Home Affairs has urged all Australians to improve their cyber hygiene by managing privacy settings, upgrading software and using multi-factor authentication.

War is the father of innovation. But how well prepared is Australia to fight a war amid the revolution of AI?

Labor is caught in a bind as Anthropic warns that the nation will miss out on a significant portion of its planned investment unless copyright laws are changed.

As the technology increasingly encroaches on defence capabilities, cyber experts and the opposition warn that Australia must redouble its efforts to master it.

Even as Beijing’s launch of a nuclear-capable missile shocked the Pacific, experts warn Australia must fight to retain its upper hand in soft power diplomacy.

Chinese state media on Monday confirmed its navy successfully test-launched a strategic missile from a nuclear submarine.

Restaurant owners, the construction industry and childcare providers warn they cannot absorb higher wage costs on top of existing economic pressures.

Operators say tighter controls may deter investors, but their protests have been rebuffed amid rising geopolitical and cybersecurity tensions.

Public sector executives face potential salary freezes and cuts to business-class benefits in the biggest evaluation in 15 years.

I’m sorry, but this is not just a political scandal. Time to refocus on the horrific mistreatment of women and girls, and the role of these ghouls, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The prime minister has declined to rule out a federal royal commission into the Bondi attacks in the face of mounting public pressure.

In bringing home Labor’s world-first social media ban, the Millennial mum and minister’s meteoric political rise encounters its sternest test yet.

A maritime surveillance company says images of a Chinese flotilla being monitored by Defence indicated a significant projection of naval power.

The Albanese government sat on a plan to introduce a Triple Zero guardian for nearly a year but is now expected to rush out legislation within the next month.

The Albanese government’s strategy to fix Optus has come under fire as a third review is announced, to be done by a US consulting group paid for by the telco.

The war-ravaged country has reached out to help Australia keep pace with the changing face of modern warfare.

Chris Sidoti, author of an independent UN probe alleging Israel is guilty of genocide, has urged Australia to step up efforts to end the Gaza war

The deal comes amid concern over Beijing’s growing influence in the Pacific, and is timed to coincide with Anthony Albanese’s visit to Port Moresby this week.

Labor has pledged more targeted action to counter interference in state and territory governments, as well as universities.

Top UK security expert Lord Mark Sedwill has urged honest public discourse on defence budgets and sacrifice.

The crash in the disputed Scarborough Shoal rendered a Chinese warship "unseaworthy", Manila said.

Former senior Pentagon official Ely Ratner believes the pact will go ahead but the review raises tough questions.

NICOLA SMITH: The Prime Minister should not miss chance to be heard by peers, regardless of whether Donald Trump attends.

Rushing to overthrow Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei could lead to chaos instead of peace.

CATHERINE WEST: Our relationship with Australia will go from strength to strength to build a free and open Indo-Pacific.

NICOLA SMITH: Australian experts have played down the AUKUS review but warned Anthony Albanese to increase defence spending

‘I think every dad would see themselves in that scene and hope and pray that that is never them.’

Newark airport: An anonymous worker has been signed off with trauma leave since the power went out and she sat there, alone, unable to see the planes. It’s only a matter of time before tragedy strikes...

In an interview with the Guardian, Winston Peters says the world faces the ‘most uncertain time’ in 80 years ahead of talks with Australia's foreign minister

‘Palestinian territory must not be reduced nor subjected to any demographic change,’ joint statement declares after Israel announces military expansion

Anthony Albanese has made history as the first prime minister in 21 years to clinch consecutive polls, storming home with a landslide win in Saturday’s Federal election.

Fatima Hassouna, who had been documenting war in Gaza for 18 months and was subject of new documentary, killed along with 10 members of her family

NICOLA SMITH: Dodging tough questions has become a hallmark of this election campaign. And it’s the voters who lose out in the end.

Mr Albanese made the bold move of taking his fight straight to an urgent care centre in Peter Dutton’s Brisbane seat of Dickson.

Race against time to find survivors, with the death toll expected to rise still further

An outspoken Hong Kong exile living in Australia has been targeted by anonymous leaflets allegedly posted to mosques in Adelaide and accusing him of ‘siding with Israel’ against ‘Islamic terrorism’.

NICOLA SMITH: Today’s America is nobody’s friend and there is no blueprint on how to mend relations or navigate this new Donald Trump world.

MANILA, Philippines — After standing up before the courts due to the cases filed against her, former Sen. Leila de Lima said it is now time for former President Rodrigo Duterte to face his share

Rodrigo Duterte is arrested at Manila's International Airport after an arrest warrant was issued by the International Criminal Court.

Anthony Albanese discusses ‘potential peacekeeping’ as Britain and France lead group of countries to bring ‘lasting peace’ to Ukraine