The World Today

Donald Trump softens on his trade war with China.

Cardinals are gathering in the Vatican, as Catholics around the world mourn Pope Francis.

It's been a tragic weekend in the water this Easter with the death of a young boy taking the toll to seven; 

New jobs data in the middle of the federal election campaign has shown the unemployment rate has risen  to 4.1 per cent.

How young property buyers flip their homes within two years, contributing to volatility in the rental market.

Polling shows voters are less likely to vote for Peter Dutton because of their unfavourable opinion of Donald Trump. 

The Great Australian dream turned nightmare - first home buyers wooed by election pledges, but which will drive up house prices?

Global Markets are set for another day of turmoil as fears of a trade war between the US and China escalate. After rallying yesterday, US markets dropped dramatically again after the US government announced it's tariff on Chinese goods now 145 per cent.

The dragon versus the bald eagle but what about the Koala? Does a US-China trade war make things better or worse for Australia?

The unveils the modelling behind its gas reservation policy, drawing fresh criticism from the industry and mixed views from experts.