A record-breaking election and one month that changed it all:we recap the highs and lows of the 47th parliament.
We need America out of the Five Eyes alliance now before they cause us serious harm,and then to realign our security arrangements with Europe,writes Bruce Hyland.
One of the US Navy’s most prized assets – a Virginia-class nuclear submarine – has been visiting Australia. We stepped aboard for a rare tour.
The shared strategic interests between Australia and the US are more aligned now than at any time since World War II. Catastrophising every US move only casts doubt on our own reliability as an ally.
Our security alliance with the US used to make us feel safe from threats lurking in the dark. Not anymore.
Former Defence Force chief Chris Barrie says he has watched with alarm as the US president upends traditional alliances.
One of Trump’s top Pentagon picks,Elbridge Colby,made the United States’ first explicit call for Australia to massively increase defence spending to counter China.
A potentially historic shift is under way in how Australians view our relationship with the United States.
With the US president parroting Putin talking points,America’s allies must rethink their security strategies.
With talk of “a true friend in the Oval Office” and praise for a “hard-working” Starmer,the optics of the meeting were warm. But there were awkward moments.