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Donald Trump is delivering his highly-anticipated maiden speech to Congress. He is seeking to reframe his young presidency amid growing calls from lawmakers for...
The federal government insists it's not spending any new money bringing more than 100 diplomats back Down Under to talk foreign policy.
Amanda Vanstone branded the former prime minister as a narcissist 'from the minute he was born'.
As Australia's Parliament was gridlocked late last year by disagreement around a new backpacker tax, stakeholders may have overstated the damage to their sectors.
A political bun fight has erupted over the relocation of the authority in charge of registering farm chemicals.
Russia and China on Tuesday vetoed a Western-backed UN resolution that would have imposed sanctions on Syria over chemical weapons use, as peace talks in Geneva...
A rural NSW electrician who was arrested on Tuesday on terror-related charges is facing life in prison.

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A snap of Donald Trump's key adviser Kellyanne Conway kneeling on a White House couch has sparked debate online.
YouTube on Tuesday unveiled a streaming television service offering bundles of live channels, in a direct challenge by the Google-owned network to traditional...
A man has been arrested at a Sydney unit and charged with the manufacture of firearms using a 3D printer including a Glock pistol, police say.
An investigation is under way after two people were accidentally shot by a French police sniper during a speech by President Francois Hollande.
Scott Morrison says potential changes to section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act won't help create jobs or make housing more affordable.
Attorney-General George Brandis insists he is not at odds with his WA counterpart about when he first became personally involved in the Bell Group litigation.
A labour-market academic has called for the removal of names from resumes, saying in some cases unintended discrimination against non-Anglo applicants is costing...
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In focus: US Politics

The latest news on American politics.

The Trump administration will find savings elsewhere as it seeks to ramp up spending on defence.
A federal appeals court on Monday rejected a US Department of Justice request to place on hold an appeal over President Donald Trump's travel ban on people from...
Donald Trump on Sunday mocked the "rigged" election of a former member of Barack Obama's presidential cabinet to the post of Democratic chairman.
On the campaign trail and in office, Donald Trump has made attacking the press one of his political trademarks. But by restricting the access of certain media,...
US Democrats elected former Labor Secretary Tom Perez as chairman on Saturday, choosing a veteran of the Obama administration to lead the daunting task of...
Several media outlets have hit back after being excluded from a press briefing by White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon told conservatives Thursday to expect a daily fight as President Donald Trump pushes through his agenda despite a US...

In focus: Australia's First People

Culture
It really isn't hard to incorporate Indigenous culture into our national identity, in an appropriate way. Myles Russell-Cook suggests a few simple ways that every Australian can weave Indigenous ways ...
NITV
A compelling photo series that explores the Muslim faith in Indigenous Australia, visually breaking down preconceived ideas and showing a rich and diverse section of Australian culture
NITV
Scott Gorringe explores how Aboriginal identities have been defined by outdated racial ideologies to assert difference rather than promote and encourage positive relationships.
NITV News
As a fair skin Wiradjuri man, Jake Gablonski knows what it's like to be teased and even called a 'liar' for identifying as Aboriginal, but that hasn't stopped him from proudly representing his true he...
Culture
Can art hold the key to reconciliation? Dancer and artist Thomas ES Kelly explains why he thinks so.
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From live TV errors to political protests, the 89th Academy Awards was more than just the glitz.
A behind-the-scenes look at Insight's recent trip to the Latrobe Valley, speaking and filming with communities affected by the closure of Hazelwood Power Station and Mine.
Chief White House photographer Pete Souza has released his final series of images, offering a glimpse inside the Obama administration in its final year.
The year 2016 gave political cartoonists more material than you could poke a pencil at. Eighty of the best cartoons went on display in the Behind the Lines exhibition at the Museum of Australian Democracy in Canberra.
Donald Trump supporters were jubilant while Hillary Clinton supporters were shocked and silent - it is the tale of two camps as the US starts to come to terms with Trump's shock victory.
More than 50,000 Iraqi soldiers, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, Sunni Arab tribesmen and Shia militiamen are engaged in a bloody battle to re-take control of Mosul from IS.

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