Donald Trump has assured Australia that relations between the two nations are ‘perfect’ as world leaders brace for a ‘shock and awe’ flurry of presidential orders.
Jessica Page
After an ongoing pay dispute led to transport chaos across Sydney, a crucial deal that could end the standoff between the unions and transport officials seems closer.
Blake Antrobus
Malcolm Turnbull says there are three things Anthony Albanese must do as he prepares to deal with the second Trump administration.
Ellen Ransley
Albany MLA Rebecca Stephens has committed $165,000 to Railways Football Club’s second stage of redevelopment if re-elected at the WA State election in March.
Georgia Campion
The spectre of Aboriginal cultural heritage laws is being rolled out as an election winner as the seat of Bullwinkel becomes a magnet for visiting federal politicians keen to claim WA’s newest prize.
The Pope has weighed in on the incoming US president's pledge to prioritise mass deportations of immigrants.
Nicole Winfield
In 48 hours, Donald Trump’s personal wealth has jumped $96 billion off the back of his astonishing meme coin launch. Here’s what it means for his second term.
Jackson Hewett
Experts view the TikTok ban as a ‘political stunt’ and say it’s ‘quite worrying’ for Australian social media users.
Artemisia Blythe
A digital token debuted by President-elect Donald Trump has rattled the cryptocurrency market, attracting billions of dollars of trading volume while stoking concerns about conflicts of interest.
Bloomberg
One Aussie state is pushing for a major shakeup to pricing at the bowser - including 24-hour caps on fuel prices and mandatory reporting from retailers.
Blair Jackson
Donald Trump is about to be sworn in as US president, ushering in another turbulent four-year term.
James Oliphant
Labor has turned public transport into an election issue, with Premier Roger Cook challenging the Liberals to back the Government’s flat metropolitan fare of $2.80 ahead of the March 8 poll.
Dylan Caporn
The workplace umpire has been called in to intervene as one state faces an “unprecedented” mass walkout of key hospital staff.
Jessica Wang
Public psychiatrists are threatening to walk away as a state government says it cannot afford their wage-increase demands.
Neve Brissenden
Products that the US deem inhumane – because they are coming from forced labour camps in China – are entering Australia.
There is no evidence supporting a government's child protection reforms, a children's commissioner says.
(A)manda Parkinson
Tougher laws for terrorism and hate crime offences have been promised by the coalition if it wins office, but not everyone in the legal fraternity is on board.
Holly Hales and Adrian Black
Women now make up nearly half of Anthony Albanese’s line-up of senior ministers, following the departure of long-time minister Bill Shorten.
The prime minister has welcomed the first hostages being released by Hamas under a ceasefire deal as he called for a cooling of community tensions in Australia.
Dominic Giannini
Despite female voters deserting the coalition at the last election, polling suggests more women back the opposition than the Labor government.
Andrew Brown
The senior Israeli government member lashed Labor for its “clearly ineffectual” response towards rising levels of anti-Semitism.
Australian retirees are saving too much of their retirement nest egg, with calls for major reforms to the superannuation sector.
Cameron Micallef
The Coalition has vowed to introduce minimum jail terms for acts of anti-Semitism in its pre-election pitch as the enforcer of ‘zero tolerance’ against crime and violent extremism.
Nicola Smith