A proposed nationwide scheme is aiming to throw Aussie renters a lifeline amid the housing and cost-of-living crises, saving them thousands of dollars.
Alexandra Feiam
Anthony Albanese has pushed back against a troubling claim from Israel’s deputy foreign minister about the surge in anti-Semitic attacks in Australia.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Donald Trump has announced one of the biggest US government investments in history, with $US500 billion set to be ploughed into AI infrastructure project ‘Stargate’.
Matt Shrivell
Donald Trump has criticised a service at the Washington National Cathedral after a bishop appealed to him to show mercy to the LGBTQI community and migrants.
Tiffany Stanley and Gary Fields
The Greens are making a pricey pitch to voters that could save Aussie households thousands per year.
The EU is taking a "wait and see" approach to relations with the newly inaugurated US President Donald Trump in an attempt to avoid a trade conflict.
Staff Writers
This is a different President Donald Trump to the one who took office in 2017. He knows now how the system works and how to bend it to his will.
From energy policy to working from home rules, the new president is ringing the changes for America’s top end of town.
Sean Smith
Reconciliation WA co-chairs Nolan Hunter and Debra Zanella call for Australia Day to be shifted from January 26 to ‘more inclusive’ date, documenting other international examples.
Nolan Hunter & Debra Zanella
‘Trump is a master of distraction, a virtuoso of flooding the zone with bluster and illusion.’
Karen Tumulty
America's newly-minted Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with Quad foreign ministers, including Australia's Penny Wong, stressing allied relations.
As Australian parents deal with the ballooning cost of school supplies amid other cost-of-living pressures, a minor party is promising relief.
Kat Wong and Aaron Bunch
Water authorities will face a hearing over their actions to monitor and detect toxic "forever chemicals", as governments list sites of likely contamination.
Stephanie Gardiner
Proposed new laws to require businesses to set and meet gender equality targets will be examined by a parliamentary committee.
Maeve Bannister
With 200 executive orders on his first day, US President Donald Trump has started his second term with a bang.
Mental Health Minister Rose Jackson called on psychiatrists to remain in their jobs ahead of an expedited arbitration hearing with the independent umpire.
Jessica Wang
Dozens of sex abuse cases over six decades have been unearthed from a report into a northern Italian Catholic diocese.
Alvise Armellini
A major review has been launched into the Blue Card system to find out how monster pedo Ashley Griffith was able to work in childcare undetected for so long.
Blake Antrobus
Premier Roger Cook’s chief of staff has confirmed he will take extended leave at the end of January, to contest the State election as Labor’s candidate for Landsdale.
Jessica Page
In a speech after his inauguration, US President Donald Trump has refrained from mentioning China to leave the door open for fresh negotiations.
Joe Cash and Xiuhao Chen
The new rule will be much like airline reminders for passengers to buckle up.
Demi Huang
The Prime Minister and premiers have vowed to work together to stamp out anti-Semitism, after Anthony Albanese convened an urgent meeting of National Cabinet in the wake of another attack in Sydney.
Power outages for thousands of West Australians during a punishing heat wave have been labelled a ‘s... show’ as Libby Mettam warned the State would face more ‘east coast-style’ blackouts.
Jake Dietsch
A new national database will help track anti-Semitic crime as police issue fresh warnings about overseas actors orchestrating attacks against the Australian Jewish community using local thugs.
Nicola Smith
