Australia is about to ink a multibillion-dollar deal with Japan to equip the Navy with state-of-the-art warships.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon believes he has the full support of his caucus, amid speculation of a leadership challenge.
Staff Writers
A $2.3m lawsuit filed against the South Australian Premier has taken a new twist just a month after being dismissed.
David Hannant
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has addressed concerns about fuel supply after a major refinery blaze disrupted petrol production.
Andrew Greene in Geelong
Two members of Iran’s women’s football team have made their first public comments since starting their new lives in Australia.
Ria Pandey
Anthony Albanese has dodged questions about whether he’s sought clarification from the Trump administration about the ongoing criticism over Australia’s role in the Strait of Hormuz.
Katina Curtis and Andrew Greene
The Peter Mandelson scandal has claimed another scalp in Britain, with the top foreign ministry official set to leave his post.
Elizabeth Piper, Alistair Smout, Andrew MacAskill and Sam Tabahriti
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has shared new details about if Australia could be plunged into recession as a result of the deepening oil crisis amid slower economic growth and higher inflation.
Katina Curtis
The US President has criticised Australia for not supplying military support in the Strait of Hormuz, saying: ‘They were not there when we asked them to be.’
Andrew Brown
The US President has repeatedly accused Australia of not doing enough to help in the Iran conflict. Anthony Albanese has finally pushed back.
Jack Nivison, Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
One group of Aussies could be set for a hit to their hip pockets, an expert has warned, after the Viva Energy oil refinery burst into flames.
Alexandra Feiam
Donald Trump has slammed an "out of control" judge after the US president lost another court case about his proposed White House ballroom.
Jan Wolfe
Worsening and increasingly complex domestic and family violence situations are resulting in an alarming number of children seeking shelter services.
Maeve Bannister
Anthony Albanese has revealed the impact of a catastrophic fire at one of Australia’s remaining oil refineries amid the fuel crisis.
Prosecutors could be forced to withdraw charges against protesters brutalised by police after a court ruled limits imposed on attendees were unconstitutional.
Kat Wong
A former defence chief has warned the military's new strategy ignores some of the biggest threats facing the Australian Defence Force, despite a record spend.
Australia’s hardest working four-legged friends have been recognised for their “critical” work protecting Australia’s borders
Nathan Schmidt
Australian farmers will receive an additional 250,000 tonnes of fertiliser from Indonesia, as the conflict in the Middle East continues to squeeze supplies.
Duncan Murray
An AI-powered traffic camera trial has uncovered dozens of close calls every day at one of Perth’s busiest intersections, prompting plans for safety upgrades. SEE THE FOOTAGE
Sophie Gannon
Plans for a $110 million office tower in Northbridge have fallen through, with the State Government confirming that it will no longer proceed with leasing the proposed development.
A critical stock has been locked in for Australian farmers after the war in Iran crippled supply routes.
The global economy is at a dangerous point, battered by shocks and upheavals, Jim Chalmers has told G20 colleagues meeting in Washington.
Premier Roger Cook has declared Kwinana the ‘centre of the universe’ as he triggers powerful new laws to fast-track a massive wave of renewable energy projects and overhaul the State’s industrial heartland.
Caitlin Vinci
The first worker strike on a WA mine site this century is off to a rocky start after BHP forced a partial union back down and Premier Roger Cook warned of job losses from industrial action.
Adrian Rauso
