Finland is set to leave a convention prohibiting the use of anti-personnel landmines, Prime Minister Petteri Orpo says.
Staff Writers
Anthony Albanese’s latest announcement suggests there could be more cost of living relief for about three million Australians.
Samuel Clench
Australia’s three million lowest paid workers should get a pay rise that keeps ahead of inflation to help with the cost of living, the Labor Party has told the Fair Work Commission.
Katina Curtis
Marine Le Pen's party has called for protests across France after the far-right leader of was convicted embezzlement and barred her from seeking public office.
Gianluca Lo Nostro and Nicolas Delame
Control of Wisconsin's top court will be decided in an election that's broken spending records and is poised to give an early verdict on President Donald Trump.
Joseph Ax
The Riverina MP has lashed the display as “vile” and “disgraceful” as the artist has defended the posters as intending to provide a “different point of view”.
Ria Pandey
Flawed costings, hasty decisions and a lack of due diligence have been identified by a scathing report into Victoria's handling of the Commonwealth Games.
Callum Godde
Anthony Albanese faced a barrage of questions on Tuesday about why he had been unable to secure a phone call with US President Donald Trump ahead of an expected fresh round of punishing US tariffs.
Nicola Smith and Katina Curtis
The US and Denmark's top diplomats will meet for the nations' first high-level talks since President Donald Trump vowed to seize Greenland from Copenhagen.
Donald Trump has been ridiculed by a former prime minister, as voters question which Australian leader would best deal with the US president.
Kat Wong
The opposition leader has been accused of taking a leaf out of the US president's playbook with his comments on teachers and school funding.
Andrew Brown
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is being warned abandoning a bid to co-host a major climate conference with the Pacific damages Australia's credibility.
Dominic Giannini
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has accused the Albanese government of allowing Australia to be “bullied and pushed around”.
Nathan Schmidt and Samuel Clench
Peter Dutton hasn’t ruled out cuts or placing funding conditions on the Federal Education Department in a bid to stamp out the ‘woke agenda’ in Australian schools.
Ellen Ransley
Donald Trump’s looming trade war could smash global growth and hit Australia, but RBA Governor Michele Bullock says she’s ready to defend economic growth with rate cuts.
Cameron Micallef and Duncan Evans
Malcolm Turnbull has mocked Donald Trump in a pugnacious address to the National Press Club, saying Aussies need to stand up the ‘billionaire bully’.
Duncan Evans
A South Korean court will deliver its decision at the end of the week as to whether to reinstate President Yoon Suk Yeol or remove him permanently.
Joyce Lee and Jack Kim
The Prime Minister says there are several issues of concern the US has raised that could attract tariffs on President Donald Trump’s “Day of Liberation” list.
Samuel Clench, Jessica Wang
A three-judge panel has denied the Trump administration's request for a stay on a judge's decision to block a ban on transgender people serving in the military.
Luc Cohen
Labor has softened its language over its tough firearm laws, with new Police Minister Reece Whitby apologising to gun owners for the inconvenience of the changes and leaving the door open to ‘sensible’ changes.
Dylan Caporn
The Trump administration is standing behind National Security Advisor Mike Waltz over his role in the Signal messaging app scandal.
Jeff Mason and Gram Slattery and Steve Holland
Independent candidate Nicolette Boele has apologised after making an inappropriate joke towards a 19-year-old staff member at a Sydney hairdresser.
The candidate has issued an apology saying the joke was a ‘poor attempt at humour’.
Molly Magennis
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