The Pentagon says the military execution of Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed after Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said it would be “public”.

AUKUS has been sold as a plan to strengthen Australia’s defence. Its deeper purpose is to bind Australia permanently into US military strategy against China and make American security dependent on Aus...

Anduril said it would invest $3.7bn to develop shipyard that would build submarine parts.

Anduril said it would invest $3.7bn to develop shipyard that would build submarine parts.

Although the U.S. Navy was hoping to get the USS Connecticut back into service this year, that seems not to be on the table as the timeline gets extended.

The rapid adoption of AI agents is creating a new financial headache for enterprises with many lacking a reliable way to determine whether their increasing AI investment is...

Barnaby Joyce has confirmed that billionaire Gina Rinehart purchased an $8 million office for One Nation's headquarters in Brisbane. Follow live.

Britain says SSN-AUKUS remains on track. But its shipyards are already stretched while new reactor and workforce capacity is still being built. Australia is betting heavily on that gap being closed in...

In Australia, we’re too busy looking at the next carriage on the political sushi train to realise the track itself is broken.

Some experts argue Virginia-class submarines government is buying second hand are good for fighting American wars, but not for defending Australia

Inflation is again being used as an excuse for acts of vandalism on some of Australia’s important institutions

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Netanyahu has repeatedly denied receiving warnings before 7 October. Now a source says he privately asked the UAE president to deny one of the accounts.

The latest corporate tax data released today by the Australian Tax Office (ATO) showed that once again, major gas producers are paying no company tax, and despite claims that changes to the Petroleum ...

Australia is at a tipping point. Choosing the brave route – taxing gas and raising revenue – would also, in this case, be the right one.

Inflation in August rose from 3.5% to 4.0%, which might make you think the RBA had a point in raising interest rates yesterday. The problem is that all of the increase was due to petrol prices.