Politics

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has spoken to reporters after hours of denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal activities, insisting she ‘did not know’ the convicted sex offender.

The targeted strikes on Iran being considered by Trump would probably be aimed at nuclear and missile sites in the country. But the president has yet to specify exactly what he wants this to accomplish.

Hillary Clinton will speak to US lawmakers as part of a congressional investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A tribunal found that equating Zionism — the belief Israel should exist as a haven for Jews — with terrorism breaches Victoria’s racial and religious tolerance laws.

A Sydney doctor has warned Anthony Albanese that if ISIS-linked children are made to wait in a detention camp for much longer, they risk becoming radicalised.

The standoff over 11 women and 23 children stranded in Syria has prompted the question: What happened to the other Australian women who left to join Islamic State?

Rising interest rates are forcing the Treasurer to promise action on inflation. His record isn’t promising.

MARK RILEY: Carr’s comedy might be politically incorrect, but there’s more than a sliver of truth in his assertion that the tax system is unfair.

The defence minister is refusing to rule out Australian military support for a US-led attack on Iran, as the Federal Government begins evacuating diplomatic families from the Middle East. 

The Chinese embassy says it opposes violent attacks after a dance troupe banned in China was referenced in a bomb threat that forced an evacuation of The Lodge.

A nation-wide test of a new emergency warning system has been locked in, promising faster, more accurate alerts for natural disasters.

The internet watchdog has launched a study into 4000 Australian families to determine the impact and effectiveness of the world-first social media ban.

One word has landed Anthony Albanese in hot water with former Australian of the Year Grace Tame and sparked accusations of misogyny. 

A woman who came forward after Jeffrey Epstein’s arrest to say she had been sexually assaulted by both Donald Trump and the financier decades earlier, when she was a minor.

For nearly an hour, Donald Trump struck an upbeat tone — until a single moment transformed the address into something far more divisive.