The Liberal senator has spent 25 years in politics. He said resigning was something he'd been weighing up "for a while".

A historic moment for Scotland, and heartbreak for a Haitian side that refused to give up.

Suffering severe injuries to her limbs, the woman was airlifted to hospital for immediate treatment.

We're turning our backs on a once-favoured place for savings, a new survey suggests. Plus: Interest rates, and a $2.5trn space bet.

After 24 surgeries, a young boy is finding his way back through dance and culture.

Paris has the Eiffel Tower. Washington has "the claw" — a nearly 30m-tall UFC structure Trump has joked may never come down.

John Healy exited Keir Starmer's government hours before a press conference with Defence Minister Richard Marles.

The latest offshoring trend is sending different types of jobs overseas, experts say.

Average salaries in Mexico are lower than those of other 2026 FIFA World Cup host nations, yet some match tickets there cost more.

Doctors on strike and testing shortages are among the steep challenges for Ebola containment.

US Central Command has pushed back, saying commercial vessels are passing through the strait.

The government defended the reforms as necessary to slow growth and secure the scheme’s future.

The government's $2.5 billion fuel excise cut is planned to end at the end of June.

A 'worrying' trend is emerging in Australia's flu response, experts warn.

New Yorkers gave the US president a frosty welcome home at the match, as protesters hit the streets.

The US government last week announced new tariffs on countries it says are failing to crack down on goods made with forced labour.

If you want a comfortable retirement, it's vital to look at more than one factor from your fund, a new report suggests.

Twelve members of the community can decide the fate of those on trial. Is the jury system still effective?

Former Chilean goalkeeper Romina Parraguirre now helps FIFA confront racism ahead of the World Cup.

His comments come days after US vice president JD Vance blamed immigration for the murder of UK teenager Henry Nowak.

Growing voter dissatisfaction with mainstream politics has led to a rise in popularity for One Nation. The same cannot be said for the Greens.

For refugees who reach Australia, safety is one thing. Permanency is another — and it's becoming harder to win.

Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said an agreement had now been reached with the United States "on most points".

A fast and dangerous American team left the Paraguayan side looking shell shocked.

David Hockney, one of the most celebrated and influential British artists of modern times, has died aged 88.

Here's where you can find some of the most feverish football fan sites.

Trump claims "final points" of an initial peace deal have been approved and details of a signing ceremony will be announced soon.

Manan's father called to wish him a happy birthday as he boarded a flight. Hours later, the plane went down.

The US president has said a peace deal could be imminent on dozens of occasions. What's behind it?

Iran's security services were condemned for the alleged use of international and local criminal gangs in plots across the world.

Here's what to know about Australia's team, their talents and World Cup expectations heading into the tournament.

The stabbing has fuelled unrest and warnings against using one crime to target broader communities.

Hundreds of protesters, many masked, gathered on the outskirts of Belfast on Wednesday, leading to clashes with police.

It is the first time the Chinese President has visited the nation since 2019.

James Dalamangas made an allegation about his brother's death as his lawyer argued against his extradition to Australia.

It comes after several incidents that have put US immigration and border enforcement into the spotlight ahead of the World Cup.

This year, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has warned against relying on “tax hacks” from “finfluencers”.

From sport and the arts to academia and industry, the King's Birthday Honours celebrate Australia's best. See the full list.

Israeli military and settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied territories has surged since the Gaza war began.

Australia were under sustained pressure for much of the match, but came out stronger after the half-time break.

Watched by billions, the World Cup is a perfect vehicle for showcasing one’s country, culture and values.

'Mollywood' movies are loved for their bold storytelling. But behind the scenes lies a darker story of widespread exploitation.

SpaceX's debut on the Nasdaq exchange has also made it the biggest IPO in history.

Aziz Behich will face off against Türkiye in the Socceroos' FIFA World Cup opener. His connection to the country runs deep.

As wars rage and controversy swirls, football's biggest spectacle is bringing fans together once again.

South Korea overcame Czechia to start their World Cup with a 2-1 win, while Mexico won 2-0 over South Africa in a fiery encounter.

A star-studded opening ceremony marked the start of the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Mexico City as co-hosts Mexico beat South Africa.

The Labor frontbencher criticised Hanson after One Nation revealed plans to target one of Australia's most multicultural seats.

The first match of the largest World Cup in history will be Mexico v South Africa.

Police deployed hundreds of extra officers as violence spread across Northern Ireland overnight.

The son of Myanmar's deposed head of state is on a mission to pressure his mother's captors to prove that she is still alive.

Sydney's second airport is due to open in a few months' time, with the concept first suggested nearly 90 years ago.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says uncertainty caused by US strikes on Iran is creating great difficulties.

Australia has improved its standing in a global peace ranking, but the report warns the world is becoming more unstable.

Protesters have rallied against the luxury development but Albania's prime minister insists there's "no reason to worry" about it.

With 48 teams, three host nations and more than a month of matches, the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the biggest in history.

A billboard truck spotted in Melbourne was displaying the same slogan infamously used against former prime minister Julia Gillard.

Both One Nation and the Coalition have proposed policies affecting permanent residents, including on housing and social services.

The shooting took place in Toledo on Saturday afternoon local time, with police saying several people had been injured.

Curaçao has the same population as Darwin — and it's competing in the World Cup. What could the 'Blue Wave' mean for its future?