One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has revealed details of a radical plan to stop foreigners from accessing bridging visas or attempting to appeal cancellation decisions.

Angus Taylor has indicated he’s open to striking preference deals with One Nation as concerns grow inside Liberal ranks that the Opposition Leader could lose his seat at the next election.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing a push from within Labor to reconsider how reliable the US is an ally and stick by a pledge he made nearly a decade ago to join a ban on nuclear weapons.

Donald Trump branded an NBC host ‘crooked’ and abruptly ended an interview after being repeatedly challenged over his election claims.

Iran’s military has announced that ‌its first wave of attacks on Israel since a ceasefire in April is over, although it has threatened to resume the strikes if Israel continued attacks on Lebanon.

Concerns are growing within the United States that Israel may have ramped up spying on its closest ally, which is a development that could have implications for intelligence-sharing partners.

An elderly couple who were caught up in a violent home invasion have provided an update after allegedly being attacked inside their NSW home. 

Children as young as 13 are being investigated over terrorism-related offences as a growing number of teens are accused of possessing extremist material, sharing violent content and planning acts of violence.

Australian cattle producers are well placed to benefit from a dip in global beef production but are warned hard-pressed consumers may switch to cheaper cuts.

AARON PATRICK: The leading artificial intelligence companies are racing to crystallise billions in value for investors by promising to change the world. Is the hype credible?

OpenAI has moved closer to a stock market debut, potentially unlocking billions in wealth and extending the AI gold rush.

EDITORIAL: Australians are facing some of the bleakest consumer sentiment in decades, leaving households increasingly pessimistic about what comes next.

Leading Australian restaurateur Chris Lucas on the art of switching off – and the stripped back appeal of a lesser known Greek island. 

Reflecting on what inspired the books that have shaped her career, Anna Funder spoke to ROAM about Berlin’s pull and the personal and professional imprints it has left. 

Can Albania really rival Italy or Greece? A Balkan road trip put the viral travel claim to the test.

So dire is the Coalition’s standing that Labor MPs are starting to feel sorry for their opponents and are genuinely worried that One Nation will soon take their place as the formal opposition. 

EDITORIAL: A flat economy, low growth and the spectre of a per capita recession is weighing heavily on the minds of hardworking Australians.

AARON PATRICK: ‘It’s the economy, stupid,’ the prime minister said today, raising the question: why did it take him five budgets to try and fix it?

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Scientists at Columbia University have edited the DNA of human embryos with unprecedented accuracy, an achievement that could open the way to babies engineered with certain characteristics.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The last time China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, travelled to North Korea, that country’s dictator, Kim Jong Un, was reeling from sanctions and failed nuclear talks with the United States.

Idris Elba, the man so many people have wished for years would play James Bond, said you can’t have a Black James Bond. He might be right - at least at the moment.

Another week, another YouTube phenomenon has overtaken old Hollywood at the global box office. This time, it’s an Australian animated series turned feature film.

She’s back and is here to shock. One of the biggest names in music has just dropped a huge mega-mix film for her new album, filled with star cameos and vagina lasers.

The family of a university student is struggling to come to terms with a life-changing diagnosis after their daughter initially dismissed constant headaches as stress-related.

The iPhone maker revealed its new artificial intelligence products at its developer conference, the last with Tim Cook as chief executive.

Research now suggests that being married or being in a partnership could come with specific health-related benefits.

Instagram has quietly rolled out one of its biggest profile changes in years, giving users the power to rearrange their grid for the first time.

The 43-year-old got candid about the embarrassing experience.

A backyard filled with the smell of grilled sardines and Portuguese pork sausage was the first place Ronaldo displayed his talent for soccer.

Gary Ablett Jnr has waltzed into the Australian Football Hall of Fame at his first attempt, as Essendon great Dustin Fletcher also joined the illustrious halls.

With a veteran duo scoring, the Matildas have logged a 3-1 victory against Mexico in the second women's soccer international friendly in Sydney.

Collingwood’s Billy Frampton has been offered a lengthy suspension for his tackle on Melbourne forward Brody Mihocek.

An incident involving a molten vat has burned at least eight workers alive in shocking scenes at a factory in India.

The temporary resumption of hostilities highlighted Donald Trump’s twin failures in controlling his Israeli ally and cajoling Iran to accept a lasting truce.  

A young McDonald’s worker remains in intensive care with severe burns following an alleged hot oil attack.