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Australians have long been known for our coffee snobbery and we tend to be pretty unapologetic about the deep love for the perfect brew. Whether it’s sipping on a flat white or experimenting with new techniques, we take their coffee seriously — and it should be no surprise then that…

Attorney general says he received ‘extraordinary’ number of private Coalition apologies after parliament standoff

Today, Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles began negotiations with his Papua New Guinean counterpart, Billy Joseph, on a defence treaty. This builds on the bilateral security agreement signed between the countries in 2023.

Three Chinese navy ships have charted a course along Australia’s eastern coast in a move described as ‘unusual’.

Australia is being urged to invest in its own maritime capability after the Chinese military was caught sailing hundreds of kilometres off the nation's coast.

The Australian and New Zealand militaries are monitoring three Chinese warships that are moving unusually far south along Australia’s east coast on an unknown mission

Osteoarthritis is a leading cause of chronic pain and disability, affecting more than two million Australians.

NSW Waratahs mentor and former Wallabies assistant Dan McKellar says he doesn't expect to be offered the Australian team coaching job to replace Joe Schmidt.

This week, ASIO chief Mike Burgess delivered his sixth Annual Threat Assessment.

Whyalla is a proud steel town. The steelworks physically dominates the townscape, and most jobs in the town are either directly at the steelworks or heavily reliant on it.

Australia's winners of the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale have added their voices to calls to reinstate the nation's 2026 artistic team.