Donald Trump was injured by a bullet, not shrapnel, during an attempted assassination on the campaign trail, his former White House doctor says.
Tim Reid and Doina Chiacu
Donald Trump has vowed to hold a "big and beautiful rally" in the town where he was shot at as Democratic rival Kamala Harris begins to narrow his lead.
Jeff Mason and Jarrett Renshaw
The podcast host says more pressure should be put on men to attend rallies against male violence this weekend as she opens up about her own experiences.
Clareese Packer
Former president Donald Trump has vowed to return to the area where he survived an assassination attempt to hold another rally.
Kevin Breuninger
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump dispelled rumours of tensions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as they met in Florida.
Staff Writers
The PM is expected to draw a line under the immigration detainee saga when he shifts Immigration Minister Andrew Giles and Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil to new roles.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
The peak body for builders has tempered supportive comments for WA’s construction union, saying members had made allegations of coercive behaviour and trespassing against the CFMEU.
Dylan Caporn
Roger Cook is under renewed pressure to cut ties with the CFMEU after it emerged an ex-convict union official terrorised six retail workers during a meth-fuelled armed robbery spree.
Ben Harvey
The prime minister will unveil Indigenous land protections when he addresses NSW Labor delegates, with pro-Palestine activists expected to disrupt the event.
Samantha Lock
Victorian Liberal president Philip Davis will face a challenge for his position as party leaders, MPs and rank-and-file members gather in Melbourne.
Callum Godde
A controversial uranium mine site will be incorporated into the Kakadu National Park after its owners failed to get the mining lease renewed.
Aisling Brennan
Hundreds of WA shipbuilding jobs have been secured after the Federal Government inked a new multi-billion submarine maintenance deal.
The troubled 16-year-old was never seen by an overladen youth justice worker allocated to him in one of the ‘significant failings in providing psychological services’ to the teen, his inquest has been told.
Rebecca Le May
Vietnam has farewelled Communist Party general secretary Nguyen Phu Trong during a two-day funeral attended by world leaders and thousands of mourners.
Aniruddha Ghosal
Former president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama have thrown their support behind fellow Democrat Kamala Harris in her White House bid.
Jarrett Renshaw
Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson will personally request a coronial inquest into the death of Sandipan Dhar.
Jake Dietsch
The leaders of three major countries have urged Israel to come to a ceasefire, saying the situation in Gaza is ‘catastrophic’.
Lauren Ferri
The Department of Justice told ‘egregious lies’ about how the youth detention wing would operate in a document proposing the controversial facility to the minister, signed off by a now embarrassed Adam Tomison.
A recorded call between former premier Gladys Berejiklian and disgraced MP Daryl Maguire has revealed shocking new details about their dynamic.
Jessica Wang and Steve Zemek
Australia’s businesses are increasingly united against Federal Labor’s radical environmental law reforms, with one lobby group boss stating job opportunities will be whittled down to taxis and cafes.
Adrian Rauso
Queensland's corruption watchdog says proposed changes that will restrict its reporting are not appropriate and "very troubling".
Savannah Meacham
Federal Nationals are buzzing after confirmation that Mia Davies will put her hand up for Bullwinkel amid growing internal optimism the party can win WA’s newest seat.
Senator Jacqui Lambie has plans on casting her political net wider by choosing a candidate to run for Queensland in the upcoming federal election.
Ambulance Victoria's board should end its lengthy pay dispute with paramedics following a union vote of no confidence, the state's premier says.
Caitlin Powell