- February 20th, 2026
The United States has signalled a significant shift in its approach to deterring a nuclear-armed North Korea, indicating it will play a “more limited” role and place greater responsibility on South Korea to take the lead in defending the Korean...
A fast-moving bushfire burning in Victoria’s south-west has placed multiple communities on high alert after escaping containment lines amid extreme heat, gusty winds and parched conditions across the state. Emergency authorities issued urgent warnings on Saturday afternoon as the fire...
Dissecting the implosion of the Coalition has become a full-time occupation for Liberals and Nationals alike, as MPs on both sides of the divide sift through a week of recriminations, rumours and strategic misfires that culminated in the second split...
Residents across Western Australia’s West Kimberley have been urged to brace for days of dangerous weather as Tropical Cyclone Luana strengthens offshore and moves steadily toward the coast, threatening destructive winds, torrential rain and potentially dangerous storm tides. The Bureau...
Donald Trump has repeatedly argued that the United States must take control of Greenland to protect the Arctic from what he describes as growing security threats posed by China and Russia. Framing the issue in stark geopolitical terms, the US...
While much of the world this week was consumed by political shockwaves emanating from Washington — including a threat that the United States could take military action against a NATO ally and fears of a transatlantic trade war that briefly...
Sussan Ley has insisted she will remain leader of the Liberal Party despite mounting internal pressure following the Nationals’ dramatic decision to exit the Coalition for a second time since the 2025 federal election. The Opposition Leader faced a tense...
Sydney’s Northern Beaches are set to reopen from Friday after days of heightened anxiety caused by a series of shark attacks and sightings, just in time for the Australia Day long weekend. The Northern Beaches Council confirmed on Thursday evening...
Residents of remote communities in Australia’s Northern Territory are effectively trapped inside their homes as large numbers of feral camels descend on towns in a desperate search for water, destroying infrastructure and creating widespread fear amid extreme heat. In the...
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