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Xi Jinping’s clean sweep in elevating trusted allies to the commanding heights of the Chinese Communist Party is a political outcome that has implications beyond China’s borders.

One of the first Black Ferns and a trailblazing ref, Nicky Inwood is playing a crucial role at this Rugby World Cup - rating the referees. Adam Julian reports.  

While most Canberrans have tackled Mount Ainslie's 'Kokoda Track', there's a lesser-known way to reach the summit - one that holds a few surprises along the way

The Guardian US’ Congressional reporter, Hugo Lowell, has won the National Press Club’s (NPC) Sandy Hume Memorial Award for Excellence in Political Journalism

Analysts say announcement of a date for gathering suggests any in-party disputes have been reined in

A ballot printing problem is causing problems for the second year in a row in a Pennsylvania primary election

After 10 years as a director and then chair of New Zealand Rugby, Brent Impey has stepped down. His reflections on his time at the helm are typically forthright. He talks to Newsroom.

Sudanese authorities carried out on Wednesday a massive arrest campaign against leaders of Resistance Committees. They also released leading member of the National Congress Party (the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan) Anas Omar and several leading members of the now banned party, which is headed by ousted…

China’s government set its lowest economic growth target in more than 30 years, a sign the housing slump, stringent Covid-19 controls and global risks will continue to curb demand.

Top legislature may still set a goal at ‘above 5%’ backed by more supportive fiscal policy and infrastructure investment

The annual meeting of China's mostly ceremonial legislature usually showcases grand, long-term plans