An indictment against John Bolton marks third time in recent weeks the US Justice Department has secured charges against one of Donald Trump's critics.
Sarah N. Lynch
US President Donald Trump says a ‘very productive’ phone conversation has led to locking in a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest.
Staff Writers
A long tenured mayor from Perth’s North has delivered a heartfelt speech as his delivers
Liam Murphy
The Town of Victoria Park has continued its opposition to the proposed Burswood race track, submitting documents calling for a public environmental review of the project.
Sophie Gannon
A financial plan endorsed by the City of Nedlands two years ago is still in limbo.
Michael Palmer
While some in the Liberals call for a further shift to the right, one political expert says such a move would entrench the party in opposition.
Andrew Brown
Education ministers from around the country will on Friday get their first look at a proposed anti-bullying national standard and resources to support the social media ban for under-16s.
Bethany Hiatt
Former WA Labor politician Peter Tinley is in line to join the Australian War Memorial council after winning a three-way contest to become the new RSL national president.
Katina Curtis
France has avoided further political chaos after its prime minister survived votes of no confidence in parliament, with a hard job ahead on the nation's budget.
Judges have been awarded a 3.5 per cent pay rise, worth more than $20,000 for the State’s Chief Justice, but a request for bigger luxury car allowances was rejected.
Jessica Page
The Opposition have called on the Albanese Government to explain why Kathy Klugman, one of the PM’s top advisers, was appointed as the head the Office of National Intelligence.
Latika M Bourke
The tension will further complicate Anthony Albanese’s mission to cosy up to Donald Trump at the pair’s long-awaited White House meeting next week.
A veteran Labor MP has urged her colleagues to consider using their conscience vote to put the party’s surrogacy bill to a committee review amid calls from the opposition for more scrutiny.
Oliver Lane
Anthony Albanese has left one clear message to his deputy Richard Marles while away on a White House visit: Attend Telethon.
One of the brains behind Labor’s proposed tweaks to terror listing laws has dropped a bombshell detail.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
A whole of community response will be sought to reduce the rate of suicide in Western Australian as the Cook Government released its draft Suicide Prevention Framework.
Anthony Albanese’s chief foreign affairs adviser has been appointed to the nation’s top intelligence job, the first woman to fill the position.
One of Australia's major security agencies will have a woman lead the organisation for the first time in its history.
An AUKUS-driven increase in demand for workers in Western Australia and South Australia has prompted Tony Burke to look at overhauling a visa system that State governments complain about every year.
The Australian Defence Force has begun discussions with the US military about providing personnel to a future ‘international stabilisation force’ in the Middle East as part of Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan
Andrew Greene and Katina Curtis
Ariel Bombara, the daughter of Floreat double murderer Mark Bombara, has backed in the Cook Government’s firearm reforms after a committee found ‘little wrong’ with the laws despite an issue-plagued rollout.
Oliver Lane and Jessica Page
The home affairs minister has suggested the AUKUS nuclear submarine program could have an effect on Australia's long-term migration levels.
Zac de Silva
Keri Shannon is on immediate and indefinite leave after a performance review, with an outsider brought in as her replacement.
Matt Zis
A senior minister has been grilled on AUKUS amid concerns Anthony Albanese could return from Washington without assurances from Donald Trump.
