Tropical Cyclone Narelle is expected to become category five on Friday, hitting Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia. [...]
Iran's energy infrastructure has been targeted for the first time in the war, with the giant Pars gas field reportedly struck by Israel. [...]
Israel eliminates another senior leader of the Iranian government; The High Court rules against the government's curfew and ankle-monitoring conditions on former immigration detainees; Australia's Winter Paralympic Team returns home. [...]
Australia's petrol prices have surged in recent weeks, but remain lower than in many parts of the world. [...]
The Matildas are now awaiting the result of tonight's second semi-final between Japan and South Korea. The 2-1 win against defending champions China booking Australia's spot in the decider. [...]
Treasury is modelling a new "worst case" scenario for the fallout from the Iran war ahead of the May budget. But the government has secured a glimmer of good news… [...]
Australia has seen an 8% rise in domestic and family violence related incidents. It's the largest increase since national reporting began in 2019. The annual dataset captures crime statistics from… [...]
The emergency national cabinet will assemble tomorrow to help shore up Australia's supply. In addition to drivers, some groups have warned the nation's transport system is also bracing for impact,… [...]
Flood stricken Northern Australia is on high alert as Tropical Cyclone Narelle tracks towards the Far North Queensland Coast. The system is predicted to intensify into a Category 5 storm,… [...]
An Australian Military base has been damaged by an Iranian strike in the UAE. The Prime Minister confirming no troops were injured, maintaining Australia is not at war. [...]
As the humanitarian and energy crisis in Cuba worsens, US President Donald Trump has announced he plans on "taking" the Caribbean island. Desperate for relief from a US-imposed blockade, Cuban… [...]
Under one scenario, oil would reach US$120 a barrel and take three years to return to its pre-war price. [...]
