The federal disability minister has defended changes to the NDIS, flagging further amendments to tackle fraud and win parliamentary support.

Pauline Hanson said the superannuation system was ‘broken’.

The One Nation leader has accused the Albanese government of lying about skilled migrant figures.

There are growing doubts over what the US would be willing to do to deter China, given the enormous distraction and resource drain of the US-Israeli war against Iran.

President Donald Trump has for weeks blamed vandals for the damage that appeared at the reflecting pool shortly after its $16.4 million renovation was completed. 

In response, Iran said it ‘neither fears nor cowers’ to the threats.

The driver had allegedly just placed an order when officers descended on the BMW.

The horrifying moment was captured and shared on social media.

Bird flu has killed a little penguin before a vaccination program has gotten under way, as case numbers of the disease grow among wild birds in two states.

Jeff Bezos is part of a consortium that's bought what's believed to be nearly a one-third stake in Premier League giants.

The NEW YORK TIMES: Bob Iger, the former chief executive of Disney, and Josh Kushner, the venture capitalist, are buying the Los Angeles Lakers. Their wives set them up.

Fewer first homebuyers are taking out a mortgage even though Labor promises its changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions would slow the market to help the young.

This collection of islands is stripped back to its most seductive elements — jungle, reefs, lagoons, food and the blessed absence of other people.

Literary travel — call it a ‘book-cation’ or ‘readaway’ — is having a moment as a boom in bookish trips range from daytrips to week-long holidays.

With a Freudian-led fine art collection, this boutique hotel in England’s Cotswolds is much more than a place to rest your head.

Anthony Albanese and the ABC are peas in a pod. Both have transgressed acceptable community standards and tried to stare down demands to be properly accountable.

‘Dance like no one’s watching. Better still, dance like everyone is and don’t care what they think.’

Anthony Albanese looked and sounded completely rattled on Thursday by questions about what has become known as Melongate.

After his name was removed in June, Donald Trump’s name is back on the walls of the John F. Kennedy Centre.

The deadly strikes are part of a long-running maritime battle with Ukraine and echo battles over other key shipping routes around the world.

The 45 second teaser trailer was released over the weekend and has prompted outrage in some fans.

The 2026 Logies will get under way Sunday night, hosted by wildlife warrior Robert Irwin, who's also nominated for the Gold Logie. But will there be crocs?

The pair were captured giggling and holding hands, and sealed the deal with a kiss.

Canine brains might have a deeper understanding of human emotions than you might think, a new study suggests.

The early 2000s platform would capitalise on nostalgia and rejection of the traditional social media experience. Would you go back?

JENI O’DOWD: New smart glasses which allow the user to quietly record what’s going on around them are creepy and invasive. And the demand for them is enormous.

The federal government is sending letters to 340,000 people who turned 50 in the past year, urging them to take action now.

Feeling forgetful, sluggish or unable to focus? The culprit could be hiding in your sleep, diet or even your water bottle.

The classic sausage roll is getting a Bengali makeover.

Bangladesh have secured a historic nine-wicket Test win over Australia in Darwin as the hosts crumbled with the bat again, apart from a Cameron Green century.

For the fourth time in as many seasons, West Coast have endured a double-digit losing streak, with Greater Western Sydney smashing the hapless Eagles to hand them their 10th straight defeat.

The Boeing 787 circled above Munich before making returning to make an emergency landing.

The horrifying moment was captured and shared on social media.

Hopes of finding survivors of the earthquake that struck western Colombia five days ago are dwindling.