Extreme heat sweeps across Australia with Victoria facing ongoing fires. Authorities announce disaster funding support as temperatures remain high and record temperatures are challenged nationwide.
A US rights group says thousands have died in Iran’s protests, while official figures are lower. Families fear for detainees as crackdown continues.
Millions of Australians endure another day of extreme heat as a nationwide heatwave persists. Forecasters warn relief timing remains uncertain, with incoming storm activity offering potential respite later this week.
A highly-rated Australian fast bowler is set to resume Sheffield Shield duties after a carefully managed comeback to build red-ball fitness ahead of the domestic season.
A proposed $25 visa for NRL fans could accompany the league’s 2028 debut of a new team, with details still unclear as officials weigh the plan.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveils a five-year, $220 billion Medicare funding deal aimed at reshaping public health in Australia. Details on delivery remain unclear.
An in-depth look at Nathan Cleary and Mary Fowler as busy schedules collide, a rare break away, and what lies ahead for Australia’s most watched sport couple.
Liberal MP Sussan Ley unveils an acting shadow cabinet and sets a deadline for the Nationals as Coalition tensions intensify, signalling a decisive week for Australian politics.
Australian treasurer Jim Chalmers defends the May budget against inflation critiques and signals openness to tax reform, with a focus on intergenerational equity in Labor’s second term.
Australian treasurer Jim Chalmers defends the budget approach, rejects claims Labour fuels inflation, and signals openness to tax reform and intergenerational equity ahead of the May budget.
