EDITORIAL: In dark days we badly need a guiding light.

Anti-Semitism envoy Jillian Segal wants the Bondi massacre inquiry to target anti-Jewish hostility in the ABC, universities, the arts and elsewhere.

Claims of poll rigging, probes into suspicious betting plunges and violent protests have thrown Israel’s general election result into further turmoil.

The US Justice Department is escalating a criminal investigation over an Alaska Senate candidate who shares a name with the Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan.

In candid remarks at Fortescue’s AGM, founder and chair Andrew Forrest lashed out at Donald Trump, along with ‘nervous nellies’, as he implored investors to stay the course amid a share price collapse.

Donald Trump’s latest campaign rally has been punctured by labelling a Muslim Senate candidate a “jihadist’ and directing the crowd to look at rap star Nicki Minaj’s “beautiful arse”.

Thousands of racegoers face a miserable start to Melbourne’s Spring Carnival, with the weather bureau issuing a warning.

An Australian school has been forced to apologise for organising a charity event where students were told to ‘dress up’ with a disability to learn about Jesus.

Shocking new claims have emerged in court, with Bachelor star Sam Wood’s lawyer revealing allegations of drug and alcohol use as she confirms the high-profile couple are set to separate.

The last factory locally producing furniture for the company makes just 6 per cent of the brand’s stock.

THE ECONOMIST: The three factors keeping oil prices at near peak levels.

A major global bank now says another rate rise could see Australia suffer a fate last seen in 1991.

A fresh serve of the Music City food scene — as lively and broad as it’s ever been

Nashville’s newest design-led hotel - an homage to the glory days of the city’s publishing industry and a masterclass in Southern hospitality.

A long rail journey is a great opportunity to see the Malaysian countryside, with plenty of places to stop along the way.

EDITORIAL: In dark days we badly need a guiding light.

AARON PATRICK: It’s one of the most important reports on the war in Afghanistan. Not releasing it contradicts the key principle of military leadership.

EDITORIAL: Australians expect their government to run budgets in a responsible way so that when there are shocks it can respond.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Tom Skerritt’s rugged good looks, commanding presence and versatility led to key roles in M*A*S*H”and Steel Magnolias, and he won an Emmy on Picket Fences

THE NEW YORK TIMES: US President Donald Trump called Elon Musk last week and asked him to restore Ukraine’s full access to the Starshield satellite communications network.

The adult entertainer once dubbed ‘Australia’s most sexually active woman’ has made a major career U-turn just weeks after tying the knot.

This TV personality did NOT hold back when asked about the split that left Australia stunned this week.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Long before he became Captain Picard, Patrick Stewart was a working-class Yorkshire boy whose talent, determination and grit carried him to the heights of theatre and then Hollywood.

Police have provided an update two months after the actress’ tragic death. Here is what we know.

Devastated parents are suing OpenAI, after ChatGPT allegedly gave their daughter advice before her death. Here is what we know.

Sam Wood’s fitness empire has officially cut ties with the disgraced reality TV star, removing his name from the popular program in a complete rebrand following his domestic violence charges.

Sarah Di Lorenzo unpacks the foods and lifestyle habits behind a Sardinian village where living to 100 is unusually common.

A fun Halloween baking project that doubles as a dessert and party game.

Researchers believe the reason many dieters quickly regain weight does not come down to individual willpower after all but another mechanism in the body sabotaging their efforts.

The decorated player said he has ‘nothing left to give’.

The former No.1 draft pick played three games for the Suns in 2026 after his exit from the Bulldogs.

Heartbreaking footage has revealed a girl’s desperate bid for help during a fatal emergency inside her school canteen.

DFAT has confirmed it is working to confirm the wellbeing of two Australians after Wednesday’s fatal train crash.

Claims of poll rigging, probes into suspicious betting plunges and violent protests have thrown Israel’s general election result into further turmoil.