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Remote Indigenous communities will benefit from capped grocery costs as a subsidy that helps bring down exorbitant outback prices is […]

An Australian home to evidence of animal life from 600 million years ago will be put forward as the country’s

The NSW government is creating a heavily resourced policing unit of around 250 officers, prioritising hate crimes above other violence.

Warner Bros Discovery has agreed to be acquired by Paramount Skydance in a $US110 billion ($A155 billion) deal signed on

Romantics may hear the word love and think ‘at first sight’ or ‘is blind’ or ‘conquers all’.  But research economists

Mary mania is set to sweep Australia. Tasmania’s own Danish queen and husband, King Frederik, will next month embark on

US producer prices accelerated in January, with the cost of goods outside the volatile food and energy category increasing by

BHP has won sweeping suppression orders against coal miner Simon Turner after a court threw out the miner’s case. Stephanie

Laws protecting survivors of child sexual abuse should be standardised across Australia, a candidate in a critical federal by-election says.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will start to “provisionally implement” a massive trade deal with the Mercosur bloc

Harvey Norman has delivered double-digit sales growth and raised its dividend, but the retailer’s shares have taken a tumble. The

False accusations about the leader of the Greek Orthodox Church in Australia have cost a journalist more than $300,000. Alkis

Tens of thousands of Budget Direct customers lost promised insurance discounts worth a total of $3.3 million in savings, the

While Australia is yet to respond to Donald Trump’s Board of Peace invite, several Muslim countries have, including Indonesia. What

The company named after beloved Australian chef Maggie Beer is still considering the possible sale of its popular hampers business,

Sussan Ley has formally quit parliament two weeks after being ousted from the Liberal Party’s top job. Her resignation as

Virgin Australia is back-paying tax after exiting administration more than five years ago and returning to the stock exchange. The

Warner Bros Discovery says Paramount Skydance’s revised $31-a-share offer is superior to its existing deal with Netflix, giving the streaming

Months of infighting at the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) culminate in a no-confidence vote today. Stephanie Tran reports.

An index of global equity markets eased ‌after hitting a fresh record high on Thursday as concerns about lofty valuations

Australian supermarket giant Coles is under the spotlight again as it reveals its next set of profit results after spending

Australia’s share market has broken multiple records as it nears the end of a solid earnings season that delivered outsized

Discounting at Rebel Sport and lacklustre sales at boating, camping and fishing chain BCF have taken a toll on their

One of the nations most vulnerable to sea level rise will host leaders as part of the Pacific’s international climate

Australia’s Outback Wrangler Matt Wright is broke and set to defend himself when he returns to court after firing his

Unions and green groups want data centres to meet their enormous power needs by building more renewable energy capacity. Providing

Australia’s biggest airline will return up to $450 million to investors after reporting a lift in interim earnings as it

Artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia has announced another quarter of astounding growth as investors try to decipher whether technology’s latest craze

In a time of climate change and strained housing affordability, sometimes it pays to think small. At just 50 square

Stubborn high inflation is set to impact the upcoming federal budget, with the treasurer warning belt-tightening of the nation’s finances

Sixty years on from the Vietnam War marches, Australian union bosses are mostly MIA when it comes to protesting Israel’s

A supermarket giant has pushed back on allegations it misled shoppers with a catchy slogan, telling a court underlying inflation

While the media points at ISIS Brides, migrants and other bogies, we unveil … The System. Every time reform shows

The second-biggest pipeline of data centre investment in the world should be viewed as a vote of confidence in Australia’s

A major rewrite of Australia’s tax rules is needed to make them fairer and more efficient, one of the nation’s

Japan exported 40% of the gas it imported from Australia in 2024, yet gas prices are high here. What’s the