The local tourism industry could get a surprise boost out of the Middle East conflict, with new polling suggesting Western Australians are already planning to holiday at home instead.
Jessica Page
Some of Australia’s biggest fuel retailers, including Ampol, 7-Eleven, and BP, have been hauled into a meeting with the consumer watchdog.
Ria Pandey
Around 10 million people in Cuba have been left without power after the national grid collapsed amid a US-imposed oil blockade.
Dave Sherwood
LIVE UPDATES: Donald Trump has urged allied nations to move quickly to help secure the Strait of Hormuz as tensions with Iran threaten global oil shipping routes.
Madeline Cove
Tax changes, more grants, and targeted training are among the recommendations of a sweeping review of Australia's research and development industry.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
AI could make soft skills like judgment more important for workers than traditional university degrees, assistant minister Andrew Leigh will say in a speech.
Jacob Shteyman
Australia has not been asked to send a war ship to one of the world's most important oil corridors after the US strikes on Iran, as fuel prices soar.
Aaron Bunch and Tess Ikonomou
The student watchdog is pushing to end overly strict confidentiality clauses when complaints are made, with almost half of universities applying gag orders.
Dominic Giannini
US President Donald Trump says political adviser Susie Wiles will continue working at the White House while being treated for breast cancer.
Staff Writers
There’s a push for free flu vaccines to be offered earlier, and for longer, as Perth hospitals brace for winter.
A White House spokeswoman says it is possible US President Donald Trump's visit to China could be delayed.
If the nations Donald Trump has named don’t agree to help in the Strait of Hormuz, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese might get a phone call.
Burnout is driving teachers out of WA classrooms, according to alarming new figures.
We’re all rapidly becoming experts in energy markets as the expanding war in the Middle East pushes up petrol prices everywhere.
Katina Curtis
China's foreign ministry has suggested sanctions previously imposed on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio are no longer in effect.
Dignitaries including WA Premier Roger Cook and Keader of the Opposition Basil Zempilas travelled to Albany to take in the record-breaking Lighting The Sound show from the Albany Entertainment Centre.
Melissa Sheil and Jacki Elezovich
Don Punch will not commit to the 2029 State election but claims speculation that he could quit Cabinet early is being driven by ‘ambition’.
Children and older women are bearing the brunt of Perth’s housing crisis as demand for emergency accommodation soars.
Hannah Cross
Fuel retailers will face a ‘compliance blitz’ from both State and Federal levels amid widespread concerns over price gouging. Here’s what that means.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The company digging under the ocean to build a $2.8 billion desalination plant in Perth’s north has hailed AUKUS and the local defence build-up for a job-hiring spree.
Donald Trump is ramping up pressure on allies to help protect the crucial shipping lane.
Andrew Greene and Caitlyn Rintoul
Two Iranian women footballers have trained with an Australian club after they made headlines all over the world that led to a political stoush.
Nathan Schmidt
Myanmar has opened its first parliamentary session in more than five years following an election that did not include major opposition parties.
The Liberal Party’s candidate in Farrer has defended Sussan Ley for not showing up to a campaign event weeks after she was dumped as leader.
