One of Australia's most senior Catholic figures convicted of sexual abuse crimes

Years after allegations first emerged, the Bishop of Broome has been found guilty. [...]

130,000 people: One Nation clarifies plan for major migration cut

A key detail behind One Nation's headline migration pledge has now come into focus. [...]

Australia's next total solar eclipse is coming. Here's when and where to see it

Australia's next total solar eclipse will deliver a rare spectacle across parts of the country. [...]

Low-income Australians should accept substandard homes, Liberal frontbencher says

Another Liberal frontbencher said some Australians could put "a jumper on in winter" instead of stricter housing standards. [...]

Trump's fiercest defender? Five moments defining Karoline Leavitt's time as press secretary

Few figures in the Trump administration have been as visible — or loyal — as Karoline Leavitt. [...]

'Automatically ineligible': New Eurovision rule changes who can host the contest

The changes are designed to provide greater clarity and protect the contest's integrity, organisers say. [...]

'Beautiful day': Whistleblower David McBride released from prison after successful parole bid

The former Australian Army lawyer was sentenced to a maximum of five years and eight months in jail in May 2024. [...]

Israeli settlers keep up siege of Palestinian homes in West Bank after clashes with troops

Residents said they were left without food and medicine, while the military condemned the settlers’ actions. [...]

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to leave job this month, Donald Trump says

Leavitt, 28, recently returned to the White House after taking a brief leave for the birth of her second child in May. [...]

'Doesn't really align': There's another catch with who inherits your super

Australians without a super beneficiary have been in the spotlight. But your chosen recipient can still miss out. [...]

A melon, or a message? The prized fruit at the centre of the Albanese controversy

To many Japanese people, the gift at the centre of the podcast controversy is more than just a melon. [...]

New Zealand PM Chris Luxon survived a leadership fight, but a greater challenge lies ahead

A series of recent gaffes has put Luxon's leadership under a microscope as his government prepares to face the music. [...]