A large red rash on Donald Trump's neck has drawn scrutiny and prompted questions about what is ailing the president.
SEUNG MIN KIM
Melania Trump has emphasised that education is the path towards world peace at a UN meeting, two days after the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran.
David Brunnstrom
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has conceded one significant question about the US-Israeli attack on Iran remains difficult to answer.
Ria Pandey
Live updates: The RBA says the ‘deeply concerning’ war against Iran is likely to effect inflation as the US State Department confirm a rising death toll for their service members.
Matt Shrivell
Australia’s energy minister has boasted about the country’s fuel reserves being at 15-year highs – despite them being dangerously short of international obligations.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
As the US manage battles across multiple borders, Donald Trump says their military is ‘knocking the crap’ out of Iran. Here’s everything you need to know.
President Macron has announced an expansion of France's nuclear deterrent, both in the number of weapons and their use with European allies becoming involved.
Michel Rose
Anthony Albanese will host his Canadian counterpart Mark Carney for talks on defence, security and minerals as he seeks to deepen ties with the nation.
Grace Crivellaro
Senator David Pocock will ramp up pressure on the government to re-examine a fossil fuels tax that raises less money than beer thanks to a "fatal mistake".
Jacob Shteyman
Stubborn gender pay gaps between men and women in senior levels at work are being highlighted as data from more than 10,000 employers is published.
Maeve Bannister
New figures have revealed a grim detail in Australia’s gender pay gaps across a number of industries.
Blair Jackson
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's attempt to persuade parliament to pass a bill limiting any individual's role as PM to 10 years has narrowly failed.
Staff Writers
Land clearing in one Australian state has more than doubled, putting not only native animals but farms at risk, an expert warns.
Nathan Schmidt
Opposition MPs appeared rejuvenated on Monday as Angus Taylor took the leader’s chair for his first Question Time since taking over the Liberal party’s top job.
Andrew Greene and Caitlyn Rintoul
Anthony Albanese has defended Australia’s backing of US-Israeli strikes which killed Iran’s Ayatollah, while avoiding questions on the legality of such actions.
Blake Antrobus
Housing has overtaken the cost of living as the issue most concerning voters, according to the latest opinion poll that has put the Cook Government on notice.
Jessica Page
A Wheatbelt shire has been in court after admitting to clearing native flora from an endangered reserve without a permit and laying a road in its place.
Hannah Whitehead
There is no sign former leader Aung San Suu Kyi is among the 10,000 prisoners Myanmar's military government has released as part of an amnesty.
A federal minister has raised concerns a territory assembly has been barred from debating the controversial appointment of a new administrator.
Lloyd Jones
A large airbase used by Australian forces in the Middle East was reportedly hit by Iranian missile strikes, but Richard Marles insists all military personnel in the area are safe and accounted for.
Andrew Greene
Delayed notification of a doomed request to probe construction sector corruption has been slammed as a government moves to block "follow the dollar" changes.
Callum Godde
Flight prices with major airlines have soared as high as $15,000, as thousands of Aussies remain stranded as a result of the conflict in the Middle East.
Abisha Sapkota
Civil rights campaigner Jesse Jackson will become just the second Black man to lie in state at South Carolina's capitol, returning for a final public farewell.
Jeffrey Collins
After thanking police, a One Nation MP has warned an alleged terror plot should not be used to introduce laws which ‘silence citizens’ and ‘stifle debate’.
