Police have praised the courage of officers who confronted a man armed with a knife, leading to a female officer being stabbed and the man being shot.
Abe Maddison
A state's plan to phase out greyhound racing by 2029 without law changes would be an inappropriate use of power, an industry body claims.
Ethan James
The Rim of the Pacific naval training exercise has included Fiji for the first time, as Australia seeks to shore up its military footprint in the South Pacific.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Conservative leader Keiko Fujimori has been sworn in as Peru's president following an run-off election victory that confirmed South America's rightward shift.
Marco Aquino and Lucinda Elliott
One Nation is in strife over missing financial records, with the party at risk of being struck off in Pauline Hanson's home state unless paperwork is produced.
Andrew Brown
A senior minister has raised China’s recent test of a nuclear capable missile with American officials.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
A fresh face has been appointed to take on the top job in Cranbrook, with the shire announcing the identity of their new chief executive last week.
Melissa Sheil
Investigations into the horrific death of a worker on a gas platform off the Pilbara coast more than three years ago are yet to be publicly released or result in any charges.
Rebecca Le May and Sean Smith
A royal commission into alleged corruption in Victoria's construction sector will have powers to investigate the government itself.
Nick Wilson and Callum Godde
Strike drones worth up to $A249 million are being eyed by the New Zealand government under its Defence Capability Plan.
Staff Writers
A detrimental dossier containing allegations of an extramarital affair and designed to politically ruin a former Liberal minister has been aired at an inquiry.
Farid Farid
Pauline Hanson has laid out the key priorities she says would define the first 100 days of a One Nation government if the minor party were to win the 2028 federal election.
Chloe Maher
The Opposition Leader has responded after he was named in an explosive anti-corruption inquiry into the highest echelons of the NSW Liberal Party.
Nathan Schmidt
Mortgage holders are facing a nervous wait after a shock drop in Australia’s inflation rate, just days before the RBA meets on interest rates.
Cameron Micallef
Angus Taylor's name has been brought up in a NSW corruption inquiry over reported donations to a conservative Liberal Party faction.
Nationals leader Matt Canavan has slammed a recent announcement from Anthony Albanese as an “admission of failure”.
Jackson Robb
The controversial premier who led Victoria through the Covid pandemic has given his perspective on the ousting of his protege Jacinta Allan.
Jack Nivison
The Commonwealth has settled a workplace lawsuit brought by former Liberal staffer Fiona Brown in relation to the Brittany Higgins legal saga.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young, Farid Farid
An opposition frontbencher is tight-lipped on a key question after fresh polling shows neither the Coalition nor One Nation could form government.
LIVE UPDATES: “Inflation has come in lower than expected, lower than forecast in the Budget or by the Reserve Bank,” he said.
Kimberley Braddish and Madeline Cove
With another interest rate rise still possible, Australia’s political leaders are locked in a blame game over who is responsible for keeping inflation above target.
Madeline Cove
Salman Rushdie, the prize-winning author of novels such as the controversial The Satanic Verses, testified about the 2022 attack that left him blind in one eye.
John Wawrow and Jennifer Peltz
A major update has emerged in the lawsuit brought by Brittany Higgins’ former boss after she sued the government following the fallout from the rape accusation saga.
Blake Antrobus, Steve Zemek
An opposition UK frontbencher says shots were fired from a French patrol vessel while he carried out interviews with the BBC on a boat in the English Channel.
