Analysis & Opinion

Depending where you live and how old you are, the proportion of GPs willing to bulk-bill can be much, much lower, write Elise Worthington and Alison Branley. 

The words at the end of a quote about youngster Elijah Tsatas showed just how much work has been required of Brad Scott and co in order to turn Essendon into a successful club for the first time in more than two decades.

BlueScope Steel is negotiating with the administrators of the Whyalla Steelworks to join as an expert advisor, but industry insiders believe it may also be interested in a more permanent arrangement. 

Clive Palmer, the closest domestic approximation the Australian market can muster to the American president, has changed his mind in the past five years.

If it wasn't already official, it is now: The proposed Hobart stadium is massively on the nose among many Tasmanians, especially in the Liberal stronghold of the north-west.

In a hasty debate that tried to race through hot-button issues like cost of living and crime, viewers were left with little new detail.

Experts say Australia matters less to Trump than it did to Biden which has consequences for vital intelligence-sharing alliance Five Eyes as well as the AUKUS deal.

As the British and French leaders head to Washington separately this week to meet with Donald Trump, Europe is wondering if the US is still its ally, writes Bridget Rollason.

Hawthorn was one of the stories of 2024, winning admirers and driving opponents crazy in equal measure. Now in 2025, the Hawks have an oversized target on their backs.

China's economic fortunes were improving before Donald Trump's re-election, but his return to the White House seems to have inspired Xi Jinping to bring Beijing's business leaders in from the cold.