LIVE UPDATES: Donald Trump has declared the US-Iran war has been won, despite no deal and the deployment of troops, as airstrikes intensify across the Middle East.
Madeline Cove
Pauline Hanson declared she was leaving land mines behind for Labor to navigate. But One Nation’s surge is blowing up the right side of politics, not the left.
Jessica Page
Exit polling suggests that left-leaning and right-leaning blocs are likely to fall short of a parliamentary majority in Denmark's election.
Soren Jeppesen and Louise Rasmussen
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is back under house arrest serving his 27-year-sentence after being released from hospital.
Staff Writers
Teachers are preparing for another strike unless a state government offers a better pay deal, warning of further disruption ahead.
Allanah Sciberras and Callum Godde
Can you answer “when did you last wear something made in Australia” as easily as you can recall when you last drank a local wine?
Katina Curtis
More than 30 fishers have been hit with penalties, including two who were commercial fishers.
Oliver Lane
Australian prosecco makers are among those cheering a landmark free trade deal with the European Union, but farmers have slammed it as inadequate.
Grace Crivellaro
Australians who enjoy a meal of Italian pasta, French wine and Swiss chocolate will be able to dine for less once a new free trade deal with the European Union comes into effect.
Does anyone think sparkies are doing it tough at the moment? Try to find one to ask them - you won’t be able to because they’re all playing golf by 2pm.
Ben Harvey
Labor has delivered a rallying cry to embrace “constructive nationalism” as the nation faces a critical test during the global fuel supply chaos and the world being “remade around us”.
Nathan Schmidt
Treasurer Jim Chalmers vows May’s Federal Budget will have a substantial emphasis on lifting lagging productivity as Opposition Leader Angus Taylor claims Aussies could be $35,000 worse off without a fix.
The United States top navy chief has declared Western Australia will be home to at least two nuclear powered Virginia-class submarines under the AUKUS agreement by 2034.
Jessica Evensen
The City of South Perth has refused to release audio from a public committee meeting that examined what insiders describe as a deeply concerning picture of the city’s governance.
Sophie Gannon
The S&P-ASX200 closed just 0.2 per cent better after sceptical investors downplayed US President Donald Trump’s claims of a diplomatic breakthrough in the Middle East.
Sean Smith
Military aircraft are continuing to fly over a South Australian weapons range as the Albanese Government refuses to discuss details of secretive missile tests being conducted there with the United States.
Andrew Greene
Perth Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds pulled out of a trip to the US the day he was due to depart.
Experts have warned the Iran war-induced fuel crisis will have a ripple effect across key sectors and cause consumers hip-pocket pain on everything from food, flights, construction and online shopping.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The insurer also insists RAC’s 1.3 million members have nothing to fear from a sale of the motoring mutual’s State-leading general insurance business.
One Nation is edging closer to securing more seats in South Australia, as Premier Peter Malinauskas urges his party to get to work after landslide victory.
Abe Maddison and Duncan Murray
A State-first health hub servicing older Western Australians in hopes of keeping them out of hospital has fully opened in Cockburn, as the health system braces for a brutal winter spike.
Personal relationships helped get Australia’s huge trade deal with the European Union over the line.
Latika M Bourke
The Australia-Europe relationship is entering a new era with the signing of pacts on defence, security and scientific research.
Zac de Silva
Criminals-for-hire are offending for “despots, dictators, and disrupters” in a major challenge to police, Australia's top cop has warned.
