Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has asked Australians to ‘act responsibly and not hoard fuel, saying it ‘wasn’t the Australian way’ as he announced new measures to secure more fuel for the country.

A senior defence official has warned a room full of AUKUS sceptics that Australia will be left with no submarines if the project is dumped.

The Prime Minister insists he’s doing everything practical to shield Australians from the worst impacts of the fuel crisis but rejected the Opposition’s call to cut the excise to ease the price pressure.

A pro-Iranian hacking group claims to have hacked an account of FBI director Kash Patel and has posted online what appear to be years-old photographs of him.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: US President Donald Trump has boasted that the world is ‘closer than ever to the rise of the Middle East’ because of US dominance in the war with Iran.

Following his earlier remarks that Cuba may be subject ​to a ‘friendly takeover,’ Donald Trump says ‘Cuba is next, ⁠by the way’.

A murderer has learnt his fate after he shot a man three times and shoved his body into a hollow tree which was set ablaze.

Australians will say goodbye to those long, light-filled evenings soon.

A barrister dedicated to supporting women and children affected by family violence was brutally murdered by her partner.

Surging inflation expectations threaten to send the world into a sovereign debt crisis, leaving central banks with a horrible choice.

Millions of Australian borrowers are bracing for the second interest rate hike in two months, as March’s hike begins to hit household budgets.

Australia is staring down the barrel of inflation above five per cent as a result of the Iran oil supply shock, economists from the Commonwealth Bank warn.

Tasmania’s remote north becomes the ultimate playground when the keys come attached to six-figure engines — and someone else foots the fuel bill.

The real question here isn’t why we do it, but rather, why we feel entitled to? 

There’s something of a movie-set feel about Hyde Melbourne Place. Many of the guests seem like characters, made up by artists, dressed by wardrobe, playing the parts of well-heeled tourists. 

PAUL MURRAY: Angry and disaffected voters attracted to Hanson are unwittingly gifting power to Labor. This is how conservatives can fight back.

JUSTIN LANGER: In a world where domestic violence is escalating, the question of what kind of men we are raising is not just important, but urgent.

The daily information overload around the impact of the war is obscuring the need for thoughtful long-term planning.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: US President Donald Trump has boasted that the world is ‘closer than ever to the rise of the Middle East’ because of US dominance in the war with Iran.

A jury held Meta and YouTube liable for claims their platforms are addictive and have harmed young users. Here’s everything you need to know.

This week Screen Queen Clare Rigden is having her nerves jangled by a Netflix horror, catching up with Valerie for The Comeback, checking out Homebodies and wondering what a detective hole is.

Chappell Roan famously set boundaries between herself and the public, but when fame and fortune is thanks to the fans, how much should we listen to them whinge about privacy?

The Comeback, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, Homebodies, Whale Shark Jack and Riot Women: here’s what we’re diving into on TV this week.

What if some of the most devastating movies from our childhood didn’t have to end the way they did?

JUSTIN LANGER: In a world where domestic violence is escalating, the question of what kind of men we are raising is not just important, but urgent.

A jury held Meta and YouTube liable for claims their platforms are addictive and have harmed young users. Here’s everything you need to know.

Millions of Australian borrowers are bracing for the second interest rate hike in two months, as March’s hike begins to hit household budgets.

A chocolate treat is being stripped from supermarket shelves after Australia’s food watchdog issued an urgent recall.

Prosecco is in but ouzo is out. Parmesan, too, is safe but if you’re a fan of certain delicious cheeses such as pecorino romano there’s bad news.

When you fall short in Australia, and do so convincingly, the response should carry weight but England’s series review is lightweight.

Lachie Kennedy has cemented his status as Australia’s fastest man, outpointing teenage sensation Gout Gout for a second straight year to snare the 200m title at Melbourne’s Maurie Plant Meet. WATCH IT HERE

Fremantle beat Richmond comfortably thanks to a dominant second half - and it could have been much bigger if not for being off-target in front of goal.

The man’s girlfriend was forced to watch as he was stabbed all over his body. Warning: Graphic content

A helicopter carrying one pilot and four passengers has crashed just off Kalalau Beach in Hawaii, killing three people on board.

A lawsuit had accused Bank of America of ignoring suspicious financial transactions related to Jeffrey Epstein despite a "plethora" of information.