Turnbull reaffirms his support for an Australian republic
In a passionate speech marking the 25th anniversary of the Australian Republican Movement, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has reaffirmed his support for an Australian republic.
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Deborah Snow
Deborah Snow is a senior writer with The Sydney Morning Herald and a former federal political reporter for the Australian Financial Review. She has also served as foreign correspondent for ABC-TV in Moscow and London, and as a reporter on Four Corners.
'Everywhere I go I have seen the effects of violence': Natasha Stott Despoja
Natasha Stott Despoja says her three years as Australian Ambassador for Women and Girls have been confronting at time, showing her the best and worst of humanity
Dutton's remarks risk 'creating the terrorists of the future'
Dutton is damaging the government's attempts to engage Islamic communities, expert says.
Mixed response from asylum seekers to government's US resettlement plan
There is a fear and confusion among asylum-seekers on Nauru - as well as joy for some- as they struggle to assess the impact on their fractured lives of Sunday's announcement of a resettlement deal with the United States.
Don't write off the ANZUS alliance yet, say experts
Hold on for a wilder ride but don't panic is the prevailing message from defence and security experts after Trump's victory.
Less sleep at night in age of terror and cyberthreats: former intelligence chief.
The task of being an intelligence chief has become tougher with the rise of cyber-threats and terrorism, according to the former head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, David Irvine, who says he would like to see a "much stronger" national cyber industry.
Sinodinos opens fire on Shorten's choice for Senate vacancy
Cabinet secretary Arthur Sinodinos has launched an attack on Labor's choice of former union official Kimberley Kitching​ to replace Stephen Conroy in the Senate.
Trump "gravest threat to US since civil war"
Donald Trump had shown himself to be a "fascist threat" who posed the gravest risk to the United States since that country's Civil War, a top-ranking US Democrat warned in Sydney on Thursday.
Slipper diaries saga ends with a whimper
The long-running investigation into who leaked what to whom has finally run into the sand.
Disgraced former MP's 'money for jobs' scheme
Disgraced former federal MP Craig Thomson is quietly running a migrant worker placement business from his home on the NSW central coast, raising questions about possible loopholes in sponsored migration schemes.
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