Energy giant expects friendly American fossil fuel policies under Trump
Miner Iluka describes development as 'strategic infrastructure'
Move caps period of fraught relations between his government, king
Canberra offers budget, security funding in return for veto over third-country pacts
Military drills seen as possibility after president tightens ties with islands and U.S.
Nauru's project targets vast seabed mineral reserves, but environment alarm grows
Foreign Minister Wong stresses collaboration amid raised China-U.S. rivalry
Regional tour seeks to prevent more diplomatic realignment toward China
Chain targets 1,000 stores by 2030, with emphasis on food and data
Anthony Albanese open to talking with billionaire about the ban on children under 16
Air travel is the 'bridge' as Pacific island nation increases flight connections
Tech giants from Meta to TikTok face fines if minors allowed to log on platforms
Rare earths producers is holding off on more advanced domestic refining
CEO says governments 'moving in right direction' to ease China dependence
PM of strategic Pacific nation vows to 'work closely' with Trump administration
Contaminated alcohol has been blamed for fatalities
Methanol-contaminated drinks blamed for deaths
First-of-its-kind legislation would put onus on giants including Instagram, TikTok and Facebook
Tokyo courted by Western countries hungry for China information
Shift could leave the Indo-Pacific region more exposed to Chinese influence
Experts say U.S. partners need to demonstrate how alliances benefit Washington
Albanese sees 'encouraging progress' toward stable bilateral ties
Move comes after opposition lodged 'no confidence' motion
In age of tariffs, Canberra should pivot to Asia and Europe for stable commerce
Mitsubishi Heavy shortlisted for Australian Navy frigate tender
High electricity prices seen making production unprofitable
New aide picks leave U.S. allies fretting on potential for pullback from past commitments
Country is the world's largest supplier of the important battery metal
Whipps will remain as leader of the Pacific nation, which recognizes Taiwan
Islands at risk of losing international payment access as Western lenders leave