The 2018 Australian federal budget was handed down on Tuesday by Treasurer Scott Morrison, which included a crackdown on the minimal tax paid by international tech giants and a freeze to the ABC’s operational budget, which will see it lose $83.7 million.
Australian’s have had their say on same sex marriage, with 61.5 per cent of voters in favour of changes to the Marriage Act to allow same sex couples to wed. We have compiled almost 20 front pages from around the country that showcase this historic event.
The Melbourne Cup may stop the nation, but it sends readers running to print and digital news media brands. The race on Tuesday, won by Irish-trained horse Rekindling, earned pride of place on Australian front pages. Here is a selection of the best in show.
An Islamic State suicide bomber opened a new terrorism front by targeting the youth of Britain in an attack at a pop concert that killed 22 people. The massacre dominated front pages around the world. Here is our gallery.
For economists and politicians, the second Tuesday of May is one of the most important days of the year. For cartoonists and print journalists, their fun comes a day later.
The March 23 terror attack in the heart of London sent shockwaves around the world. Here is how newspapers from Australia, the UK and around the world reacted to the latest European terrorist outrage.