Treasurer Jim Chalmers will on Wednesday unveil a slightly smaller than anticipated Budget deficit in a mid-year update expected to feature major spending cuts and rising revenue.
Matt Mckenzie
Jewish Labor MPs say tougher gun restrictions are important but must not be the only answer to tackling anti-Semitism that has been on the rise in Australia over the past two years.
Katina Curtis
The blood is on the hands of the father and son terrorists who pulled the triggers. But our leaders are culpable.
Jessica Page
Perth hospitals and prisons have become the latest sites to experience power disruptions, after the weekend heatwave caused summer storms and bushfires that have wreaked havoc around the State.
Oliver Lane
The bravery of Great Southern residents who rushed to the scene of a suspicious house fire in Gnowangerup last month and helped contain the blaze before it spread, has been recognised by the shire.
Hannah Whitehead
Labor MP Frank Paolino has vowed the Jewish community’s spirit will not be broken, as WA MPs bowed their heads for a minute’s silence to pay their respects to the victims of the Bondi terrorist attack.
Nine community groups, sporting clubs and not-for-profit organisations will share in $155,000 from the Shire of Plantagenet thanks to its community grants program.
Amy Towers
There is no clear time frame for national gun reform, but Roger Cook insisted there is a ‘sense of urgency’ in the wake of the Bondi massacre and denied it is a bandaid solution for anti-Semitism.
Renegade One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce has lashed the Bondi Beach killers as “human filth” in a terse exchange with a member of the public.
Nathan Schmidt
Australia’s top cop has delivered a powerful description of the horrific attack by the alleged Bondi shooters, as authorities confirm key details surrounding their motivations.
Ria Pandey
David Sharaz has officially been declared bankrupt by a Federal Court one week after his wife Brittany Higgins faced the same fate.
Emma Kirk
The Prime Minister called the 43-year-old an ‘Australian hero’.
Tegwen Bescoby
Former prime minister John Howard says Australia’s political leaders shouldn’t be using the prospect of new gun laws to avoid tackling anti-Semitism.
Stephen Johnson
An arsenal of guns and explosives, travel to a terrorist hotbed and past attention of an intelligence agency are all being probed after the Bondi massacre.
Dominic Giannini
The BBC is vowing to defend itself against President Donald Trump's defamation suit over a documentary's edit of his speech before the Capitol riot.
Jack Queen and David Thomas
Global concerns about anti-Semitism have intensified following Sunday’s deadly Bondi Beach attack, as police and security agencies increased protection for Jewish sites and celebrations worldwide.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Protests have delayed a recount of around 15 per cent of tally sheets for Honduras' presidential election.
Staff Writers
The leaders of one of Australia’s highest religious authorities have broken their silence and condemned the alleged Bondi shooters’ links to the terror group ISIS.
Blake Antrobus, Ria Pandey, Eli Green, Nathan Schmidt and Clareese Packer
One supermarket chain has stayed on top as the best for shoppers' bucks for the festive season, ahead of a crackdown on price gouging.
Andrew Brown
Maria Corina Machado's representative says the Nobel Peace Prize laureate fractured a vertebra while fleeing Venezuela on a small boat last week.
The housing crisis is changing the way Australians live with many revealing "heartbreaking" stories of struggle as they skip on the basics to make ends meet.
Grace Crivellaro
After two years of talk about stopping anti-Semitism in Australia, Jewish leaders are calling for action. Politicians must listen to them.
The new head of MI6 will warn in her first major public speech of the growing threat of Russia and the need for spies to use technology to deal with threats.
Jill Lawless
The State’s top cop says he is confident the armoury of six legal firearms used by a father and son to wage terror at Bondi Beach would not have passed muster in WA.
