Now Jim Chalmers is hinting at an income tax bonanza. He owes us more than that - starting with the truth about Australia's economy: PVO

North Korean state media remained silent early Monday morning on the country's latest missile launches. The Korean Central News Agency made no mention of Sunday's launch of two short-range ballistic missiles toward the East Sea, fired hours apart. North Korea has typically reported its missile tests the following day, though that pattern has grown inconsistent in recent months. Three missile launches last month were not reported at all, while a Sept. 12 launch, which came a day after South Korea, the United States and Japan wrapped up a trilateral military exercise, was reported two days later. North Korea on Sunday launched two missiles from the Wonsan area, roughly three hours apart — the first around 3:00 p.m. and the second at roughly 5:50 p.m. — South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said. The first flew about 450 km, while the second traveled more than 600 km, according to the JCS. The launches came ahead of the U.N. General Assembly's high-level general debate, slated to open Tuesday (U.S. time), and the upcoming summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Presiden

Residents of Barnham in Suffolk are travelling to the defiant Oxfordshire village tomorrow to discuss holding their own in/out vote.

Giant pandas around the world have been marking their birthdays with special treats, toys and plenty of attention from their keepers.

The Australian sharemarket has started the week in the red after a mixed finish for Wall Street on Friday.

At the end of May, a ship named the Christophe de Margerie slipped out of Utrenneye, a port on the flat, treeless Siberian coast of the Kara Sea in the Arctic

Anthony Albanese has brushed off a major criticism, as he sinks in polls.

Universities have offered more places to students than they have affordable accommodation for, leaving them without anywhere to live.

Hong Kong customs recorded a nearly 50 per cent year-on-year rise in drug seizures during the first half of 2026, driven by notable increases in smuggling activities via air and sea routes. The Customs and Excise Department confiscated 5,704kg (12,575lbs) of illegal narcotics in the first half, a 49 per cent increase year on year, according to figures seen by the South China Morning Post. Nearly two-thirds of the seized narcotics, or 3,408kg, were found at the airport, a 46.6 per cent...

'Anwar's half-baked fight against corruption not fooling anyone.'

A new report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) suggests young people face a stark postcode lottery...

Locals living on Princes Street in Mansfield, Nottingham, claim the boom in houses of multiple occupation has brought parking chaos, overflowing bins and a revolving door of strangers.

A former Lutheran church being converted into an Islamic center has become a flashpoint for angry residents in a Michigan suburb who say their neighborhood is changing beyond recognition.