Djibouti Boat Capsize Leaves at Least 139 Migrants Dead
At least 139 migrants, 15 of them children, have died after a boat travelling from Djibouti to Yemen capsized off
Robert Pether Leaves Iraq Five Years After His Arrest
Australian engineer Robert Pether has left Iraq, five years after his arrest in Baghdad, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on
Hurricane Isaias Kills Four as Storm Lashes Florida and Alabama
At least four people have died after Hurricane Isaias made landfall on the Florida panhandle late on Friday, US time.
Australia Won’t Buy Russian Fuel, Bowen Says, After Trump Strikes Diesel Deal With Putin
Australia does not need or want Russian fuel and will not change its approach, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said on
High Court Upholds Block on Mount Pleasant Coal Mine Expansion in Landmark Climate Ruling
The High Court has dismissed MACH Energy’s appeal over the expansion of its Mount Pleasant coal mine near Muswellbrook, in
Jon Rahm Walks Away From LIV Golf as Bankrupt Tour Plans Relaunch
Jon Rahm will not be part of LIV 2.0, the planned relaunch of the bankrupt LIV Golf league, after his
Coalition Pledges to Cut Net Overseas Migration to 100,000
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has unveiled the Coalition’s migration policy at a press conference in Sydney, promising that a Coalition
Jeffrey Archer, Bestselling Novelist and Former MP, Dies Aged 86
Jeffrey Archer, the British novelist and former Conservative MP whose books sold more than 300 million copies, has died aged
Brisbane 2032 Emblem Revealed Early After YouTube Leak
The full Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic emblems became public on Friday evening, three days ahead of their planned reveal,
G7 Oil Release to Free 100 Million Barrels Over Four Months
G7 leaders agreed on Friday to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their reserves over the