A Perth content creator known for his rough Aussie persona has managed to snag an extended interview with Prime Minster Anthony Albanese.
Artemisia Blythe
US President Donald Trump’s trade war has not immediately affected the Australian federal budget, the latest update shows, but the economy could take a hit.
Blair Jackson
Peter Dutton has stopped short of admitting poor sentiment with female voters prompted the Coalition’s backflip on its plan to force public servants back into the office.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Modelling of the impact of Donald Trump tariffs announced by the Department of Treasury has found the impact on Australia should be “modest” and will result in an increase in inflation in the short term.
Jackson Hewett
G7 diplomats have expressed alarm over China's recent military exercises around Taiwan, saying they 'put at risk global security and prosperity'.
Torsten Holtz
Anthony Albanese says Australia has been in contact with the White House, as he says the global chaos from the Trump tariffs is concerning for Aussie super.
Nathan Schmidt
An Oxford University-educated Liberal candidate has admitted she owns apartments in London and Canberra after selling herself to voters as a renter.
Callum Godde
US President Donald Trump has addressed the global market bloodbath, saying he doesn’t ‘want anything to go down’ but claimed sometimes you need to ‘take medicine’.
Max Corstorphan
WA’s bid to secure the Western Bears has been revealed, with Roger Cook offering up tens of millions of dollars in grassroots support and a high-performance centre.
Dylan Caporn
More Australians will be able to vote in the upcoming federal election than ever before, but time is running out to make sure people can have their say.
Andrew Brown
The Prime Minister has made the sensational claim that the Liberal Party is being taken over “by the far right” after a candidate was axed.
Australian stocks have plunged more than 6 per cent on the opening of trading amid deepening fears US President Donald Trump’s tariffs will send the world into recession, while the Aussie dollar free falls.
Sean Smith
Anthony Albanese has sought to consolidate ground in Victoria, campaigning alongside Premier Jacinta Allan despite state Labor's unpopularity.
Labor has increased its lead over the Coalition heading into the second week of election campaign.
Peter Dutton has been pushed on the problem the Liberal Party has in appealing to women voters, after dumping plans to restrict work-from-home rights.
Nathan Schmidt, Jessica Wang
LIVE UPDATES: Treasurer Jim Chalmers has addressed global uncertainty amid an ASX bloodbath following US President Donald Trump announcing sweeping tariffs that have spooked markets around the world.
Max Corstorphan and Kimberley Braddish
Labor is opening up its lead over the coalition with just weeks until Australians take to the ballot boxes, polling shows.
Staff Writers
Kate Chaney is discovering just how difficult is it to be truly independent.
Brian Burke
Peak-hour ghost trains to Yanchep will haunt Rita Saffioti as the price tag for Metronet nears $14 billion.
Matt Mckenzie
Teal MP Zoe Daniel, who won a blue-ribbon inner Melbourne seat, is touting her independent credentials in a tight electoral race between the major parties.
Farid Farid
Peter Dutton has conceded plans to stop public servants from working at home were a mistake and ditched the proposal as he tries to regain lost ground.
Kat Wong and Jacob Shteyman
Some 15,000 Marine Le Pen supporters waved French flags and chanted as they gathered in central Paris to fight her ban from running for office.
As global markets reel from the imposition of aggressive US tariffs, Donald Trump has defended the move saying "sometimes you have to take medicine".
Trevor Hunnicutt
The Coalition has walked back threats to force public servants back into the office, while also revealing key details in their plan to cull the workforce by 41k.
Jessica Wang and Nathan Schmidt
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