'We want him to stay': Joyce urged to stick with Nats Barnaby Joyce has signalled his intention to leave the National Party, but its leader says the former deputy prime minister still has a crucial role to play. AAP · Oct 18, 2025
Palestinian-Aussie medico's grave doubts for peace plan Mohammed Mustafa, the Australian doctor who shared harrowing accounts of treating children in Gaza, doesn't believe the Trump-brokered peace plan will hold. AAP · Oct 14, 2025
Cool-headed Socceroo ready to protect Irankunda Socceroos defender Alessandro Circati expects teams to keep trying to get under Nestory Irankunda's skin, but says his teammates will protect him. AAP · Oct 13, 2025
Focus turns to lasting peace as ceasefire deal hailed Community and political leaders have expressed relief at a ceasefire deal on Gaza and hope for rebuilding social cohesion in Australia. AAP · Oct 9, 2025
Digital passports could give old solar panels new life Australia faces a serious electronic waste problem from ageing solar panels but could avoid it by testing and certifying old technology for reuse. AAP · Oct 9, 2025
Nation's military forces to be listed as a terror group Iran's Revolutionary Guard will be formally listed as a terror organisation, after the group allegedly organised attacks on Jewish sites in Australia. AAP · Oct 8, 2025
Bots and bad actors cited in push for disclosure reform A claim foreign agents and AI bots are abusing disclosure laws to access federal government information hasn't been backed up by top officials. AAP · Oct 7, 2025
Australian tennis No.1 'at breaking point', takes pause Daria Kasatkina, Australia's No.1 since switching nationality from Russia earlier this year, has paused her career until 2026 saying she is "at breaking point". AAP · Oct 6, 2025
Socceroos star suffers another injury setback Socceroos star Jackson Irvine has been on the sidelines for almost six months with a foot injury and now has suffered a fresh setback. AAP · Oct 5, 2025
Molly Ticehurst's accused killer comes closer to plea After almost 18 months of legal negotiations, the man accused of the domestic violence murder of Molly Ticehurst may soon be ready to enter a plea. AAP · Oct 3, 2025
'How nervous am I': top cop's emotional farewell After five years as AFP Commissioner, Reece Kershaw has reflected on his career and said goodbye to staff at a ceremony at the force's headquarters in Canberra. AAP · Oct 2, 2025
'Living in a box': farm workers reveal dire conditions Migrant workers are living in "dire" cramped conditions and face racism in rural towns, as researchers call to change visa conditions leaving them vulnerable. AAP · Oct 2, 2025
States and feds go toe-to-toe over hospital funding The fight over a new health funding agreement is becoming increasingly heated as the states accuse the federal government of adding to pressure on hospitals. AAP · Oct 1, 2025
'Tepid' Australia accused of emboldening Israel A failure to hold Israel to account for breaking humanitarian law as the death toll in Gaza soars has spurred a clarion call for action in Australia. AAP · Sep 30, 2025
AAP · Sep 30, 2025 Banned by AI bots: fresh call for social media referee Artificial intelligence software is incorrectly banning social media accounts but without an ombudsman, many struggle to reclaim their profiles.
AAP · Sep 29, 2025 Nuclear subs deal afloat as news surfaces of US backing Australia is awash with confidence a multibillion-dollar security and submarine deal with the UK and US will be spared from cuts by Donald Trump.
AAP · Sep 29, 2025 Palestinian group condemns Trump's Gaza ceasefire plan A fresh bid to bring peace to the Middle East faces stumbling blocks, as a key advocacy group warns it does nothing to help Palestinians govern themselves.
AAP · Sep 29, 2025 Aussies could miss out under Trump drug pricing plan Australians might not be able to get their hands on crucial medicines such as cancer drugs after a Donald Trump pricing proposal comes into effect.
AAP · Sep 29, 2025 AI deployed to flush out business conspiracies Companies teaming up when bidding for more than $42 billion worth of public work have been warned as the consumer watchdog sets AI on collusive behaviour.
AAP · Sep 29, 2025 No room for republic in Labor's 'huge agenda' A push for an Australian republic isn't high on the government's agenda, even though Labor Party policy calls for the reform.
AAP · Sep 28, 2025 Dodging popular UK firebrand may not be PM's best step Australia's prime minister may have been better meeting a former Brexiteer who leads opinion polls, a leading political analyst says on his UK visit.
AAP · Sep 28, 2025 PM hopeful of reciprocal respect in Trump talks The relationship between the US and Australia remains strong, the prime minister says, after finally locking in a meeting with Donald Trump in Washington DC.
AAP · Sep 26, 2025 All alone against China: warning for PM on Pacific Australia is caught between a disinterested White House and an increasingly assertive Beijing, experts warn, as Anthony Albanese prepares to meet Donald Trump.
AAP · Sep 26, 2025 Right royal welcome for PM Albanese on British visit Australia's prime minister has continued to talk up the future of the AUKUS submarine pact, before meeting with King Charles in Scotland.
AAP · Sep 26, 2025 Australia to cop deeper impact from new US meds tariffs The US plan to slap new tariffs on pharmaceutical drugs will likely have a chilling effect on Australia's pharmaceutical export sector, a think tank says.