Opposition leader said the idea for Australians to use their superannuation savings as collateral for a loan ‘is not our policy’
Gone was any shred of US idealism. It was a spectacle of raw power – a power that is likely to only diminish in the years ahead
A law passed in Victoria in 1886 left aftershocks felt across Australia today. Yet few white people have ever heard of it
Carnival spokesperson confirms onboard cameras captured male passenger going overboard on way from Mexico
If anything, the ongoing war is uniting a divided country against the foreign invaders. Washington seems a long way from grasping this point, says Hossein Hamdieh, a social researcher based in Tehran
Amid show’s major overhaul by Bari Weiss, Sunday’s episode draws third-smallest audience for a second episode in the past 25 years
Senior Iranian official indicates willingness to reopen strait of Hormuz if US takes steps to ease pressure on Tehran
US president may have upstaged the ghost of Soviet leader Khrushchev by musing destruction of fellow member state
António Guterres laments world leaders’ inaction and says oil and gas firms ‘must pay’ for climate devastation
The extent of ‘corruption, criminal conduct or serious misconduct’ will be examined and former premiers could be called to give evidence
From Carlton to Castlemaine, National Trust of Victoria competition aims to raise awareness about trees
Parenting advocate Georgie Dent says rising childcare cost has pushed the overall burden to $36,500 a year and calls for more paid parental leave
Election of rightwing senator – once called a ‘vote-losing machine’ – as state president in South Australia takes party further from the centre
GOP nominee for governor Byron Donalds removes multiple mentions of president from his campaign website