Rex Widerstrom

The Albanese government will be watching to see if the new Vanuatu Parliament has a more pro-Australian stance than its predecessor.

A 34-year-old woman has allegedly assaulted two police officers escorting her off a plane after Jetstar radioed for help when she became disruptive.

It’s an unlikely hero, but the kaputar slug is showing how Australia’s fauna can recover from the continent’s destructive bushfires.

Only one member of the syndicate has been arrested for the con, which saw victims leaving credit and debit cards and cash in their letterboxes.

Amidst another spate of anti-Semitic vandalism, the opposition leader has promised a Coalition government will institute minimum sentences for such crimes.

A 10-year study shows Returned Services clubs took $2.1 billion in gambling revenue, but veterans’ support received only 1.5 percent.

‘This year our stage is just for talent,’ organisers have advised, after Prime Minister Christopher Luxon was confronted by protesters last year.

The Election Integrity Assurance Taskforce is urging caution, warning that ’more misinformation and disinformation' is likely during the federal election.

The Australian Communication and Media Authority will no longer be required to issue a warning before fining telcos who breach their obligations to customers.

NZME, the publisher of 14 newspapers and nine radio stations, plus multiple online assets, is to lay off another 38 of its 300 staff and will publish less news.