The prime ministers of Japan and Vietnam have held talks, vowing to strengthen ties between the two nations.
Staff Writers
The US military has agreed to deals with seven big tech firms as it expands its artificial intelligence capabilities.
Ben Finley and Matt O'Brien
Jessica Mann has completed her cross-examination as the defence introduced several emails between her and former Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Jennifer Peltz
Activists have spoken out from hospital after being detained by the Israeli military while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.
Nick Wilson
The US State Department confirmed military sales to Mideast allies including Patriot air missile defence services to Qatar costing $US4 billion.
Kanishka Singh
The Pentagon says the United States will withdraw about 5000 troops from Germany in the next six to 12 months.
Phil Stewart and Idrees Ali
Health, defence and welfare commitments are among fiscal pressures weighing on the federal budget as Treasurer Jim Chalmers vows to put a lid on spending.
Sam McKeith
A by-election prompted by Sussan Ley's retirement could provide clues about how One Nation's political resurgence is redrawing Australia's electoral map.
Zac de Silva
About 400 people stormed the Alice Springs Hospital on Thursday night after the arrest of Jefferson Lewis, the suspected killer of Kumanjayi Little Baby.
Emma Kirk, Alexandra Feiam, Rhiannon Lewin and Cameron Micallef
Perth motorists have had a rude reminder of life under Big Brother with the introduction of AI traffic cameras.
Paul Murray
Tens of thousands of voters have been summoned to cast their ballots for a state by-election on Saturday, with three main contenders emerging.
Callum Godde
A Liberal party candidate in a must-win by-election has faced awkward questions about why he would not be voting for himself.
Duncan Murray and Callum Godde
Perth’s one-stop cancer centre that has been in limbo for four years is finally set to get the green light, The West Australian can reveal.
Jessica Page
Rita Saffioti is warning Canberra that ‘a lot of time and effort’ is needed to ensure a radical overhaul of the NDIS doesn’t leave disabled WA kids behind.
Fee-free TAFE spots will be available for another year after Skills and TAFE Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson announced more than $200 million would be included for the sector in next week’s State budget.
Oliver Lane
The Health Minister is blaming more than 4000 hours of ambulance ramping in April on hospitals picking up the slack for aged care.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has praised Australia’s growing Indian population and declared ‘getting the right immigrants’ is part of the solution to the country’s housing crisis.
Andrew Greene
A call for the State Government to financially compensate the thousands of residents affected by ATCO’s decommissioning of the city’s reticulated gas network has been made by the City of Albany.
Melissa Sheil
Business groups have baulked at the Australian Council of Trade Union’s fresh push for radical changes to working conditions, describing them as tone deaf wishful thinking.
Rebecca Le May
The first major electoral test for Victoria’s new Liberal leader is under way as voters rush to the polls - a tight race that could determine the future for One Nation.
Tia Clarkson-Pascoe, Alexandra Feiam
The Prime Minister says Australia will have ‘private’ discussions with the United States about whether to contribute military personnel to an international coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Drivers in one Aussie state are tipped to save up to $372 on car registration as part of a government rebate slashing costs by 20 per cent.
Harvey Constable
Nearly 80 petrol stations have been fined for breaking FuelWatch rules since the war in Iran broke out, as rules aimed at preventing price gouging get tougher.
Oliver Lane and Brooke Rolfe
