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Israel's president will meet with Bondi victims and Australian leaders during an official visit, as Scott Morrison calls for Islamic preachers to be accredited.

Iran's rial has lost about five per cent of its value in the January as a result of the unrest caused by the country's economic crisis.

TikTok has agreed to settle in a landmark social media addiction lawsuit just before the trial kicked off, the plaintiff's attorneys confirmed

Anthony Albanese will visit one of Australia's closest neighbours, but progress on a "thorn in the side" of the diplomatic relationship is unlikely.

The NACC is considering investigating those deemed most responsible for Robodebt, and whether to make the hearing - any hearing - public.

Property professionals are confident that housing prices will continue to grow in 2026, despite worries about higher interest rates and affordability.

Millions of Australians will wake to cooler conditions after a day of record-breaking heat, though not everyone will escape the scorching temperatures.

Parliament returns next week, but neither the Liberals nor the Nationals have named a new shadow ministry after their ugly political divorce.

An underlying inflation figure higher than the RBA's forecast could force it to hike rates, but there's a case for waiting to see how spending data plays out.

After nearly two decades of on-off negotiations, a trade deal between India and the European Union has been sealed, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Bill to Combat Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism risks undermining rights, due process and democratic accountability, the first stages of tyranny.

After legal challenges and pandemic delays, the first Barossa LNG shipment is bound for Japan, marking an "outstanding achievement" for Santos.

A Sydney Palestinian activist has been arrested and charged with "inciting violence" against politicians on social media.

Donald Trump says he's raising tariffs on some South Korean imports to 25 per cent, accusing the country of "not living up" to its trade deal with Washington.

An easing in capacity constraints will help soothe some worried minds at Martin Place, but hot inflation data could still force the Reserve Bank to hike rates.

Ten per cent of people in Britain are living "in very deep poverty", with children disproportionately affected, a report has found.

Ten per cent of people in Britain are living "in very deep poverty", with children disproportionately affected, a report has found.

Liberal MPs have called for unity and declared their support for Sussan Ley as speculation about her numbered days as opposition leader grows.

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has played down Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on goods imported to the US from Canada.

Several European dairy companies have issued precautionary recalls of ‍infant milk powder over concerns it may be contaminated with the toxin cereulide.