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Woodside Energy is moving to increase its stake in the proposed $49 billion Browse gas field by pre-empting a sale by one of its joint venture partners.

The ASX is on track for its best day since April on renewed hopes for a Middle East peace deal, which could deliver normality for global oil and gas supplies.

Overnight, Wall Street rallied with the three major indexes registering their biggest daily gains since ​April 8.

A fertility services provider, which has twice rejected takeover offers in the past year, says it's seeing lower stimulated cycle volumes in Australia.

SpaceX will rank seventh among US-listed ‌firms when its shares begin trading on the Nasdaq, after the company announced its initial public offering.

Female founders will have greater access to venture capital funding under a new program designed to help tackle the gender gap in start-ups.

The indefinite closure of part of a highway built by convicts is causing shocks across regional economies, health care and maybe even influencing politics.

The man who led Australia's biggest human rights consultation has revealed what scuttled the push to codify human rights pledges into law.

The World Bank has cut its global growth forecast for 2026 to 2.5 per cent due to the war in the ‌Middle East.

State leaders, stakeholders and the opposition are hardening their criticism of NDIS reforms with just weeks to go until the government hopes to pass them.

Super funds, institutional investors and tens of thousands of retail investors will soon learn whether they have been allocated shares in SpaceX.

One of the world's biggest iron ore export sites faces disruption after hundreds of BHP workers voted in favour of striking at WA's Port Headland.

Gaza flotilla participant raped and tortured by a foreign military, while her own country ransacked her luggage, seized her phone and laptop.

One Nation is vowing to prove it wasn't lying when it claimed to have raised more than $2 million through its anti-Labor "fire the liar" campaign.

The treasurer has warned leaving a 50 per cent capital gains tax discount for shares could perversely funnel more investor money into existing housing.

State and territory ministers have attacked the federal government over its planned NDIS changes, warning it risks leaving disabled people stranded.

Charities across Australia are struggling to keep pace with rising demand and higher outgoing costs, forcing many to rely on volunteers more than ever before.

Australian Press Council caves into the Zionist lobby and abandons its mission to defend free speech, vilifying cartoonist Cathy Wilcox.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Greens Senator David Shoebridge clash in a heated Senate Estimates exchange over Gaza, Palestine recognition and Australia’s response to the humanitarian crisis. The confrontation centres on calls to assist Palestinians seeking evacuation from Gaza, Australia’s recognition of the State of Palestine, and the government’s refusal to formally accept the credentials of a Palestinian ambassador. Wong accuses Shoebridge of spreading misinformation and exploiting grief for political purposes, while Shoebridge presses the government on what practical steps it is taking. Support us ❤️ https://www.patreon.com/thewestreport Our Journalism 📰 https://michaelwest.com.au Merch 👕 https://lonelykidsclub.com/collections/michael-west Linktree 🌐 https://linktr.ee/michaelwestmedia.com.au –––––––––––––––––––– Chapters: 00:00 Gaza evacuation dispute 3:40 False hope on Palestine 04:13 Palestinian embassy questions 08:35 UK and France comparison #PennyWong #Palestine #Gaza #SenateEstimates #AustralianPolitics #MichaelWestMedia

Oil prices have bounced following renewed fighting between the US and Iran in the most significant escalation of tensions since a ceasefire was struck in April.