It’s time to start wrapping your head around some of the names and faces that are about to represent our country in the track-and-field events. Because many of them are scorching hot medal chances in Glasgow.

Olympic gold medallist-turned Channel 7 pool deck commentator Ariarne Titmus can still remember the moment she truly believed she could conquer the world.

Amy Atwell had every right to rest her body after representing Australia in Melbourne this month, but she rushed back to Perth to play for Rockingham, and then flew out to Scotland for the Commonwealth Games.

The internet has wasted no time turning the awkward interruption into meme gold after Barnaby Joyce snapped ‘SIT DOWN’ mid-interview at his dog Stella.

The country’s top diplomat has confronted her Lao counterpart amid fury over the response to the deaths of two Australian teens.

One Nation is seeking to tidy up after a series of controversial comments from its parliamentarians in recent days put the populist party under the spotlight.

A wave of new releases from China is testing Washington’s approach to regulating artificial intelligence.

Donald Trump warned the US was “not finished” attacking Iran as strikes continued for an 11th-consecutive night as Houthi rebels threatened to blockade Saudi ports

The deal is believed to be worth tens of billions of dollars.

Safety has been overhauled for joyflights linked to one of Australia's most popular theme parks after a horrific crash claimed four lives.

EXCLUSIVE: Australia’s army has been forced to defend its distinctive paint job on ‘enemy’ tanks during a warfare exercise in Victoria.

A husband has tearfully recalled the moment he realised his wife remained in a house fire that ultimately took her life.

An alleged hacker has launched a countdown and threatened to publish sensitive customer information unless Origin Energy responds.

The consumer watchdog has taken Dusk to court alleging the home fragrance and candles retailer sold thousands of products that did not comply with button battery standards.

As people lose faith in institutions across the globe, a report shows maintaining trust in the Reserve Bank can help keep inflation under control.

Australians have been urged to reconsider travel to more overseas destinations after the Federal Government upgraded its travel advice amid growing security concerns.

Airfares across the country and abroad have been slashed as two major Aussie airlines announce sales ahead of the summer holidays.

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

The Labor Party has now moved so far to the left that a former ACTU leader is leading the charge against socialism with the Federal Government wanting to spend $400 million taking over a cash delivery business.

The refreshing thing that sets Senator Hanson apart from every other Australian politician is she answers questions.

Six weeks of magic World Cup football was barely enough to overshadow one team’s dedication, that being FIFA and its undying commitment to being shonky at all costs. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Andy Burnham’s day began with a visit to a homeless shelter in central London before he shook hands with King Charles III in the gilded splendour of Buckingham Palace.

ANALYSIS: US and Iranian attacks are unfolding in a way that risks a wider war they cannot contain, analysts warn, unless they can return to negotiations quickly.

In the past year, seven TV shows and movies have featured the broad stroke story of a former sports champion who is trying to reclaim glory and respect. Something is in the air.

‘F*** the haters’: A Sydney socialite and influencer has hit back at trolls who left vile comments about her breasts on her social media. 

Like Dani Rojas, for Cristo Fernandez, fútbol really is life.

I don’t begrudge anyone health care — even murderers. But why are they being granted treatment the rest of us are denied?

Teen boys who took part in the study said they wanted to use social media less often, but felt unable to stop. 

The use of artificial intelligence in the public service and federal agencies will be regulated under new rules to provide a transparent and fair service.

A Seattle raccoon with an usual appearance has captured the hearts of millions online and become the city’s latest unexpected celebrity. 

Teen boys who took part in the study said they wanted to use social media less often, but felt unable to stop. 

Australians are being urged to check their super accounts after shocking cases emerged of retirement savings being almost completely wiped out.

Shayna Jack and her fellow Australian swim stars are expected to do the heavy lifting in Australia’s pursuit of gold at Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games.

‘There is something wrong here ...’

Like Dani Rojas, for Cristo Fernandez, fútbol really is life.

Tehran’s missile and drone attack on Jordan’s city of Aqaba, within sight of Israel’s Eilat, raised concerns over a further widening of the conflict

The body of the man, whose whose name appeared 2000 times in the Epstein files, was found outside his Paris home.

The Pentagon said that it believes that Sergeant Angel S. Rampersad, 28, of Queens, New York, died on Friday during an Iranian attack that killed two other soldiers in Jordan.