Anthony Albanese says new online regulations to crack down on dangerous algorithms is a ‘priority’ to put the onus on tech giants amid warnings that they fuel extremism.

EDITORIAL: Ongoing management of those who have returned from the Middle East will place a huge drain on security agencies and taxpayers. There are also wider issues at play and questions that need answers.

A policy of turning back asylum seekers at the border was rescinded in 2021, but the Trump administration wants the flexibility to reinstate it as a tool for border control.

The US President said while he didn’t know much about the UK’s likely next leader Andy Burnham, he described him as ‘a mayor of a town’ who leaned to the left.

Details of behind-the-scenes tensions between the two leaders have come to light, with Donald Trump firing a loaded insult during a heated tirade.

EDITORIAL: Ongoing management of those who have returned from the Middle East will place a huge drain on security agencies and taxpayers. There are also wider issues at play and questions that need answers.

The Ethnic Unity Law could be used by the Chinese Communist Party to pursue critics beyond China’s borders.

Australia’s Home Affairs Minister has confirmed the country’s terror threat level system is under review after spy chief Mike Burgess argued it doesn’t capture the reality of growing threats.

Thousands of women could be eligible to join a new Fortescue class action into sexual harassment and sexism in the resources sector following a similar legal battle against giants BHP and Rio Tinto.

‘I don’t have any respect for you in any way, shape, or form!’ the staffer wrote in a group email, instead of responding to a workplace survey.

THE ECONOMIST: Even with a seemingly unbeatable edge, most players couldn’t outsmart the market. Here’s why.

A new entrant aiming to break Australia’s domestic airline duopoly is leveraging its founder’s considerable track record in the sector, saying he knows how to do it and on his way to attracting the funding.

Australians heading to Europe and beyond are being urged to reassess travel plans and insurance cover, after the Federal Government downgraded its travel advice.

Almost 15 years since the revolution in Tunisia, its capital is attracting visitors who want to be part of a thrilling, but fragile, creative awakening.

EDITORIAL: Ongoing management of those who have returned from the Middle East will place a huge drain on security agencies and taxpayers. There are also wider issues at play and questions that need answers.

The biggest losers in this flawed Middle East ‘peace deal’ aren’t the Americans or Israelis, but the people of Iran, who have seen support for their fight against oppression evaporate.

England continue to talk big while failing to deliver with one star showing the signs of greatness without the results.

Toll could rise to 100,000 amid widespread devastation after the South American country was hit by two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 within a minute of each other.

NEW YORK TIMES: When and where are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting married? Some powerful clues are emerging.

The original Moana animation is deeply, deeply loved. Why do it again in live action? Dwayne Johnson explains in an interview with The Nightly.

NEW YORK TIMES: When and where are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting married? Some powerful clues are emerging.

The Mad F---ing Witches group said it will wait to see if Karl Stefanovic’s radio show is cancelled before deciding whether to launch an advertiser boycott campaign that could badly hurt the company.

An investigation has been launched after a child, under the age of 12, was euthanised by doctors.

Most expensive IVF ‘add-ons’ either have no fertility benefit or lack evidence that they work, according to Australian research.

Two more dead birds found just across the WA border are currently being tested for H5N1 bird flu.

An Aussie teacher living in the UK has quit the profession and is moving back home for heartbreaking reasons.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Getting enough exercise isn’t always about discipline.

WASHINGTON POST: It’s never an easy decision, but sometimes you just need to let go. Here’s how to know whether it’s time.

The Lions, two-time defending AFL premiers, have sent a message at the Gabba as they shut down the second-placed Sydney for a third-successive win.

England continue to talk big while failing to deliver with one star showing the signs of greatness without the results.

St Kilda are not where they had hoped they would be at this point of the season, but fans should be patient as they are capable of great things

A policy of turning back asylum seekers at the border was rescinded in 2021, but the Trump administration wants the flexibility to reinstate it as a tool for border control.

The US Secretary of State made the pledge while wrapping up a Middle East trip aimed at selling the Trump administration’s interim agreement to sceptical regional partners.

The tremblor shook dozens of towns across the country’s northeast and was felt as far as the capital but no tsunami warning was issued.