Economist and author James Rickards discusses whether the US dollar is losing its global influence following its decline in recent months, asserting the US Treasury remains secure as the leading ...

US Asks Australia to Increase Defense Spending to 3.5% of GDP By Kirsty Needham WASHINGTON/SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia's prime minister said on Monday his government would decide its defence ...

"On defence spending, Secretary Hegseth conveyed that Australia should increase its defence spending to 3.5 percent of its GDP as soon as possible," the statement said. The ministers' meeting on ...

The news: House prices in Australia saw a broad-based increase during May, rising 0.5% and pushing the national index 1.7% higher over the first five months of 2025. The numbers: Data from Cotality, ...

A ban on teens using social media will take effect in Australia at the end of the year, and new laws and industry standards are closing the net on dodgy platforms and their users. Controversial ...

Defence Minister Richard Marles has revealed details of a one-on-one meeting with his US counterpart, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, in which he urged Australia ... about 3.5 per cent of GDP ...

But men with one copy — or none at all — of H63D only had a 4.5 per cent risk. Curtin Medical School co-author Professor John Olynyk said the variant ... from a famous Australian-American ...

Experts are urging people to get their COVID booster jab as a new, more infectious variant emerges in Australia. NB.1.8.1 accounts for 40 per cent of cases in Victoria and 25 per cent in Western ...

A new Covid-19 strain is fast spreading throughout Australia with doctors again urging ... designated by the World Health Organisation as a “variant under monitoring”. NB.1.8.1 currently ...

Currently the new variant makes up more than 40 per cent of total COVID cases tested in Victoria, around 25 per cent in Western Australia and New South Wales, around 20 per cent in Queensland and ...

Experts are urging people to get their COVID booster jab as a new, more infectious variant emerges in Australia. The World Health Organization (WHO) has designated the new NB.1.8.1 strain as a ...