US President Donald Trump has threatened Canada with tariffs to prevent closer economic co-operation between the neighbouring country and China.
Staff Writers
Disenchanted Liberals are hoping for a clean kill, hoping that Sussan Ley will resign as party leader as Andrew Hastie firms as her replacement.
Joe Spagnolo
Nearly 8000 submissions have been made to the Cook Government on proposed tougher road rules for young drivers, with a final decision on controversial new changes set to be made this year.
Parents are fundraising to install air-conditioning in their kids’ schools rather than waiting on the Cook Government to lower the temperature in classrooms.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Motorists facing huge traffic delays with the closure of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge from next week could be slowed down even further, as the council eyes ‘rat runs.’
Liberal leadership aspirant Andrew Hastie has slammed the US President for his ‘massive slur’ against Aussie soldiers and other coalition forces who ‘fought, bled and died alongside Americans’ in Afghanistan.
Andrew Greene
Haiti's Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime says anyone trying to oust him will face face a firm response "without weakness, without compromise".
Harold Isaac and Sarah Morland
Investigators say a review of the 2005 death of journalist Hunter S Thompson was a suicide, putting an end to questions surrounding his passing.
Prosecutors in Spain have dropped an investigation into sexual assault accusations against singer Julio Iglesias.
With Sussan Ley’s leadership in rocky territory, Anthony Albanese has claimed the Liberals undermined her leadership from the moment she took on the post.
Anthony Albanese is struggling to find a way to decline an offer from Donald Trump to join the US President’s controversial “Board of Peace”.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has visited Greenland as representatives from Denmark, Greenland and the United States met in Washington DC.
Liberals are weighing up their options ahead of a looming leadership coup against Sussan Ley but fury at the Nationals leader is complicating the situation.
Zac de Silva
Comments from the US president that NATO forces kept "a little off the front lines" in Afghanistan sparked dismay in the United Kingdom, which lost 457 troops.
Former top cop Karl O’Callaghan has blamed Cook Government inaction for WA’s illicit tobacco scourge after a Cellarbrations bottle shop was busted selling illegal cigarettes.
Charlton Hart
A major update has emerged after the principal of a NSW Islamic school allegedly made a series of antisemitic social media posts.
Emma Kirk
Two former defence ministers turned weapons lobbyists will join an official Australian trade delegation to the Middle East this weekend for meeting in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
One of the brave friends of a young boy who was attacked by a shark in Sydney has spoken of the moment he leapt into danger to save his mate.
Blake Antrobus
Vietnam's top leader, To Lam, has pledged to turbocharge growth in the export-reliant nation as he scored another five years of power.
Phuong Nguyen, Khanh Vu and Francesco Guarascio
Children and staff at more than 40 schools promised air-conditioning upgrades a year ago as a Cook Government election sweetener will be forced to endure sweltering classrooms when they return on February 2.
Bethany Hiatt
A prominent former Labor strategist, who died after an alleged assault outside a nightclub, has been farewelled by political leaders, friends and loved ones.
Callum Godde and Aaron Bunch
The crowd of 750 people who gathered to farewell political strategist Tim Picton included a Prime Minister, Premiers and billionaires but it felt like a family affair.
Jessica Page and Oliver Lane
A Labor review of the 2025 Federal election has flagged the threat of artificial intelligence in future campaigns after “emerging trend is for bad faith actors” spreading misleading information online.
Caitlyn Rintoul
