When Donald Trump can find a way to do lasting damage, to create monuments to his vileness, he will most certainly do so.

There are bad speeches, there are awkward speeches, and then there are speeches that wander onto the world stage, trip over their own shoelaces, and insist they meant to do that. President Donald Trum...

A New South Wales grocery store has been operating since before there was refrigeration, electricity and even Vegemite.

This crisis in Minneapolis reveals a deep moral rot at the heart of Trump’s movement.

Forget brash statement projects – Riba’s prestigious gold medal has gone to a pivotal figure who works above an Aldi and designs billowing bandstands, jewel-like chapels and buildings that change colo...

ACF analysis finds amount of habitat approved by Albanese government for land-clearing hit a 15-year high last year

Israeli raids and mass arrests hit multiple towns as settlers uproot 200 olive trees near Ramallah

In the frozen streets of Minneapolis, something profound is happening.

Until recently, I thought it a term best avoided. But now, the resemblances are too many and too strong to deny.

Murray Watt’s latest approval for Korea Zinc includes a table that explicitly permits the company to kill thousands of native animals a year, including critically endangered species such as the swift ...

Neighbours might look askance at Jarno Coone’s unkempt yard, but the local birds, bees and bats aren’t bothered by the aesthetics When they moved in about 13 years ago, there was plush green lawn out the front. Nowadays the grass is so high that neighbours fear it could be harbouring snakes. Even the meter reader is a bit wary. “I’d love to have snakes in the front yard. But they need water. And so they stay down by the river, which is a couple of blocks away,” says Jarno Coone, whose unkempt front yard in Kyneton, Victoria, has been named the World’s Ugliest Lawn 2025. Continue reading...

The president has revised history when it comes to the sacrifices of America’s allies.

Aussie mining billionaire Clive Palmer’s family has amassed over 60 properties - two now listed for rent for up to $2,100 a week - as one of his children breaks rank spending $20m interstate.

We are moving from an ideologically multipolar world, to a bipolar one.

If you can’t see it now, you’re the problem.