Inside Andrew Tate's War Room

Sharing a biscuit or a plate of dumplings can offer a taste of home, and a pathway to belonging in Australia.

The story of Geoffrey Joiner was far from unusual. Many children born of war and mixed race during the Second World War were stateless, say experts.

The Australian who taught courses to Andrew Tate’s inner circle on “exploiting” the secrets of the rich to get ahead has become the first of Tate’s lieutenants to speak against his misogyny.

In a digital age, paper books are as popular as ever. But why do we hang on to them after we’ve read them? And what’s a “bibliomaniac”?

When William Harrop was stopped at Sydney Airport, Border Force officials found a trove of incriminating material.

AI regulation will weaken us while data centres protect us.

The zoo awarded a $450,000 tender to a Perth company to supply and install four transportable buildings to be used as a “triage and care” facility for black cockatoos.

Authorities have launched a probe into the building quality of a luxury residential development in one of Hong Kong’s most expensive neighbourhoods in the Southern district after receiving a complaint from an owner that insufficient steel bars were used during construction. The Buildings Department said on Saturday it was “highly concerned about the incident” relating to One Stanley in Stanley, but stressed that its previous inspections did not find any imminent danger. The department said it...

Christie’s auctioneer Rupert Banner leans forward with practised showmanship as bidding stalls on a rare Yongzheng bowl near New York’s iconic Rockefeller Centre. He pauses as if willing offers from thin air, scanning dozens of in-person buyers and phone banks connecting with China, London, Texas. It will be a bad look if the frenzy abates for this delicate peach-decorated bowl highlighted on Christie’s glossy Chinese sale catalogue and online advertising. But bidding soon resumes with a...

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The US is set to deploy one of its signature anti-ship missile systems to the Japanese island closest to Taiwan, an unprecedented move that comes as tensions in the region between Beijing and Tokyo continue to simmer. The ground-based US uncrewed missile platform known as the Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS) will be deployed on Yonaguni Island in Japan’s Okinawa prefecture during biennial joint exercises this month, according to the regional bureau of the Japanese...