One Nation here to stay after state election uprising
One Nation has completed its arrival as a political force despite failing to win more than a handful of seats at the South Australian election, analysts say. The Peter Malinauskas-led…
Kyiv urges allies to pressure Russia ahead of US talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has urged allies to keep up sanctions pressure on Russia ahead of a second day of talks between Ukrainian and US officials on ways to end…
Pass the prosecco: Europe trade deal deliciously close
Australian and European officials are hoping to thrash out the final points of a long-awaited trade deal after progress on a key sticking point of naming products such as cheese…
‘Bumps’ but no fuel shock yet as tankers cancelled
Six cancelled oil shipments won’t trigger a fuel shortage in Australia, but experts warn the axed deliveries highlight the nation’s vulnerability to global supply disruptions. Energy Minister Chris Bowen revealed…
China vows more open economy in bid to boost confidence
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has pledged to further open up the economy and fully implement national treatment for foreign enterprises as the country seeks to reassure the outside world amid…
SA state election 2026: Peter Malinauskas makes passionate call for unity after thumping South Australia win marked by One Nation advance
Labor secures landslide win, but One Nation vote tops 20%, leaving Liberals devastated and eating into ALP territory in outer suburbs I’m going to leave you some land mines, Hanson…
Jess Hull and Kurtis Marschall win bronze as Australia eye more medals on final day at world indoors
Hull claims third in rough-and-tumble 3,000m final Pole vaulter Marshchall clears 6m for first time in a championship Jess Hull and Kurtis Marschall have won bronze medals at the world…
Strike on Sudan hospital kills at least 64 and wounds 89 more, WHO reports
Victims of army drone attack on East Darfur health facility included children and medical personnel A strike on a healthcare facility in Sudan has killed 64 people and wounded 89…
Matildas rise to a grand occasion but are left to rue the goal that never came
Australia had Japan on the back foot for long periods but a flurry of shots were scuffed, saved and blocked in a narrow Women’s Asian Cup final defeat An occasion…
The Melbourne expert who has spent a lifetime uncovering ‘the archaeology of the printed book’
Prof Wallace Kirsop, 92, is one of Australia’s foremost experts in rare books – not just their contents but their makers, buyers and readers, and the stories they tell beyond…