Trump chided over 'extraordinary' Iran war threats Australia has welcomed a ceasefire deal that will allow more oil to flow from the Middle East but has criticised the US president's threats against civilians. AAP · Apr 7
Aussie shares pare early gains as Iran deadline looms Australia's share market has risen to four-week highs, but investor optimism could be short-lived with the potential for escalating conflict in the Middle East. AAP · Apr 7
Australia stands firm on Iran as Trump slams allies Leaders have stopped short of criticising US President Donald Trump after his latest tirade over Australia's refusal to join the Middle East conflict. AAP · Apr 6
'Been worse': Raiders not fussing before Knights battle Despite Canberra's poor start to the NRL season, Ricky Stuart isn't hitting the panic button yet as they prepare to face the Knights in Newcastle. AAP · Apr 4
Labor about-turns on ending defence project scrutiny Senior ministers have backed as much transparency into Defence major projects as possible after a parliamentary committee moved to scrap public scrutiny. AAP · Apr 2
Not healthy for democracy: calls for more MPs shot down Anthony Albanese has used his strongest language yet to rule out adding more MPs to handle a growing population, despite a push for fairer representation. AAP · Apr 2
Sapsford hails captain after re-signing with Brumbies Winger Ollie Sapsford has heralded his captain Ryan Lonergan for his off-field influence, as the ACT Brumbies spend time away from the field. AAP · Apr 2
Extra fuel savings on the way after states end feud About $400 million of extra GST revenue as a result of the oil spike will be returned to motorists, despite the negative impact it will have on state buffers. AAP · Apr 2
Shares dip, oil soars after Trump ramps up Iran threats Australia's share market has dipped ahead of the long weekend after hopes of a timely end to the Iran conflict crumbled under US threats to escalate attacks. AAP · Apr 2
'Resonating across country': One Nation toasts success One Nation is celebrating its first state outpost in decades, declaring its seven-member team is "not your normal group of politicians". AAP · Apr 1
'Exquisite' illustrations show efforts to save language An exhibition celebrates the decades-long drive by the remote Western Desert community of Papunya to keep culture and language alive. AAP · Apr 1
Major Jewish group criticises Israel death penalty laws Australia's Jewish community has made a rare break with Israel after the nation made a new "discriminatory" death penalty law for Palestinians. AAP · Apr 1
Long, bumpy road ahead for fuel crisis, PM warns nation Australians are being warned the fuel crisis could worsen as Anthony Albanese uses a national address to urge motorists to think of others when filling up. AAP · Mar 31
'Line in the sand': honesty session revives Waratahs Hooker Ethan Dobbins reckons a truth session was behind the NSW Waratahs' season-saving Super Rugby Pacific win over the Brumbies in Canberra. AAP · Mar 30
AAP · Mar 30 Coffee and friendly fire: The key to Sasagi's hot form Canberra's Simi Sasagi has opened up on his friendship with Xavier Savage as he looks to continue his glittering start with Matt Timoko hot on his heels.
AAP · Mar 29 Embattled motorists win bowser relief as taxes slashed The government has moved to cut taxes on petrol and diesel, as the Middle East war sends global oil prices through the roof.
AAP · Mar 29 Iran war impact bites Albanese according to new polls One Nation is riding high in two new polls, indicating that despite new jockeys in the leadership saddles, the federal coalition is still in for a bumpy ride.
AAP · Mar 29 Raiders 'self-destruct' as Sharks snap losing streak Coach Ricky Stuart says the Raiders will have to stiffen up if they are to return to winning ways after Cronulla dealt them a 34-22 loss at GIO Stadium.
AAP · Mar 27 Waratahs create 'special moment' edging out Brumbies Young gun Sid Harvey has slotted three late penalty goals to help the NSW Waratahs overcome their demons and beat bitter rivals the Brumbies in Canberra.
AAP · Mar 27 Debutant dazzles as Wallaroos pass tough Test from Fiji The Wallaroos have kick-started their new era with a victory against Fiji as they begin building towards the home Women's Rugby World Cup in 2029.
AAP · Mar 27 Aussie shares snap losing streak but crude risks weigh The local bourse has had its first positive week since February, but traders remain cautious with the US and Iran still at odds over a potential ceasefire.
AAP · Mar 27 Coalition calls for cut to fuel tax as price woes mount Cutting battery and EV subsidies would help pay for a coalition plan to halve the fuel excise amid a surge in oil prices caused by the Iran war.
AAP · Mar 26 Australia wants end to Iran conflict after Trump tirade Australia is brushing aside criticism from US President Donald Trump for not being a help in the war in the Middle East.
AAP · Mar 26 Australia needs 'speed' in face of global uncertainty Australia and Germany will make it easier for troops to operate from each other's countries as the two nations look at deepening defence co-operation.
AAP · Mar 25 Industry bailouts defended as Iran war smashes markets Industry Minister Tim Ayres has outlined the government's industry-science strategy, saying global instability and the conflict in Iran demands stronger ties.