Comedian Dave Hughes tells news.com.au which music superstar has invited him to her wedding, and reveals which star was ‘self-pleasuring’ in the I’m a Celeb jungle.

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With just a couple of days until the federal election, Anthony Albanese sits down with news.com.au’s Samantha Maiden to discuss Donald Trump, his near-death experience and why he wants to remain Prime Minister.

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With just days to go until Australia votes in the federal election, Liberal leader Peter Dutton sits down with news.com.au’s political editor, Samantha Maiden, to put forward his case as to why he should be the next PM.

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Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in the Oval Office have been anything but quiet, with sweeping immigration crackdowns, controversial executive orders, and a presidency that's reshaping both America and the world. To break it all down, we’re joined by Jared Mondschein from the United States Studies Centre.

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We’re joined by the iconic Poh Ling Yeow – artist, chef, and all-round legend – who dishes on her time as a MasterChef judge and reveals what Jamie Oliver is really like when the cameras stop rolling.

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Meghan Markle has shut down speculation about her and Prince Harry’s relationship with a “confession” during a new interview.

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A number of political candidates have found themselves in hot water due to posts they’ve made on social media. News.com.au’s Samantha Maiden and Sarah Keoghan discuss the drama and what impact it could have on the election result.

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Australia’s housing market is under serious strain, and one thing that keeps getting blamed is immigration. News.com.au’s Frank Chung cuts through the noise, explaining what the problem is and how the major political parties are promising to fix it.

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