LATIKA M BOURKE: Fresh from meeting his US counterpart at the Pentagon, Richard Marles is now in London, armed with a new excuse for why he is not raising defence spending.

Health Minister Mark Butler has fired back at claims schools are pushing an anti-boy agenda, declaring teaching young men to respect women is ‘not woke’.

An increasing number of Australians believe politicians aren't serving them, as a report highlights changing attitudes toward government and democracy.

Donald Trump has revealed exactly how he feels about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following their departure from the US.

Donald Trump has set his sights on another major landmark on the world map.

The Canadian PM has hit back against the Trump Administration for their ‘memes’ after a week-long wave of online taunts from the White House.

Former Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski has died at 67-years-old.

The former lifeguard will be sent off ‘in style’ at a public event.

A principal who tragically died while on a school camp is being remembered as a ‘kind and caring’ family man. 

Against all odds, Australia’s most-digitally native generation is leading an unexpected return to malls.

Nvidia Corp. has agreed to acquire artificial intelligence startup Hugging Face, which was at the centre of a recent high-profile cybersecurity incident.

Higher rates are crushing households, but a wave of spending on miners, infrastructure and AI is creating a new breed of share market winners.

Thai authorities claim the harsh crackdown aims to address concerns around foreigners misusing extended stay visas to become involved in criminal activity.

Australia’s once-daggy roadside motels are being given a seriously stylish second life.

As millions of visitors flock to places like Mexico City, Milan, Copenhagen and Denmark, residents are rethinking what they share and who they share it with.

The long-standing US relationship remains of the greatest importance for Australia’s national security.

Criticism of Israel or Zionism isn’t inherently anti-Semitic. But when the word ‘Zionist’ is used as a by-word for ‘Jew’ the boundaries of acceptable discourse are blurred.

MARK RILEY: The WA by-election shows One Nation is a force to be reckoned with. But they’re not unstoppable.

JD Vance said he was “sceptical” of reports by Iranian state media that US strikes hit a wedding party and civilians in the past several days.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: With Coyote Vs. Acme, a soft-spoken reporter and humorist, has finally gone Hollywood.

An Aussie podcasting duo have issued a stark warning to women travelling overseas after revealing how they were almost abducted at an airport.

The former lifeguard will be sent off ‘in style’ at a public event.

The actor won a comedy Bafta for his role in The Thick of It before he was jailed in 2007 for child sex offences.

Gloria Steinem, who forged a reputation as one of the women’s liberation movement’s most outspoken advocates, has passed away.

Just days away, the foldable iPhone launch will be the first major test for John Ternus.

Chinese car sales have dramatically accelerated in 2026 with the Asian superpower ending Japan’s 28-year run as Australia’s biggest supplier of new cars.

SARAH DI LORENZO: TikTok has given an old-school nutrient a new makeover — and unlike many wellness fads, this one has some serious science behind it.

Why Duncan Lu says Vietnamese pho hot pot is the comforting family meal that brings everyone together.

One in 70 Australians living with coeliac disease are being called to participate in a world-leading clinical trial to establish a cure.

The Swans star has opened up on his suspended teammate as the club’s crisis threatens to overshadow their finals campaign.

Alex de Minaur has suffered his earliest US Open exit in five years, Australia's three-time quarter-finalist losing to Botic van de Zandschulp in round two.

The AFL star uploaded a picture of his new beau standing in a gorgeous rainforest manor to Instagram, which was later re-shared by his new girlfriend.

Two children have been fighting for their lives in hospital following routine trips to the local beach in their seaside town.

Hidden passageways and secret rooms — this is how clandestine schools in Afghanistan are defying the Taliban’s rule to continue educating girls beyond primary school.

The Duchess posted a new photograph of her son Archie in the post.