In a global economy weathering tariffs and conflict, Australia is fighting to uphold international rules — and using wine and cheese to do it.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Australian shares have plunged for five consecutive sessions, with the market now facing its second straight week of losses amid global tensions.
Cameron Micallef
The identity of a man hired to kill a Rebels bike boss can be revealed after a suppression order was lifted.
Emma Kirk
As dawn breaks on April 25, Australians and New Zealanders will again gather in silence, continuing a tradition that stretches back more than a century.
Andrew Hedgman
A man has been charged after allegedly assaulting an airline staffer and biting a passenger during a wild mid-air fracas while flying from Canberra to Perth.
Blake Antrobus
Woodside executives have defended current gas tax settings after facing a parliamentary grilling over how much they donate to political parties.
Police in the Sydney CBD won’t be taking any chances on Anzac Day, with senior officers reassuring the public that a “significant” presence will be visible.
Jack Nivison
A Liberal frontbencher has called for an overhaul on Australia’s alliance with the US, if the country wants the war pact to last another 75 years.
Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith is set to join Anzac Day events amid ongoing legal proceedings.
The minister in charge of Australia’s resources has hinted the government will reject calls to slap a 25 per cent windfall tax on Australia’s gas giants.
A cache of drugs worth millions of dollars has been located by police after a vehicle was pulled over on the side of the Hume Highway.
A man has died after he was struck by a car in Melbourne’s south east on Thursday night.
Rhiannon Lewin
A coroner has delivered her findings into the mysterious death of a man found in a paddock with a knife in his chest and his skull separated 13m from his body.
Australia’s sharemarket has completely reversed some of its mid-month gains as Middle East conflict fears grip traders.
Gina Rinehart could be made to hand over years of financial records, after a court ruled a rival mining dynasty is owed hundreds of millions in unpaid royalties.
Australia has lost one of its greatest literary voices with the death of award-winning author, poet and essayist David Malouf, who has been remembered as a “giant” of the literary scene.
Blake Antrobus and Emma Kirk
An entire state’s police force is recalling their service-issued handguns after a major malfunction was detected.
Australia narrowly avoided a “catastrophic” air disaster after two international airliners overran a shortened runway and took off metres above an active worksite.
A big four bank has hiked interest rates for the second time in three weeks as mortgage holders brace for a critical Reserve Bank meeting.
Former Woolworths executives said the supermarket giant risked having products pulled from shelves during pricing negotiations.
Kate Stephenson
The latest snapshot of Australia’s private sector spells trouble, with warning signs broader than expected inflation is setting in.
Blair Jackson
A top US admiral has praised Australia’s preparation for nuclear-powered submarines, declaring it essential to keep China at bay.
From full shutdowns to late openings, Anzac Day shopping rules will vary dramatically across Australia.
Anthony Albanese is updating the states and territories on Australia’s fuel security as Asia and Europe embark on a buying blitz.
