Politics

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Despite pressure from the Trump administration, Mr Zelensky said Ukraine’s position on territory had not changed.

The funeral of former Labor minister Graham Richardson on Tuesday morning attracted leading figures from politics and the media, but the two children from his first marriage were nowhere to be seen.

The 15-year effort by Japan is a model for countries now scrambling to reduce their dependence on Beijing’s critical metals.

The US is preparing to base ‘significant assets’ in Australia amid rising tension with China.

The US President has shattered norms by pledging to ‘be involved’ in the regulatory fate of a transaction that could reshape the news and entertainment industries.

A Nationals senator has labelled Barnaby Joyce’s defection to One Nation a ‘dummy spit’ - and asked a big question about his political future.

Another death has been linked to a triple-0 fail after a customer could not use their Samsung phone to call the emergency line.

A legal team for Charif Kazal made the bold call after the Albanese Government refused to apologise and compensate the Sydney businessman over a corruption finding brushed by prosecutors.

Parliament's travel expenses saga is deepening after a senior minister kept a taxpayer-funded chauffeur waiting for hours at the Australian Open.

US President Donald Trump says he has spoken with China’s President Xi Jinping to confirm a huge deal for AI chips.

A prominent figure in Labor politics, controversial deal-maker Graham Richardson will be remembered at a state funeral on Tuesday.

The Coalition will be "polling desperately" to find out how many voters will follow Barnaby Joyce to One Nation as he plots a Senate switch, a pundit says.

Australia and the United States’ alliance has been hailed as ‘very strong’ as Penny Wong and Richard Marles discuss Indo-Pacific security and AUKUS with their counterparts.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Algorithmic media companies exploit the difference between our attentional instincts and aspirations. In so doing, they make it harder for us to become who we might wish to be.

Families with mortgage relief on their Christmas wish-list will almost certainly be left disappointed on Tuesday with Reserve Bank boss Michele Bullock to signal whether a dreaded hike looms in the new year.