Leading political expert Bruce Wolpe warns that populism has opened the door to unabashed authoritarianism in Trump’s return, and that Australia’s democracy demands vigilance.

One of the very few things about our relationship with the US that actually makes us safer is collapsing in real time. We need answers, and quickly.

Australia can hit back with tariffs, visa restrictions and taxes of its own, but there's not much to be gained. Retaliatory taxes and visa restrictions may hurt the US, but it will also hurt Australia's own economic interests. "Getting into a trade war, including putting tariffs in place, damages us," Kunkel said.

While all the focus during US President Donald Trump's inauguration was on tariffs, the sight of four tech titans at the ceremony should have put another economic policy on the radar: Tax.

A US judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's sweeping order to pause federal grants and loans. The White House earlier announced it would pause federal grants and loans while the administration conducted an across-the-board ideological review to uproot progressive initiatives.

Australia has already made significant progress on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Organisations should resist the backlash and continue to focus on making workplaces safer and more respectful.

This weekend we celebrate our glorious windswept country as the dust begins to settle on Donald Trump’s rapid executive ... t we want to flourish in an Australia where everyone is judged not ...

As Donald Trump reshapes America's relationship with Israel — from appointing right wing candidates as ambassadors to Israel and the UN and overturning sanctions on violent Jewish settlers — can the two-state solution survive?

Penny Wong and Donald Trump hardly sound like a match made in political heaven. Yet, there was Australia’s foreign minister, in prime position.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s push for a militarised response to China has injected urgency into the group’s activities, but Donald Trump’s protectionism complicates its ability to present a united

A billion dollar computing boost could be on the way for a Central Australia defence facility courtesy of the new Trump administration – if they like the a pitch by a Northern Territory gas giant chief executive.

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood says Australia must “keep sweet” with United States President Donald Trump for the next four years. “Trump's America's First Trade Policy will include ...