Acting PM Richard Marles has dodged questions about why the UK thought Australia would sign onto the nuclear industry deal; The Coalition says it will release the ‘full economics’ of its energy plan before the end of the year.
Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to ‘get along’ and establish a ‘stable, healthy’ relationship between Beijing and Washington in a message to US President-elect Donald Trump.
Donald Trump vows to ‘help the US heal’, winning both the electoral college and popular vote. A win in Wisconsin confirmed his second term as president and victory over Kamala Harris.
A woman has been charged with assaulting outspoken Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe after the annual Dreamtime match at the MCG in May.
In Washington, a man tried to set himself on fire in a demonstration outside the White House.
Hezbollah has claimed to have ‘inflicted casualties’ on IDF soldiers during conflict near Adaisseh, a village in Lebanon’s south.
Anthony Albanese said Peter Dutton and the Coalition don’t represent ‘a credible alternative’, as he criticised Peter Dutton’s WA nuclear power plan as ‘too little, late, and expensive’, while also taking aim at Senator Andrew Bragg over proposed GST cuts.
The former first couple, who waited for the Democratic Party to unite before backing the Vice-President, said ‘she has the vision, the character, and the strength that this critical moment demands’.
Anthony Albanese is set to unveil a new ministry on Sunday but refused to speculate on the future of individual ministers following the retirement of Linda Burney and Brendan O’Connor today.
National secretary Zach Smith has appointed a lawyer to investigate recent allegations against the CFMEU. Donald Trump’s team has accused the Vice President of ‘the biggest violation’ of FEC laws over Biden’s leftover campaign cash.
Following a speech in Wilmington featuring a bizarre phone-in by a sick Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris has now secured the pledged support of a majority of delegates to the Democratic National Convention | LISTEN
The Israeli Prime Minister thanked US President Joe Biden for his decades of support for Israel, while emphasising the focus of his visit to Washington, which comes at a time of strained relations between the two allies over the war in Gaza.
Home Affairs Minister warns of ongoing disruptions associated with global IT outage, as Texas-based cybersecurity specialist readies to roll out automatic fix to a faulty software update.
Still sporting a bandage on his ear, Trump has accepted the GOP nomination for president and issued a plea to America for unity … ‘I am running to be president for all of America, not half of America because there is no victory in winning for half of America.
Ted O’Brien has claimed Fortescue’s decision to scale back its ambitions to develop green hydrogen has ‘blown a gaping hole’ in Labor’s energy plans, despite Anthony Albanese declaring it remains ‘on track’.
ACTU secretary Sally McManus says the CFMEU’s construction division cannot return to the fold unless it cleans up its act, as the union’s Queensland boss attacks Anthony Albanese for being ‘gutless’ by appointing administrators.
Republican nominee Donald Trump, sporting a bandaged ear, receives a standing ovation from a packed convention, as running mate JD Vance reveals his plea to ‘help save the country’ and Elon Musk backs new pro-Trump super political-action committee.
Republicans will rally to make everything great, again, with the former president the star after his ‘miracle’ survival and statement that ‘I’m supposed to be dead’; his RNC speech to now focus on national unity.
Sir Keir Starmer says his Labour government will ‘rebuild Britain’ for all after its landslide seats win. Addressing the nation, he added: ‘This will take a while.’ Earlier King Charles officiated at the change of power as Rishi Sunak resigned.
Despite the Israeli PM dismissing world leaders who have urged restraint, there will reportedly be no attack during Passover to give citizens some normality during the holiday.
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