A think tank that cast doubt on the Trump administration's use of the National Guard to reduce crime has attracted the President's ire.
Gary Fields
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson will challenge Australia’s racial discrimination laws in the High Court after losing her appeal over comments directed at Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi.
Andrew Greene
The WA Nationals leader says the pledge comes after hearing directly from young families struggling to access essential services outside of Perth.
Joe Spagnolo
The editor-in-chief of the US military newspaper Stars and Stripes says the Pentagon has fired him as well as its publisher and a reporter.
Staff Writers
A right-wing lobby group denies it has any involvement in party stacking claims despite senior Liberal operatives being among its ranks.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Seeking a historic fourth term, a state Labor government will try to woo voters with an Australian-first plan to offer public dental care.
Callum Godde
The ACT has joined NSW in agreeing to a federal gun buyback set up after the Bondi shooting massacre but other states are yet to be convinced.
Andrew Brown
Another Aussie state has agreed to join the federal gun buyback scheme – but the national reform push is still far from complete.
Nathan Schmidt and Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
US-South Korean military exercises have ended days earlier than planned in a seemingly failed bid by Donald Trump to persuade the North to return to talks.
Hyung-jin Kim
Up to 300,000 tonnes of ground beef will be allowed into the US without affecting tariff quotas, Donald Trump says, in a bid to ease cost-of-living pressures.
Susan Heavey
Labor will this weekend launch a final week blitz in a desperate bid to save the seat of Secret Harbour, but it appears Anthony Albanese won’t be part of it.
Oliver Lane and Jessica Page
China and Indonesia have agreed on Friday to boost military co-operation and to work closely on minerals, energy and technology.
Stanley Widianto and Stefanno Sulaiman
Rita Saffioti will fly to Melbourne next week to fight the next round in her battle to rescue WA’s GST deal, it can be revealed.
Jessica Page and Caitlyn Rintoul
Junior Albanese Government frontbencher Patrick Gorman has leapt to the defence of his senior West Australian Labor colleague Matt Keogh as the embattled Veterans’ Affairs Minister faces calls to resign.
The Opposition is demanding a ‘clear timetable’ for reform, after a ‘critical’ review into court delays was itself delayed.
Jessica Page
An Australian man faces 20 years behind bars over extraordinary claims involving Russia, Ukraine and military intelligence.
Tenants are set to pay a lot more for rent as Labor’s Budget tax changes discourage future property investment.
Stephen Johnson
Every political decision is considered through three lenses: how many votes will it win; how many votes will it lose; and which part of the country will those votes be won or lost in.
Ben Harvey
A church director refused to swear on the Bible before dismissing as “a complete lie” claims his organisation bankrolled far-right activists to disrupt Labor’s federal election campaign.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Two former organisers of Hong Kong's decades-old vigil in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have been convicted in a national security case.
Kanis Leung
A former police minister has told an anti-corruption probe he was the subject of a “smear campaign” by a fugitive property developer after he went “nuts”.
Nathan Schmidt
The country’s top police officer has revealed more details about an alleged Russian agent charged with intentional foreign interference.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer, Kate Stephenson
President Donald Trump appeared on his former fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen's radio show
Michelle L Price and Jill Colvin
Australia’s chief diplomat has phoned her counterpart in Israel amid “outrage” over the country’s response to an aid worker’s killing.
