Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stormed out of the White House after a meeting with US President Donald Trump descended into a fiery clash on camera.
Staff Writers
The Prime Minister has dismissed suggestions a Chinese flotilla was rehearsing a land-strike mission on Australian infrastructure as Labor fends off mounting accusations of a weak response to Beijing.
Katina Curtis and Nicola Smith
The new contract is for five events in the next 18 months and has been kept secret until now.
Mitchell Woodcock and Jessica Page
WA Liberals have committed to spend $5 million on a business case for stage two critical upgrades to Albany Health Campus if elected to power on March 8.
Georgia Campion
Premier Roger Cook labelled the Nationals’ plan to extend its Royalties for Regions program to outer Perth metropolitan areas by cutting funding for places like Mandurah “contemptuous, audacious and corrupt”.
Tegan Guthrie
Kalgoorlie-Boulder becoming the vanadium powerhouse of WA is the latest election promise from WA Labor ahead of next weekend’s election.
Independent candidate for Kalgoorlie Kyran O’Donnell says the “government of the day” after the State election will not ignore him if he wins back the seat.
Tired of waiting for change in WA’s political arena, Kalgoorlie-Boulder man Tony Ball has thrown his hat in the ring to be part of the change he says the region needs.
Roger Cook this week conjured up a $387 million Labor scheme to subsidise domestic batteries for those people who can afford rooftop solar power systems.
Paul Murray
The China incident was on the morning of Friday last week, when its navy commenced the live-fire exercise.
Michelle Grattan
The new facility would serve as a remand prison, housing people facing charges but yet to be sentenced.
Ben Harvey
Roger Cook was not aware Tony Burke was in town hosting super-sized citizenship ceremonies, which the Coalition has labelled a ‘blatant vote-buying exercise’ on the eve a Federal election.
Katina Curtis and Oliver Lane
Politics never figured in the wildest dreams of the shy girl from Geraldton, now vying to become WA’s first elected female Premier next Saturday.
John Flint
Albatross Albo is the elephant (not) in the State party room as the election circus well and truly rolls into town
Brian Burke
When it came to content, neither leader offered anything new on law and order this week as the election circus well and truly came to town
Noel Crichton-Browne
Students in Bangladesh who led a mass uprising to topple former prime minister Sheikh Hasina have formed the National Citizens' Party.
US President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order designating English as the official language of the United States.
Representing the La Perouse LGBTQI community, their allies and Elders, the LaPa Legends will make their debut at Mardi Gras 2025.
Keira Jenkins
The Peacock Mormons will take to the streets to shake their tail feathers as one of the world's biggest LGBTQI festivals returns to its activist roots.
Rachel Jackson
Taxes on draught beer will be frozen for two years under a future Labor government as the prime minister woos pub patrons and the hospitality sector.
Andrew Brown
A minister responsible for international development has quit after UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to increase army spending by curbing foreign aid.
Labor has promised a two-year pause on a much-hated ‘beer tax’, however it won’t be a cost-of-living win for all drinkers.
Jessica Wang
Anthony Albanese is promising Australians looking for their next shout that he will put draught beer taxes on ice for two years after the election.
Katina Curtis
The photo captures the pair deep in conversation, enjoying a beer with a serve of hot chips.
Artemisia Blythe
