No trace of Gus has been found since he went missing from his family’s South Australian farm on 27 September last year
US president calls UK prime minister ‘a natural businessperson’ as leaders meet at UN assembly in New York
Several measures were previously introduced or supported by Coalition, prompting claim Liberals and Nationals would ‘let climate change rip’
The US relationship is stabilising, but how will Europe face up to Russia and China if President Le Pen is in power, asks political risk consultant Mujtaba Rahman
We would like to hear about the books you’ve particularly enjoyed this month
A First Saver account was set up by my mother when the children were born which we planned to use to fund them through university
Brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, says ‘accuracy is important’ as he responds to broadcaster’s threat to sue over claims made in memoir
Entire £233m budget for 2026 allocated in less than a day, leaving thousands of farmers disappointed
Ed Davey’s strategy is meant to build a ‘firewall’ of MPs to prevent Reform UK entering government. The stakes are high if he gets it wrong, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
I found being a Booker judge hugely rewarding. All the works on our shortlist will change how you see the world
The singer, songwriter, actor and advocate, who has died following a cardiac arrest while touring in Europe, kept his band’s flame burning until the end
Friend sobs in witness box and tells Sydney murder trial Baird was scared to go to the police
In a bid to establish a pecking order of eight roast chooks, Nicholas Jordan samples a ‘truly neutral’ chicken and another that triggers feelings of dismay
Alongside warnings about its ability to destroy humanity, artificial intelligence is also hailed for its potential to revolutionise health treatment. Just how far can it take us?
Sharangan Maheswaran says his bid for story on unsubstantiated rumour about then-Liberal minister David Elliott was ‘not a serious offer’