Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, is having second thoughts about whether he will run for president next year.
Marta Nogueira
Australia has announced an annual defence conference with a key partner as senior federal and US ministers prepare for major talks in Washington DC.
Grace Crivellaro
Elections for a new legislature in Hong Kong has drawn a turnout of about 31 per cent in the aftermath of an apartment fire that killed 159 people.
Staff Writers
Redirecting NDIS funds would help people with psychosocial disability whose needs are not being met, a Grattan Institute report has found.
Maeve Bannister
A three-year wait for answers about their newborn’s death has devastated a Perth family, who say they were let down by Perth’s King Edward Memorial Hospital and a growing backlog at the coroner’s office.
Jessica Page
Road Safety Minister Reece Whitby has promised more transparency in the mid-year review on how the State Government expects to spend millions of dollars raised from a parking tax that have been sitting unused.
Bethany Hiatt
Russia has welcomed Donald Trump's new "flexible realism" foreign policy vision, stipulating US policy will be driven by "what works for America".
Anthony Albanese’s top ministers are heading to Washington after a fresh demand from the White House to hike defence spending.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Australian sanctions on the oppressive regime of the Taliban have been hailed by the Afghan government in exile but its embassy in Canberra could be shut down.
Farid Farid
The rollout of Australia's landmark social media ban will be untidy, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese admits, but he says it is already a success.
Americans will get free admission to national parks on Donald Trump's birthday but two significant dates on the US calendar have been removed from free list.
DAVID KLEPPER
NSW is taking action after multiple deadly shark attacks in recent months.
Communications Minister Anika Wells has defended her spending on taxpayer-funded trips — including $100,000 flights to New York and a ski trip with her family — claiming it was within Government guidelines.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The Communications Minister is not indicating she will pay back any money as she comes under renewed fire for the cost of taxpayer-funded trips.
Communications Minister Anika Wells has made no indication that she will pay back any money as she comes under renewed fire for the cost of taxpayer-funded trips.
Anthony Albanese has commented on the future of a key measure sparing Australians from the worst of sky-high power prices.
The minister spearheading the imminent social media ban has revealed how she feels about a challenge launched by teens in Australia’s highest court.
People in Hong Kong will vote in elections for the Legislative Council, in which only candidates vetted as "patriots" by the China-backed government may run.
About 20,000 votes separate the top two presidential candidates in Honduras as electoral authorities note inconsistencies in 14 per cent of ballots cast.
Perth drivers and ratepayers are paying millions more into it, but a State Government fund meant to promote public transport into the city is still largely unused.
Green energy opportunities will top the agenda of a trade mission to South Korea led by WA Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson.
John Flint
New services giving tangible help to victim-survivors of sex crimes and domestic violence are getting more cash as disturbing data underpins a first-ever prevention strategy for WA.
Rebecca Le May
The Legal Practice Board of WA is under fire for being overwhelmingly male dominated — and allegedly completely ignoring a serious sexual harassment complaint.
A lawsuit alleging Meta's social media platforms encourage youth addiction has landed before Massachusetts' top court.
Michael Casey
