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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he believes there will be a de-escalation in US-China trade tensions but negotiations between […]

Drug makers have been warned that US President Donald Trump’s administration is considering linking United States medicine prices to lower

Police are solving a higher proportion of crimes than ever before, but victim advocates say it’s nothing to celebrate. Legal

Australia will sink billions of dollars more into defence under a future coalition government, as Peter Dutton looks to bolster

Australia’s growth outlook has taken a severe cut in a dire assessment of the global economy by the International Monetary

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have turned the election personal, taking verbal jabs at each other as they tried to

The growing cost of living has returned to the political fore as Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton take to the

Pope Francis is being remembered by the nation’s top Catholics for his love of people and Australian-like informality as millions

European stock markets have edged lower after US President Donald Trump’s attack on the Federal Reserve chair sparked a sell-off

After years of delays and fervent opposition from environment groups, Santos has cleared the final hurdle for its multibillion-dollar Barossa

Teals and Greens are under political attack from a new pro-fossil fuel, pro-Israel astroturfing group, adding to the onslaught by

Leaders have paused politicking and trading barbs as a papal-sized shadow was cast over the election campaign. Prime Minister Anthony

Australian shares have edged slightly lower as investors fled from US equities to the safe haven of gold following President

Asian stock markets fought to hold their footing on Tuesday after a furious flight from US assets undermined Wall Street

Politics will be toned down for a day after the Pope’s death as millions of Australians begin to cast their

Pope Francis has been remembered as a leader who was determined to be with the people until the end as

Australians have recalled Pope Francis’s profound love for the poor, diverse people and all of humanity as millions mourn the

Investors tormented by weeks of tariff turmoil will hope for a quiet return from Easter as mortgage holders eye a

Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, whose annual gathering of business and political leaders in the Swiss mountain

More than five million Australian Catholics are in mourning following the death of Pope Francis, who is being remembered for

More than five million Australian Catholics are in mourning following the death of Pope Francis. The Pope died on Monday,

Labor will try to avoid complacency despite a clear lead in the polls as the coalition turns to tough-on-crime policies

Holidaymakers are warned to avoid any unnecessary risks as powerful swells lash the east coast, resulting in record drownings in

The prime minister has vowed not to slip into complacency on the campaign trail, fearing a repeat of his party’s

A perfect storm of warmer-than-usual temperatures and powerful swells has resulted in record drownings over the Easter long weekend in

Leaders are desperately trying to woo Australians with political offerings a day before early voting opens, with millions of people

Afghan war crimes whistleblower David McBride languishes in prison while war crimes perpetrators roam free. David McBride writes for MWM

Penalty rates are at the centre of Easter campaigning as Labor and the coalition trade barbs and look to sway

With voters turning their attention to the Easter long weekend, the pace of the two major parties’ election campaigns has

Australia’s church leaders are sharing a message of hope in an uncertain Easter period. From trade wars, military wars and

Labor has positioned itself as the protector of penalty rates and is warning a coalition proposal to ban working from

The White House’s economic adviser says President Donald Trump and his team are continuing to study if they could fire

The government might be in caretaker mode, but that hasn’t stopped federal agencies from quietly giving new fossil fuel projects

As the election campaign hits a brief pause for Easter, Labor has positioned itself as the protector of penalty rates

Easter bunnies and eggs are burning a bigger hole in Australian wallets than ever before and more chocolate pain could

Hoards of seafood lovers have hit Australia’s biggest fish market to land themselves a Good Friday feast. As punters gear