Donald Trump thinks trade is a zero-sum game. Xi Jinping appears happy to wait for the trade war to backfire on the US president.
The punishment given to Australian player Max Purcell is ludicrous when compared to the other high-profile doping bans the sport has seen in the past year.
The world is no longer standing in America’s shadow. It is learning,quickly and with no small amount of fear,how to stand on its own.
I was asked to support a huge international act. Then I read the fine print.
The first third of the season has been good to many players who suddenly have a stronger case at the bargaining table. We take a look at an out-of-contract footballer at every club who has improved his stocks.
Simply gifting your children or grandchildren their inheritance could pose major issues further down the line.
Making an offer below the asking price of your first home can shave months or years off the length of your loan. Here’s how to do it.
Working out how much cash you should stack inside – or outside – your super can be a conundrum.
We’re spending about $56 billion a year on defence and that’s going to rise sharply,no matter who’s in power. Does anyone really think this won’t lead to income tax hikes?
The Trumpet of Patriots choice of candidates in this federal election is leaving a lot to be desired.
Public transport is enemy territory,but sometimes the unexpected happens.
Voters thought Dutton and the Coalition were the best choice to lead the country as recently as February,but everything changed when the election was called.
Send for the coppers.
Australia’s strongest particle accelerator helped conjure new elements into being. But many students trained at the facility are being hired offshore.
Posters tell us who we’re voting for. But we need to look behind them.
Recently,I accompanied my brother,Simon,to the dentist to have his final 12 teeth removed. For decades,they had been rotting in his head.
The opposition leader hopes to frighten and divide the community,writes David Grogan.
The Trump effect has just hit Canada’s election – and it could rub off on Australia’s.
She is considered tough,ruthless and polarising,but with former Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka at the helm Dan Murphy’s and BWS owner Endeavour is in for radical change.
The ABC’s chair has intervened to get airtime for a small-time comic. Is this what Kim Williams is doing with his time?
Trump has declared a “golden age” of America. But it’s rapidly turning to brass.
Once you pass the point of chasing money for security’s sake,the whole exercise can start to feel a bit pointless.
Donald Trump’s second time in the White House has produced the worst 100 days for financial markets in half a century.
The US president also embraced Australian football player Jordan Mailata at a ceremony for the Philadelphia Eagles,who won the Super Bowl in February.
What many wealthy Australians don’t seem to realise is that their wealth has grown with considerable taxpayer support – over $100 billion to be exact.
Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg’s famous motto was “move fast and break things”. But now it’s children and families who are being broken by the relentless thirst for big tech profit.
While it’s dog days on the hustings.
I admit I have a slight tendency to spiral into negativity. So it’s a pleasure to look to a generation that has mastered the art of finding joy in simple things.
Branding the ABC and the Guardian as “hate media” is another example of Peter Dutton singing straight from the Trump hymn book
The Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has inexplicably turned on something truly significant to Indigenous Australians.
At least 25 young Australian players have moved,or are moving,to France as the brutal realities of professionalism hit Australia.
Politicians court the youth vote,but their inaction speaks louder than words.
Australian companies operating on the global stage,such as Flight Centre,are becoming prone to infection from the global trade malaise.
The US president said “drill,baby,drill” but his tariffs tanked the commodity’s price and they could reduce,not increase,production.
Canadian voters will choose their next government largely based on who they think is the best person to deal with the upheaval,threats and animosity being thrown at them from Washington.
One hundred days into Trump’s second term,cracks are appearing in the testosterone-filled White House manosphere.
Rugby league is a game of over-the-top reaction and the pursuit of perfection. The referees are caught in the middle.
There was plenty of doom-and-gloom coverage centred on the Pies over the off-season. Right now,there’s no side better-placed to contend for this year’s flag.
Donald Trump’s comments after meeting Volodymyr Zelensky at the Vatican marked a shift in tone. But the US president is prone to adopt the rhetoric of whoever he spoke with last.
For an election dominated by cost-of-living sloganeering,neither Labor nor the Coalition has bothered to utter a word on wages.
The Coalition’s campaign has been plagued by mistakes and missteps. But the leader’s looseness has compounded any strategic flaws.
The NSW Crime Commission cannot find the $30 million the former NSW Labor MP made from a corrupt coal licence deal.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made the odd claim that Donald Trump does not have a mobile phone,but he was much closer to guessing the price of a dozen eggs.
And the soft shell of southerners.
Never a dull day in Tiger Town. Not when Adam Doueihi nails an 87th-minute penalty goal as Lachlan Galvin plays his first NRL game since his contract saga kicked off.
Australia is one of only six democracies in the world with three-year parliamentary terms. It’s time for a change.
He was booed,as expected,but the boom No.6 was soon drawing cheers after combining with Jarome Luai to set up the opening try.
Getting home safely at night has always been difficult on the Central Coast,writes Jennifer Demery.
Britain’s Supreme Court is vindicating J. K. Rowling. Affirmative action and DEI are on the ropes. Donald Trump risks creating sympathy for those he seeks to sideline.
The death of Virginia Giuffre brings to a tragic close the most unedifying and damaging royal scandal in living memory.