Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham claims the Australian government should follow the example of the US and ...

Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham explains the AUKUS partnership is “critical” in creating an “effective deterrence framework” for Australia in the Indo-Pacific region. “The last thing ...

US President-elect Donald Trump will nominate Fox News host Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense in his upcoming administration. Mr Hegseth is an Army National Guard veteran and has served in ...

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated anti-woke Fox News anchor and Army veteran Pete Hegseth as secretary of defence.

Donald Trump has hit the ground running, wasting no time getting his cabinet ready before officially taking office next year. And today a high profile appointment was made, with Trump announcing Elon ...

Kate, 42, took a hiatus from royal duties for much of the year to undergo “preventative” chemotherapy treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer and is gradually returning to royal duties. Ms Kaur, a ...

Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles discusses the “opportunity” to build connections with members of Trump’s new administration. US President-elect Donald Trump will nominate Fox News host Pete ...

Pete Hegseth being appointed as the next US Secretary of Defense is “definitely an out of the box pick”, reveals USSC Foreign Policy and Defence Director Professor Peter Dean. “People have already ...

Tobacco manufacturers face a tight deadline to implement new health warnings on tobacco products sold in Australia, raising concerns that legal tobacco sales could be disrupted, pushing smokers ...

Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says Australia has engaged in “historic levels” of increased defence spending. The Albanese government has spent an additional $50 billion over the next decade and ...

Deputy Nationals Leader Perin Davey claims the Albanese government has not been able to address cost of living pressures which will be a “priority” for the Coalition if they win the 2025 election.

Five venues across just three states will shoulder the load of Matildas and other matches for the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup, with Victoria and South Australia left out of planning for the tournament.