A third state Liberal leader in as many weeks has fallen on their sword as polls point to an election drubbing that could wipe out most of the party's MPs.
Abe Maddison
SA Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia has resigned from the top job, in the fourth leadership hit for Australia’s embattled state divisions in just two months.
Ria Pandey
TikTok has urged young users to download their content just days out from Australia’s social media ban coming into effect on December 10.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The US government's latest order comes several months after President Donald Trump signed an order targeting antifa as a terrorist organisation.
Sarah N. Lynch
As Australia reviews a highly secretive US investigation into the AUKUS defence pact, it remains unclear whether the findings will ever be made public.
As the government considers an overhaul of Australia's gas market to support manufacturers, a key union says reducing prices needs to be the main focus.
Zac de Silva
Nationals senator Matt Canavan hopes to meet with now-independent MP Barnaby Joyce in his electorate after the ex-deputy prime minister resigned from the party.
Grace Crivellaro
The Opposition has accused Communications Minister Anika Wells of ‘taking the cake’ again after another travel expenses scandal in the wake of her $120k trip to New York.
A Nationals senator has lashed Labor’s healthcare policies for going in the “wrong direction”, amid rising out-of-pocket healthcare costs.
A Washington DC court has lifted an injunction that said National Guard troops needed to leave the US capital next week.
Jan Wolfe and Jack Queen
A $29.9m Matilda Bay ferry terminal is set to sail through approval next week, as river users mount a final-hour plea to stop a project they fear will endanger boats and reshape the iconic bay.
Harriet Flinn
Australia is hitting all the major milestones for AUKUS as a Pentagon spokesperson says the submarines pact is on the "strongest possible footing".
Five years after the January 6 riots that shook the US Capitol, a man has been arrested on suspicion of planting pipe bombs across Washington.
Staff Writers
Nearly five years after the January 6 riots that shook the US Capitol, a man has been charged on suspicion of planting pipe bombs across Washington.
Jana Winter, Sarah N Lynch, Andrew Goudsward and Costas Pitas
Stephen Smith has hit back at criticisms that he has been a ‘dud in the job’ as High Commissioner to the UK, saying his critics were past their use-by date.
Latika M Bourke
Australia is ‘working through’ the US review of the AUKUS nuclear submarine package which the Pentagon suggests is on the ‘strongest possible footing’.
Australia is "working through" the US review of the AUKUS nuclear submarine package which the Pentagon suggests is on the "strongest possible footing".
Labor's political opponents have sought to capitalise on revelations of cost blowouts and expensive flights as officials were grilled during Senate estimates.
Tess Ikonomou
A Sydney company that supplies drone technology to WA Police has been managed for decades by a businessman with alleged links to Beijing’s United Front organisation.
Andrew Greene
Tony Burke is under fire over claims he made ‘secret deals’ to help ISIS brides return to Australia after the revelations the Home Affairs Minister sent bureaucrats out of the room during a meeting.
Katina Curtis
The Cook Government has launched a probe into a $5 million Perth Motorplex tender awarded to a company linked to a senior Coffin Cheater bikie.
Ben Harvey and Charlton Hart
The Cook Government has conceded the price of fish and chips will likely go up, as Opposition MPs warn small businesses will go bust as a result of new bans on demersal fishing.
Jessica Page
Fresh satellite images show two destroyers amongst other Chinese ships operating north of Australia in the Philippine Sea.
The Cook Government has committed $34.9 million to expand WA’s specialist domestic violence response teams - adding staff and moving it to a seven-day operation - as the rate of incidents soars.
Charlton Hart
