Trump’s global tariffs have bombed the Australian share market and thrown up new affronts for WA, which now has to assert its place in a new world left alienated politically and commercially by Uncle Sam.
Simone Grogan, Caitlyn Rintoul, Joe Spagnolo & Bloomberg
Compulsory acquisition powers could be used by whoever forms the next government to take back the Port of Darwin, as the Chinese-owned asset becomes a major political fight in the election campaign.
Ellen Ransley and Caitlyn Rintoul
A lighthearted media appearance by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton in Darwin turned bloody when a rogue kick left a TV cameraman needing medical attention to the head.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Peter Dutton has made his strongest pitch yet to fix the housing affordability crisis, saying stemming the flow of migration, limiting foreign ownership, and capping international students was key.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Nicola Smith
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has used a Sydney forum to hint at a broader gas plan to make prices 15 per cent cheaper domestically.
A Chinese research ship is nearing Perth as it circumnavigates Australia, with concerns the government vessel is mapping the nation’s submarine cables.
Chinese state media has backed in Anthony Albanese’s stance on the Chinese “spy” ship in Australian waters as it turned on Peter Dutton, accusing him of “beating the drums of war”.
David Johns and Caitlyn Rintoul
RECAP: In a scathing interview, former prime minster John Howard has revealed how he really feels about US President Donald Trump.
David Johns, Caitlyn Rintoul and Max Corstorphan
Voters in a handful of WA electorates could decide the fate of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton at the May 3 election.
Katina Curtis and Caitlyn Rintoul
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is expected to use post-budget momentum to call an election as soon as today for a May 3 poll, in what is expected to be a cost-of-living-focused campaign.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Katina Curtis
Industry groups say Labor’s ban on non-compete clauses unveiled in the Federal Budget on Tuesday could harm small businesses and is a ‘heavy handed’ measure.
Australians struggling with the cost of medicines and seeing a doctor are among the big winners of Labor’s fourth Budget as it further pushed its health credentials on Tuesday.
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