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US defends sinking of Iran warship
The Middle East war has widened with an American submarine sinking an Iranian warship in waters off Sri Lanka.
DFAT Crisis teams sent to Middle East
The Federal Government is deploying crisis teams to the Middle East to help more than 100,000 stranded Australians.
Iran war sends fuel prices up
As the war in the Middle East intensifies, there are growing concerns about how the conflict will affect fuel prices and the broader Australian economy.
Iran war escalates
The war against Iran has escalated with Israel and Hezbollah exchanging rocket fire and towns struck in Lebanon.
Liberals prepare for Farrer by-election
As the Liberal Party gears up for the Farrer by-election, it has been revealed the results of the party's review of its disastrous 2025 election campaign won't be made public.
Australians warned to leave Middle East
Australians have been warned to leave parts of the Middle East as tensions between the United States and Iran continue to rise.
Bomb threat to Prime Minister
A bomb threat to the Prime Minister's Canberra residence has been linked to the opponents of a Chinese dance group.
Royal Commission into antisemitism begins
The Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion has begun. Eye witnesses to the Bondi terror attack have been ruled out of giving evidence to avoid prejudicing Naveed Akram's trial.
Calls to punish Islamic State helpers
The Federal Opposition has called for new laws to be introduced which punish people who help families linked to Islamic State, return to Australia.
Andrew's arrest may bolster US Epstein probes
Some observers think the arrest of the former Prince Andrew will strengthen the campaign of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers and put pressure on US authorities to take action against the late billionaire's associates.
No help for ISIS families
The federal government and opposition are both ruling out helping the Australians in Syria who have links to Islamic State and are trying to return here.
Pauline Hanson condemned for Muslim comments
Australia's Race Discrimination Commissioner has called on Pauline Hanson to apologise and withdraw her inflammatory comments about Australia's Muslim population.
Angus Taylor announces the new Opposition front bench
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has unveiled his new front bench, promoting key allies and relegating backers of deposed Liberal leader Sussan Ley.
Angus Taylor sets out Liberal vision
The Liberal Party leader, Angus Taylor, has set out a new vision for Australia focusing on reducing immigration numbers and winding back government spending.
Angus Taylor wins Liberal leadership
Angus Taylor has won the Liberal leadership over Sussan Ley and nominated immigration and cost of living as two of his policy priorities.
Liberal leadership showdown tomorrow
The federal Liberal party room is set to meet tomorrow morning with Angus Taylor challenging Sussan Ley for the leadership.
Protests continue as Herzog visits Canberra
The Israeli President Isaac Herzog has visited Canberra just as the Albanese government condemns Israel's plans to expand settlements in the West Bank.
Police brutality claims follow Sydney Herzog protest
The New South Wales Premier rejects claims of police brutality after violence erupts at a Sydney protest against the visit of the Israeli President.
Herzog visit sparks protests
The visit of the Israeli president Isaac Herzog is prompting protests around the country.
Tony Mokbel free after final case dropped
The notorious Melbourne underworld figure Tony Mokbel is now a free man after prosecutors dropped a final drug trafficking case against him.
Gus Lamont disappearance a 'major crime'
In South Australia, detectives have declared the disappearance of 4- year-old Gus Lamont is now being treated as a "major crime."
Defence sites to be sold by federal government
The Federal Government has announced plans to sell nearly 70 Defence Department sites across the country and reinvest the proceeds in the defence force.
Reserve Bank hikes interest rate
In its first meeting of the year, the Reserve Bank has decided to increase the interest rate to 3.85 per cent in an attempt to slow the growth of inflation.
Littleproud retains Nats leadership
The leader of the National Party, David Littleproud, has retained his position after an attempt to topple him failed this afternoon.
Hospital funding agreement reached
After a stand-off with the states, the Federal Government has agreed to allocate an extra $25 billion to fund public hospitals for the next five years.
Israeli President's visit sparks debate
The approaching visit to Australia of the Israeli President Isaac Herzog is already dividing opinion, as anger about the Israel-Palestine conflict continues.
Bushfires claim more homes in Victoria
In Victoria, fire fighters are battling six major bushfires, three of which are out of control.
Extreme heat drives fire risk
A severe heatwave is continuing to grip much of south-eastern Australia. Victoria has recorded a new all-time temperature record, with one town reaching 48.9 degrees.
Australia Day marked with celebrations and rallies
Australia Day has been observed with citizenship ceremonies and celebrations across the country.
NSW Police hunt alleged killer
In central west New South Wales, police have flown in specialist officers to search for a gunman suspected of killing three people including a pregnant woman.
Bondi victims remembered
Australia's National Day of Mourning is honouring the 15 victims of last month's terror attack at Bondi Beach.