Dozens more killed as Russia-Ukraine war escalates, IEA to issue 60 million barrels of oil from emergency reserves, several of Trump's lawyers subpoenaed over knowledge related to suspected election tampering in 2020, and MORE.

Vladimir Putin issues countersanctions as it ramps up Ukraine offensive, new climate report warns extreme weather events in Australia could become new normal, parts of Ballina told it is too late to leave while others issued evacuation orders, and MORE.

Share markets were hit over the last week as Ukraine tensions escalated culminating in a Russian invasion.

Will share markets rally today? ABS to report on Aussie economy this Wednesday, Twiggy Forrest to create the world's biggest battery, and MORE.

Russia invades eastern Ukraine, Biden initiates further sanctions, Prime Minister Morrison attempts to tackle fuel price hikes, and MORE.

Nominal Australian wages rise as real wages slip, Woolworths boss warns of inflation, stock markets continue to fall on Russian invasion, and MORE.

Share markets have seen another volatile week being buffeted by waxing and waning fears of Russia invading Ukraine and fears of inflation and interest rate hikes.

US initiates sanctions as Russian invasion reportedly underway, France drops Australia as key Indo-pacific partner, China in a bind over Russia-Ukraine escalations, and MORE.

China hits back at ADF over laser pointer controversy, Coalition to pledge more than $800 million for R&D in Antarctica, Nasa locks horns with China over space debris headed for the moon, and MORE.

Aussie billionaire sets sights on AGL, teachers in NSW demand a pay rise although not ready to strike yet, will wage data this week smell of an imminent rate rise? + MORE

Tensions continue to escalate over Russia invasion threat, RBA contends with myriad factors in determining timing of a rate rise, Elon Musk allegedly deletes tweet about Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.

Taiwanese security officials say China is too distracted to invade, stock market drops on hasty Putin sentiment, US inflation numbers to potentially pressure RBA, and MORE.