Prince Charles warns of echoes of the 'dark days of the 1930s'
Prince Charles has warned rising populism across the world has "deeply disturbing echoes of the dark days of the 1930s."
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Latika Bourke
Latika Bourke is a reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age based in London. She has previously worked for Fairfax Media, the ABC and 2UE in Canberra. Latika won the Walkley Award for Young Australian Journalist of the Year in 2010.
Alexander Downer's bizarre BBC video urging Britain to get on with leaving the EU
London: Australia's High Commissioner to Britain, Alexander Downer, has appeared in a self-narrated and often wooden short documentary to urge Britain to "get on" with leaving the European Union.
Online propaganda and hacking pose fundamental threat, says MI6 chief
Online propaganda, hacking and cyber-attacks pose a "fundamental threat" to Britain's sovereignty, the head of Mi6 says.
Rann says 'no sense of panic' in Italy as Renzi formally resigns
Australia's former Ambassador to Italy Mike Rann says the Italian referendum which has seen the resignation of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is nowhere near as serious as Britain's Brexit vote.
Donald Trump has no experience in international diplomacy says Kevin Rudd
Beijing is deploying "strategic patience" as it waits to work out how to deal with the President-elect, says former prime minister.
London's chief cyclist gives up his Boris Bike
He is London's most prominent advocate of cycling but Boris has been forced to give up his bike.
Revealed: The 'eye-watering' $100 billion cost of Britain's Brexit vote
The staggering figure was revealed in the British government's seasonal budget update, known as the Autumn Statement.
Live US election 2016: one day to go
The candidates make their final pitches to voters.
Abbott says Trump's policies are 'reasonable enough'
Mr Abbott's intervention in the United States election comes as Hillary Clinton's lead over Mr Trump widened to double-digits following the release of numerous historical tapes in which Mr Trump brags that he can get away with grabbing women by the pussy because he is a star.
Theresa May sets out plan to recapture Britain's centre ground
British Prime Minister Teresa May has declared the Brexit referendum result a "quiet revolution" in which voters rejected a world that works only for the "privileged few".
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