As Indonesia's economy grows, so too do Australia's incentives to build closer ties with its neighbour.
Geopolitics
Amid growing warnings of American decline and pessimism about this year's presidential election, the Super Bowl is a reminder that the US is still an economic and cultural powerhouse.
The UNSW professor isn't giving up on grandfathering negative gearing, overhauling the tax system... or getting academic economists taken more seriously in Australian discourse.
One of the standout performers on the ASX so far this year makes technology being used to thwart deadly drone attacks in major conflict zones around the world.
Perth is playing host to an Indian-led conference as Australia extends a helping hand for New Delhi to expand its regional influence.
After decades of complacency and at times outright condescension, Australia is finally taking its Pacific Island neighbours seriously.
Labor backbenchers attended two meetings on Monday. Only one was briefed to the press.
China's decision to impose a suspended death sentence on an Australian writer underscores the uneasy truce between Canberra and Beijing as both governments try to stabilise.
The growing momentum of the former president's campaign is prompting senior figures in the Albanese government to ponder the ramifications of a second Donald Trump presidency.
Chinese stocks keep falling, despite a push by Beijing to talk up the world's second largest economy at Davos. Is this a signal of trouble ahead, or a buying opportunity?
After Donald Trump's decisive victory in the Iowa Republican caucuses, the Australian government must start preparing for a possible return to the White House.
China has expressed displeasure over Taiwan's presidential vote and reiterated its view that 'reunification' is inevitable. That doesn't mean near-term military conflict is now more likely.
The attacks on Red Sea shipping, which have now triggered a US-led response, could deliver a blow to the global economy — and Australia — at a delicate time.
Anthony Albanese's headland foreign policy speech on Tuesday night underlines the stark contrast in approach to predecessor Scott Morrison.
New documents reveal Defence Minister Richard Marles requested 155 VIP flights in just over a year - a level only eclipsed by the PM.
Influential VC firm Andreessen Horowitz says it will back any politician who supports an “optimistic technology-enabled future” — and oppose those who don’t.
A modified phrase in the Global Stocktake Text was enough to get all 200 signatories of the Paris Agreement on board to wrap up negotiations at COP28 in Dubai.
