Both exercises took place in "international waters”, which means no country has sovereignty over them. Neither Canberra nor Wellington contested China’s right to conduct these exercises, as the 1982 ...

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ASX-listed defence ETFs have rocked more than 50 per cent over the past year as investors scramble for a slice of the booming ...

US equity markets had a volatile start to the week as investors reacted to Trump’s latest stance on tariffs. The Nasdaq ...

After guiding the New York Liberty to their first postseason championship, there are more rings in head coach Sandy Brondello's future. The Australian women's n ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will meet Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers in Washington on Tuesday, where the long-time ...

Gold is considered a safe haven in times of economic turmoil. That’s just one of the reasons it is rallying to new highs.

The government’s rabid response to the Chinese warships is aimed at justifying a major spending increase on the military and ...

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers will meet with his U.S. counterpart Scott Bessent on Tuesday in Washington, with Canberra ...

Asia-Pacific markets fell on Tuesday as renewed trade war concerns and monetary policy shifts dampened investor sentiment.

A U.S. Coast Guard cutter crossing the Tasman Sea as part of maritime security cooperation with Australia and New Zealand ...

The best match in our current Women’s international break — arguably, sorry USWNT fans — was Japan v Colombia, which saw ...