Trump’s Iran war should be taught for decades as a model of how not to conduct either war or foreign policy.

With Coalition support, One Nation is seeking to make a change to the Criminal Code that could decide the trials of Ben Roberts-Smith and Oliver Schulz.

Journeying along Norway’s sinuous coastline, a writer goes in search of “kos”, the country’s style of happiness.

Carney Reads the Clock Like a Pro Wrestler

No.1 among One Nation voters is, as you’d expect, Pauline Hanson. But No.2 is not Barnaby Joyce or Donald Trump or any conventional political figure.

The mining magnate has disclosed a multibillion dollar bet on Elon Musk’s space technology company, making it her biggest US holding.

The patience of the bond markets will ultimately wear thin

While the US defence secretary struck a more conciliatory tone on China, Defence Minister Richard Marles said the seabed was “becoming a battlefield”.

Negotiations with Beijing on weapons exports to Taipei would break long US precedent

Formed at the height of #MeToo, Mad Fucking Witches has become a potent force that’s helped to bring down Alan Jones, Marty Sheargold and now Kyle Sandilands.

The public broadcaster is finally admitting that the BBC snatching the commercial rights to TV sensation “Bluey” was costly.

The Pentagon said on Friday the US will be withdrawing roughly 5,000 troops from Germany over the next year.

Five days before the alleged war criminal was set to fly out of the country, authorities swooped in to arrest him.

Australia’s slowing economy and collapsing confidence has run headfirst into an offshore oil shock and business is finally starting to quantify the impact.

The Albanese government believes it has little scope to express even the mildest criticism of Trump’s war against Iran. Not everyone feels so constrained.

Prominent media owner Antony Catalano has apologised after he was charged with assault and accused of dragging a woman around an apartment by her hair and ankles.

Littleproud made the announcement at a press conference in Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday afternoon.

There are urgent calls for Australia to take action before the team return to Iran but with no word from the players themselves the situation is fraught and uncertain