Khan is reportedly accused of making threats to the country’s judiciary and police force

Sunday’s closing ceremony featured one of K-Pop’s biggest acts, sparking a social media frenzy from fans

You don’t need special gear to create this optical trickery. If you have an iPhone 11 or 12 you too can loom large over a former US president

Exclusive: Family calls for inquest, saying Wilkinson visited police ‘almost every day’ before she was murdered by her husband in 2021

A list of the accusations made against Donald Trump, all of which he has denied

Lalisa Manobal will be the second member of the K-pop girl group to appear on HBO, joining a cast led by Parker Posey, Natasha Rothwell and Jason Isaacs

The Hollywood star made his comments as he accepted the San Sebastián film festival’s highest honour

Examination of People of Praise comes as supreme court seems poised to reverse Roe v Wade

Former ABC journalist looks forward to crafting ‘engaging interviews, stories, and investigations’ alongside award-winning team

The media’s coverage of Assange’s arbitrary detention has been shocking, favouring the powerful over the voiceless, says Melinda Taylor, a lawyer representing Julian Assange

Lawyers for YouTube personality Jordan Shanks say defence will be in part based on deputy premier’s description of himself as ‘Pork-Barilaro’

As the revolt dampens and government crackdowns increase, views differ on whether the movement can regain momentum

Scott Morrison needs to realise this is a cultural reckoning, not some political problem to treat with diversions and a production line of straw men

Comments at World Jewish Relief dinner seen by some as linked to Donald Trump’s ban on Syrian refugees entering US

In ferocious speech, Lambie says people have a right to choose but not a right to put vulnerable people at risk

The Park hotel, where Novak Djokovic was also detained, holds 25 refugees and seven asylum seekers

When Falls Festival was cancelled last week, Halsey was just one of dozens of musicians to pull together last-minute benefit shows for firefighting services

In this extract from her biography of Penny Wong, Margaret Simons considers the question everyone has been asking her

Public safety minister says group, founded by a Canadian, is ‘hateful and dangerous’, citing their role in the US Capitol attack

If you can’t make it to the ballot box on 21 May, you can walk into a prepolling centre and have your say

Journalist’s submission seeks a declaration the ABC breached the Fair Work Act, compensation and a penalty for the broadcaster

‘Tens of thousands of Australians’ donate money to YouTube personality Jordan Shanks in defamation action brought by NSW deputy premier

Concession to Jordan Shanks comes just before warning warrant may be issued for John Barilaro staffer over subpoena

Prominent Coalition yes supporter accuses no campaigners of a ‘total absence of empathy for our Indigenous brothers and sisters’

Report defends crackdown despite international outrage and claims of brutality

Exclusive: Opposition leader travelled at own expense to lavish party, but documents reveal two staff also made the trip to Perth

Gold medallist and Indigenous rights campaigner rounds on PM’s criticism of Cricket Australia initiative

Langker’s lawyer says the government should report the arrest to the state’s police watchdog

Facebook alleged to have committed serious breaches with data collected by This is Your Digital Life app used by Cambridge Analytica for political profiling

Jimin’s single Like Crazy is the 66th track ever to debut at the peak of the Hot 100 chart, and the first by a South Korean solo artist

TRUMP WAS SO WEIRD ALL THE TIME. I HATED IT.

A report by the national broadcaster found the prominent no campaigner ‘did not agree to a single interview on a major broadcast program’

Costs running to hundreds of thousands of dollars must be paid to the friend of the late woman who accused the former attorney general of raping her – a claim he denies

The prime minister thought that with the voice he could bend the country towards progress without breaking it. Peter Dutton made sure he couldn’t

Australians like to think of ourselves as rebels but culturally we love rules, and aren’t always kind to rule-breakers

Cricket Australia is not branding Gabba Test for the public holiday with the men’s cricket captain saying we could ‘choose a better date’

Senior Labor minister and western Sydney MP supports Penny Wong’s call for humanitarian ‘pause’ and notes Israeli minister’s use of term ‘human animals’

The Greens’ 11 senators all walked out on en masse, with Janet Rice raising a printed page with the Palestinian flag

Ilic bought time on Times Square billboard after crowdfunding campaign took off

Massachusetts senator announces result on Twitter after Fauci says Omicron ‘raging through the world’

Firefighters are trying to contain dozens of fires across two states, but a familiar blame game has already begun

Family say pop songwriter from chart-topping 1960s band died of natural causes at home

Phillip Ruddock’s Hornsby Shire Council says political stickers could ‘cause confusion’ and prevent waste pickup

Exclusive: Journalist who became the voice of the victims of Australia’s punitive detention system granted a visa after seven-year ordeal

Survey finds 47% believe Aukus locks Australia in to supporting the US in an armed conflict, while concern about conflict with China has fallen

The International Cricket Council doesn’t appear to mind personal beliefs, just not when they are applied too specifically and become political

The US cannot sacrifice Hong Kong to make a larger point about the Chinese Communist party

The Tony Abbott denialist cult has taken over the Coalition but there are productive things the government can do

Yes campaigners will target Liberal, National and teal voters ahead of the referendum

The Coalition could’ve progressed a domestic industry in its nine years in power, but it didn’t

Helen Clark’s call comes as Albanese government minister says halt in donations to refugee agency by more than 10 countries should be ‘as short as possible’

Former prime ministers urge others to join push for royal commission into lack of media diversity in Australia

Human rights coalition says cotton produced in camps in Xinjiang region finds its way into one in five products worldwide

For her book Perfect Imperfection, Alex Cearns photographs animals who have adapted to damaged or different bodies without complaint

Threat of walkout comes as national broadcaster files its response to wrongful dismissal claim brought by presenter

Biologists hail ‘one of the great conservation successes’ but species’ fate uncertain as warming rapidly transforms Arctic

New Zealand prime minister warns Scott Morrison about Canberra’s stance but refuses to call for Australia to transition out of coal

Prof Sharon Lewin argues if Coalition is relying on RATs ‘they really have to be widely accessible’

Petition surpasses Australia’s previous biggest e-petition to parliament – a 2019 demand for a climate emergency to be declared

Beijing has lost its patience with the former colony. Its repression may ignite fresh civil society fury