Politics

Chris Bowen is trying not to scare the pants off voters completely, while also scaring them enough to understand why Australia needs to significantly shift the scale and speed of its actions to cut emissions.

More than 100,000 people on the streets in Madrid during Sunday’s protests cut short the cycling Grand Tour event.

‘Please join me as I pay tribute to my friend.’

The UK hopes to cement its strong bond with the US during President Donald Trump's state visit, with new tech and energy deals to be announced.

Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment warns of more heatwave days, months of floods in capital cities, a $611b hit to property prices, and worse droughts if nothing changes in climate policy.

The figure falls below the amount US President Donald Trump has been asking for.

Anthony Albanese says golfing great Greg Norman has been playing the role of an ‘unofficial envoy’ to brief him face-to-face with Donald Trump on his upcoming US trip. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been forced to abandon his Grayndler electorate office after ‘repeated, aggressive’ pro-Palestine protests that blocked access and disrupted the community.

Israel is stepping up its Gaza City offensive, flattening homes as the us and arab leaders scramble to avert catastrophe.

Anthony Albanese is expected to seek Donald Trump’s direct assurance on AUKUS as Australia unveils its largest peacetime defence spend.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The nation is at another polarised moment after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist gunned down on a college campus in Utah.

Alleged assassin Tyler Robinson bragged about his long-range shooting skills to a co-worker before Charlie Kirk was brutally shot dead at a Utah university.

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has capped off a miserable week — which included dumping Jacinta Price from the frontbench — by recording the Coalition’s worst primary vote in Newspoll history.

The Albanese Government hasn’t ruled out stationing Australian troops in the Pacific in an effort to boost security ties with our closest neighbours. 

Teal MP Zali Steggall says she has chosen to ‘unlike’ a post that proclaimed ‘violence is sometimes necessary’ in reference to the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.