The World Today

Is Labor considering fresh reforms for negative gearing, ahead of the next election?

The death toll in Lebanon has risen rapidly, as a deadly wave of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah militants intensifies.

Australia's supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles are being taken to court for allegedly misleading consumers about the prices of hundreds of product.

The fallout from a series of mobile device bombings in the Middle East is growing as  Israel and Hezbollah launch further strikes.

Australia's jobs market continues to show remarkable resilience in the wake of 13 Reserve Bank interest rate hikes since May of 2022, with the unemployment rate for August steady at 4.2 per cent.

Old-school paging devices used by members of the militant group Hezbollah have exploded across Lebanon and Syria.

Political tensions are high in the US, a day after the apparent attempted assassination of Donald Trump at his golf course in Florida.

Former US president Donald Trump appears to have been the target of a second assassination attempt at a golf course in Florida.

A new report into the illegal robodebt scheme has found that twelve public servants, including former department heads breached their code of conduct 97 times.

Distinguished service awards have been stripped from current and former Australian commanders, over alleged war crimes that happened under their command in Afghanistan.