Former prime minister John Howard has offered his insight into the upcoming federal election and called current Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “out of his depth”.

Anthony Albanese has launched a charm offensive with the crossbench MPs who could decide Australia’s next Prime Minister, bringing out the big guns at the Lodge: his fiance Jodie Haydon and a surprise ...

Under the current Administrative Arrangements Order ... which brings together the security ministers of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Britain and the US. This forum has worked very effectively ...

MIKE LORIGAN: Voters here are being asked to give a performance review of the current state Labor ... ANNOUNCER: The next prime minister of Australia, Peter Dutton. Thank you.

MARION SCRYMGOUR, MEMBER FOR LINGIARI: I want to acknowledge and welcome, say thank you to the Arrernte people whose land we are standing on today. It's great to have the Prime Minister again in Alice ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court, claiming ...

Anthony Albanese has confirmed he has urgent talks scheduled with Donald Trump, after the US President signalled 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.

Tim Fischer, a former deputy prime minister in the Howard government, was appointed as Australia’s first stand ... NATO and the European Union. A current Labor MP told this masthead that, ...

Australia’s public hospitals will get $ ... the election while holding out on a fresh five-year deal with states. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday said it represented a 12 per cent ...

Under the current Administrative Arrangements Order ... which brings together the security ministers of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Britain and the US. This forum has worked very effectively to ...

Advisers warned the Minister for Resources that his plans to limit industry liability for the clean-up costs of was more lenient that Australia and the UK.

Tesla sales are plunging in key markets around the world - many by more than 50 per cent. Surveys point to the now damaging ...