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The Federal Court has rejected competing attempts by Mary Kostakidis and Zionist Federation’s CEO, Alon Cassuto, to vary discovery orders […]

A one-time star witness in Bruce Lehrmann’s infamous defamation trial has launched legal action against two of Australia’s biggest media

The Australian share market has rallied and is on track for its best day in three weeks, thanks in part

KPMG Australia’s executive chairman has apologised for an email he wrote disparaging Labor senator Deborah O’Neill. Michael Ebeid, who the

An Australian poker machine maker has got its money back after Donald Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs were struck down five

The prime minister has fended off criticism that his proposed online gambling laws are undercooked, saying the reforms exceed recommendations

After losing an FOI case, the Department of Industry appealed to Federal Court, seeking to recover costs from a private

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition has unveiled a package of ‌reforms, including tax relief for lower-income families and far-reaching pension

US job ‌growth has slowed more than expected in June and payroll gains for the prior two months were revised

An electrician says his years-long road to redemption after designing missiles for the Islamic State means he no longer needs

Air-conditioning units flying off shelves worries Australian urban heat expert Mat Santamouris. With 10 systems purchased every second worldwide, the

Executive Director of the Jewish Council of Australia, Sarah Schwartz, has told the Bondi Royal Commission of sustained abuse by

The Australian share market has drifted lower and is on track for a third straight day of losses, as the

Angus Taylor is aiming to use parliament’s winter break to turn around dire polling for the Liberals with an election-style

A shoe retailer that’s been in business for 134 years will close more than half of its brick-and-mortar outlets after

A prominent Jewish leader has argued protests movements have been unfairly targeted following the Bondi massacre, with migrant communities singled

A NSW Government report into the privatised Northern Beaches Hospital has confirmed what many suspected, a conflict of interest in

Choked fertiliser supply chains teamed with an El Nino event could trigger food shortages and instability in the Indo-Pacific region,

Some Australians are being charged a “poverty premium” by insurers because they can’t afford to make annual payments on policies.

Australia’s housing downturn might need to continue for a generation if home ownership is to become affordable again. Home prices

The NDIS was meant to create competition to keep disability service prices low. Instead, most service providers charge the maximum

Australia’s stock market has lagged well behind its global peers during the past year, with two sectors racking up heavy

Robert Pether, the Australian engineer jailed for five years on trumped-up charges, remains in Iraq facing life-threatening illness, unable to

Supermarket giant Coles has been blocked from setting up a new store in a regional mining town in an unprecedented

Flowers and food bowls left by mourners occupy a patch of flattened grass where the body of Thai teenager Tunchanok

Flowers and food bowls left by mourners occupy a patch of flattened grass where the body of Thai teenager Tunchanok

Big consulting firms could be capped and split from their auditing functions under changes to the sector, as the prime

Microsoft is planning to cut under 2.5 per cent of its workforce in the latest round ‌of layoffs that could

The World Bank will phase out its lending to China by 2031 after years ‌of declining loans, reflecting the country’s

Australia’s housing downturn has deepened after curbs to investor tax breaks dampened already-weak buyer sentiment. Sydney’s median home price fell

A human rights lawyer has revealed he endured a torrent of anti-Semitic comments when he tried to sell the house

A federal judge has rejected Meta Platforms’ bid to dismiss a lawsuit by 29 US state attorneys-general ‌accusing it of

US ‌President Donald Trump has reported more than $US1.4 billion ($A2 billion) in income from ‌his family’s crypto ventures in

A review of a small sample of Defence projects under the biggest reform of the department in decades has revealed

Poorer Australians will bear the brunt of higher prices at the bowser in coming days as a wartime fuel tax

The Federal Court has found pro-Israel activist Ofir Birenbaum breached his Cairo Takeaway settlement deed. Stephanie Tran and Wendy Bacon