Social media companies would be compelled to name and shame anonymous online abusers under a raft of legal protections planned to protect kids online.

As artificial intelligence begins to reshape the economy, unions are sharpening their policy demands in the lead-up to Labor's national conference.

Advocates believe the federal government's response to Islamophobia must be supported by clear commitments, appropriate resources and strong accountability.

Two US soldiers were killed in strikes on a base in Jordan overnight and another remains missing.

The United States has struck bridges and transport links in southern Iran while Iran retaliated with attacks across the Gulf including in Kuwait.

In a prime-time presidential address that the White House said would present bombshell findings, US President Donald Trump never claimed to have any evidence of altered votes or compromised machines.

Police chased the Queensland man across the NSW border.

A man accused of being the leader of an international satanic paedophile ring was dramatically arrested just days after he was released on bail.

After centuries of moving stock around on horseback or motorbike, farmers across much of Australia can now opt to use an app to manage their herds.

Resilient jobs data is a bright spot for Australia's economy but the longer the Middle East conflict drags on, the worse the prospect for growth and inflation.

Coles didn’t give a reason for its decision to drop discussions with the company’s private equity owner.

US stocks have opened mostly lower as investors prepare for the release of earning reports.

Luxury stays are putting food at the centre of the experience, with Australia’s top chef-led hotels redefining hospitality.

“People always told me how amazing Amsterdam is and I became infatuated with it too.”

Exploring the Arab world’s influence, woven directly into the city’s streets, speech, food and music.

Not many will mourn the passing of Brendon McCullum‘s failed project, but English cricket now has an important choice to make on what it does now.

BEN HARVEY: A late-night, foul-mouthed exchange with a cabbie led me down a rabbit hole investigating the wild world of illegal taxis.

AARON PATRICK: The attempt to unionise BHP’s mining operations is based on tactics used in the LNG industry: manufacture conflict and make maximalist demands.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Its IPO last month, the largest ever, raised $US85.7 billion and suggested that investors were hungry for SpaceX and other large debuts.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Donald Trump’s speech may have deepened the election mistrust it claimed to address

The British-Australian actor’s death was announced by his son on social media.

For three seasons and now a movie, Heartstopper presents a world in which kindness, acceptance and allyship are the norm.

The Americans still cling onto the binary world of the Cold War because it means not having to look at themselves.

Images created by artificial intelligence are harder to detect than many believe. Here is what you need to look out for.

Nutritionist Sarah DiLorenzo’s advice on how to avoid the diet trap that makes people regain lost weight.

THE WASHINGTON POST: The rapid spread of chatbots and AI agents is intensifying a debate over who should be held responsible when something goes wrong.

Whether you like creamy overnight oats or a fruit-packed smoothie, Cooking with Coles ambassador Michael Weldon has fresh and easy ideas that will help kickstart the morning.

Nutritionist Sarah DiLorenzo’s advice on how to avoid the diet trap that makes people regain lost weight.

THE WASHINGTON POST: I still wonder what long-term effects from my early use are still to come. I have good days and bad. 

The Devils have locked in their man with an official announcement expected on Monday.

Thomas Tuchel's side scored four times before half-time and then had to hold on to win the World Cup bronze medal match 6-4 against France.

The child was reported missing on June 21, when he disappeared without a trace.

Eyes are now on the instructor guiding the group after an investigation was launched.

Manosphere influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate are facing extradition to the UK on rape and sex trafficking charges after being arrested in the US.