The senior Liberal MP accused One Nation of calling him a ‘traitor’, a charged denied by party leader Pauline Hanson, who has now called him ‘a wanker’.

ANDREW MCKELLAR: Shrinking Australia’s economic opportunities through knee-jerk cuts to our migration program will do more harm than good.

Under the proposal, Anika Wells will have sweeping new powers to determine which platforms must comply, designate features as harmful and mandate tools that give users more control.

A senior Iranian official says the government plans to announce an ‘exclusion zone’ outside the Strait of Hormuz.

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.

A high-profile judge has made an extraordinary intervention as the croc-wrangler denies explosive claims about the horror incident.

A woman accused of pressuring her boyfriend into taking his own life, telling him not to be a ‘coward’, has entered pleas to two charges in court.

The case against former endometriosis surgeon Simon Gordon accused of performing unnecessary operations on patients has taken a surprising turn.

Australian home borrowers have been dealt some bad news, while a senior Reserve Bank official has given a strong hint of more pain.

THE ECONOMIST: The AI boom is creating employment opportunities faster than it destroys them.

Administrators running the Sydney home builder have secured only enough cash to keep the business going two weeks.

From sunrise yoga to sound baths and spa rituals, Explora I is taking the wellness retreat out to sea.

When the blistering heat makes sightseeing feel like an endurance sport, this grand retreat in South Korea offers a cooler kind of adventure.

Away from the beach, this city offers much more than glitz and neon. Veer westward for Cuban culture, modern American art and interesting eats.

ARSEN OSTROVSKY: Under the guise of ‘fighting against racism’, the UN’s Durban conference was a spectacle of unhinged Jew-hatred.

AARON PATRICK: The protest party is exerting influence over the national policy debate far beyond the weight of its modest parliamentary representation.

CAMERON MILNER: Labor once prided itself on championing migration. Now it is about to meekly surrender to right wing extremists and pretend to be Hanson–lite.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The latest pic from the cult-filmmaker portrays the rise of the British tabloid The Sun in Boyle’s trademark rollicking style.

NEW YORK TIMES: Filming on the documentary about the convicted fraudster, who made deceptive claims about blood-testing technology, began when Holmes invited a camera crew into her home to chronicle her life.

A royal has been rushed to hospital for the third time this year, forcing a major change to their plans this week.

Karl Stefanovic’s dog has narrowly avoided being euthanised following an ‘unprovoked attack’ on a person and another dog earlier this year.

‘You can smell weed on the court, there’s noise coming from everywhere, it’s becoming a bit of a zoo.’

THE ECONOMIST: The AI boom is creating employment opportunities faster than it destroys them.

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.

The bacteria can cause serious infections, especially for those with weakened immune systems.

‘I would rather not go to your wedding.’

Australia’s fertility rate is at a record low, having dropped to just 1.48 children per woman and is predicted to decline further.

‘You can smell weed on the court, there’s noise coming from everywhere, it’s becoming a bit of a zoo.’

The big man flagged his intentions early this year after a failed move last off-season.

Bernie Ecclestone has denied reports he was arrested after the incident at the airport.

A royal has been rushed to hospital for the third time this year, forcing a major change to their plans this week.

Her daughter said she was ‘lost for words’ at the judge’s shock ruling.

The iconic Parisian landmark was closed on Monday because of a strike by staff over the removal of female colleagues during a visit by a Hindu religious group.