Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi defended Tokyo's military buildup at the Shangri-La Dialogue, rejecting China's 'new militarism' label and highlighting Beijing's own nuclear arsenal and lack of transparency.
Senior Liberal James Paterson concedes the Coalition must rebuild trust after a poll shows One Nation leading with 31%, surpassing Labor and the Coalition.
Colombia's presidential election heads to a runoff between right-wing showman Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Ivan Cepeda, following a violent campaign.
A naval defence expert calls for calm after critics claim Australia is being duped in the AUKUS submarine deal, as Canberra opts to buy three used Virginia-class subs instead of new ones.
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A new report from the International Trade Union Confederation reveals systemic violations of workers' rights in 72% of countries, with even stable nations like France and the US backsliding.
NSW health authorities issue urgent vaccine plea as hospitals brace for another tough winter flu season, following record cases last year.
Labor MP Ed Husic calls for a rethink of the AUKUS deal as Peter Garrett heads an independent inquiry into the $368bn submarine pact, citing changes in the agreement.
Australia will receive three second-hand Virginia-class submarines instead of the original deal. The US-modified agreement reduces firepower, raising concerns about the unequal partnership.
Internal Labor dissent over AUKUS resurfaces as Ed Husic calls for a new caucus vote. Former minister Peter Garrett heads a public inquiry into the submarine deal, with crossbenchers demanding transparency.
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Zoe Wundenberg argues that the government is unwilling to address the fundamental flaws in Australia's welfare system, leaving vulnerable Australians without adequate support.
Peter Broelman's latest cartoon humorously comments on another positive poll result, capturing the day's political news through satire.
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek challenges One Nation to reveal policies after a poll shows Pauline Hanson's party leading Labor in primary votes for the first time, amid rising cost-of-living pressures.
Keir Starmer outlines Labour's plan to tackle the housing crisis, emphasizing social housing reforms, increased council housebuilding, and changes to right to buy to ensure security and stability for families.
New UK bill allows eviction of domestic abusers from social housing without victims leaving, and extends right-to-buy tenancy from 3 to 10 years in England.
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Rob Sand, Iowa's last Democrat in statewide office, runs for governor as Democrats see a chance to flip the state amid Trump's low approval and high gas prices.
The Coalition opposition escalates its campaign against the budget, accusing Anthony Albanese of lies on tax changes. Senate estimates this week could test Labor on key measures.
Former Labor minister Peter Garrett will head a community-based inquiry into the $368bn Aukus submarine pact, citing lack of parliamentary scrutiny.
Dr Louise Lawson argues that framing time solely by hours worked misses crucial issues of power and gender inequality, as unpaid care work disproportionately affects women.
Newly released documents reveal Peter Mandelson received sensitive Foreign Office briefings and met MI6 chief before completing developed vetting, despite agency recommending denial of clearance.
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Andy Beckett argues that appeasing bond markets has led to instability, austerity, and populism. Labour must break free from conservative economics to rebuild society.
Hungary's new leader Péter Magyar plans a wealth tax on the super-rich, targeting oligarchs who benefited under Viktor Orbán. The policy aims for social justice and to reclaim public funds.
Arbitration panel reveals Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert ordered spying on opponents, with interns pressured to record training sessions. Club expelled from playoffs.
Labor MP Ed Husic has warned the Aukus submarine deal is at risk due to slow US production and Trump's transactional approach, urging a backup plan.
California voters head to polls for primaries with tight races for governor, LA mayor, and key congressional seats, reflecting voter frustration and national implications.
