Minister Richard Marles says allies must prepare to support Ukraine for years, casting doubt on claims the war could be resolved quickly.

From standing beside Martin Luther King Jr in Memphis to witnessing Barack Obama’s historic election, Jesse Jackson’s life traced the arc of America’s civil rights journey.

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has doubled down on her controversial comments about Muslims, while offering an apology of sorts, saying Australians are living in fear. 

Nationals’ senator Matt Canavan has criticised Pauline Hanson as ‘ill-disciplined’ and ‘clearly not ready to lead’ after the One Nation leader’s Muslim slur during a TV interview on Monday night. 

The ex-husband of former US First Lady Jill Biden remains behind bars after entering a plea over murder charges relating to his current wife.

Amid nuclear talks between Iran and the US, the Supreme Leader has issued a chilling threat to Donald Trump and the US Department of War.

Local defence companies could soon be able to access a fund worth up to $1 billion set up through contributions from the venture capital market.

Angus Taylor has promoted Jane Hume, Tim Wilson and Claire Chandler to steer the Liberals’ economic comeback as he dumped nearly a dozen backers of vanquished leader Sussan Ley.

By giving Tim Wilson the Treasury portfolio the new Liberal leader has created a potential successor - and shown he isn’t afraid of being outshone in a field that he considers his strength.