5 h. ago ‘Superpower’: We’ve got the minerals and we’re here to help, Rudd tells US

The ambassador to the US said Australia was uniquely positioned to help the Trump administration break China’s stranglehold on processed minerals.

Politics

8 h. ago Love triangles and secrets collide in this story of a sibling rivalry

Kangaroo Island tells the story of an actor who returns to her scenic childhood home.

Politics

30 h. ago Australia’s two biggest miners meet Trump over controversial copper plan

The US president has weighed in on the latest development in a fight that has been going on for years.

Politics

33 h. ago I loved my volunteer job but had to leave. Should I tell people the real reason?

Everyone deserves to feel safe at work, whether it is a paid position or not, and being forced out of a role you love because of someone else’s poor behaviour can be devastating. But should you tell the truth when asked why you left?

Politics

43 h. ago Day release prisoners allegedly ate guinea pigs. This report may tell us why

An inspection of WA’s three prison farms revealed 40 per cent of inmates performing work in the community were getting paid just $7.35 a day and fed a small diet.

Events

45 h. ago Sarytogan secures $3.6M graphite funding from Kazakh transport tycoon

A Kazakh tycoon has backed Sarytogan with $3.6M in fresh funds to fast-track its graphite feasibility study and develop a critical minerals supply chain into Europe.

Events

46 h. ago Dateline unearths six new breccia pipes at US Colosseum gold play

Dateline has lit up six new, potentially gold-rich breccia pipes at its US Colosseum project, with geophysics pointing to a much bigger mineralised gold system.

Politics

47 h. ago Almost an ounce of gold per tonne in Star’s latest WA drill program

Star Minerals has intercepted impressive gold hits, including 5m at 30.91g/t gold, from its latest drilling program at the company’s Tumblegum South project in WA.

Politics

2 d. ago Ahead of crucial meeting, Trump and Rubio pull in opposite directions

Trump’s secretary of state spent all day telling TV interviewers that high-stakes negotiations to end a war are best done behind closed doors. Then his boss opened Truth Social.

Politics

4 d. ago Payne Haas tells why he chose Samoa over Australia. An Origin winner has taken a similar course

Australia’s outside back stocks dwindle as Payne Haas’s historic defection to Samoa continues to reshape international rugby league.

Politics

5 d. ago Ignored and dismissed, women raise voices against medical misogyny

Our series has prompted thousands of women to tell their harrowing stories.

Events

6 d. ago A new play asks: What would you do if your ex became an anti

Taking place in 1976 South Africa, Kirsty Marillier’s new play, Destiny, tells a personal and intimate story.

Politics

7 d. ago The good, bad and potentially ugly of Trump’s remote rendezvous with Putin

A telling moment in Donald Trump’s news conference this week speaks to the dynamic between him and the Russian leader – and it doesn’t bode well for Ukraine.

Politics

7 d. ago Europe tells Trump to stand firm against Putin on Ukraine ceasefire

Donald Trump has threatened “very severe consequences” for Russia if it does not agree to a peace deal while Ukraine’s president said Vladimir Putin was “bluffing” about his desire for peace.

Politics

7 d. ago Linking the metro to the new airport line is just so logical

Whatever Premier Chris Minns tells us about the NSW budget, it is still cheaper to fund the rail system than pour money into the road network

Politics

7 d. ago ASX declines as CBA and AGL shares slump; Miners, Tyro advance

The Australian sharemarket closed lower after the rally in the nation’s largest bank ran out of steam and the biggest power generator was tanking following underwhelming results.

Politics

8 d. ago Media a bust for Stokes but the billionaire’s fortunes are in good shape

Forget the share wipeout - the Stokes family’s industrial juggernaut is being bolstered by two recession-proof customers: governments and miners. 

Politics

9 d. ago Blue Mountains residents could reduce PFAS by donating blood, GPs told

A NSW Health webinar tells GPs not to fret about PFAS, while new research reveals 21 additional forever chemicals in Sydney tap water.

Events

1 week ago It’s official: A cut in company tax will deliver little benefit at best

We’re considering a hugely expensive cut in the rate of company tax in the belief that this will cause the size of real GDP to grow. Modelling tells a different story.

Economics

1 week ago I called my friend ‘flighty’ in year 8. It took her decades to tell me how much it stung

Words can crush the listener or soothe them. You must decide how your story is told.

Politics