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Hostilities in the battle for the prime ministership have been briefly paused as leaders struck a more subdued tone on […]

Violence broke out during a protest in Melbourne’s CBD as Victoria Police moved on and arrested members of the far-right

US President Donald Trump has launched a series of attacks against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, accusing the central bank

The coalition is on track to record its lowest share of votes at a federal election since the party’s inception,

Regional Australia is set to capitalise on the commercial boon expected from bumper holiday traffic, with Easter and ANZAC breaks

Alphabet’s Google illegally dominated two markets for online advertising technology, a judge has ruled, dealing another blow to the tech

The European Central Bank has cut interest rates for the seventh time in a row to counter worries about economic

European shares have fallen, while the dollar rose as traders took some heart from trade talks between the US and

The expected loss of an iconic Australian music festival has locals fearing the economic cost and calling for government support

The government has approved a giant coal project, the extension of Australia’s biggest coal mine, BHP’s Mt Arthur mine in

An Easter long weekend will give Labor and the coalition a chance to reset their campaigns after a taxing few

Hordes of Australians are jetting off or hitting the road for an extended Easter break, with consecutive public holiday weekends

Global headwinds stirred by “erratic” US policy decisions could still hit the Australian jobs market despite latest figures showing only

Asian stocks wavered on Thursday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned of the risk of slowing growth and rising

A key crossbencher has urged leaders to think before they speak after a series of diplomatic fumbles marred the election

US President Donald Trump says there was “big progress” when he made the surprise move to negotiate directly with a

While Dutton worries about fake reports of Russian planes based in Indonesia, our closest neighbour remains aggrieved about Australia’s unfair

Chinese e-marketplace Temu and fast-fashion retailer Shein will raise prices next week as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs and crackdown

The spectre of Donald Trump still made an appearance but housing and cost of living issues returned to the fore

US President Donald Trump says he will personally attend a meeting of Japanese and US trade officials, a surprise move

Buyers beware – it costs an average of $1 million to enter the housing market in most major cities as

The World Trade Organisation has sharply cut its forecast for global merchandise trade from solid growth to a decline, saying

Spotify has been hit by a service outage which has left thousands of users unable to stream music. The audio

Voters will have the final say on which leader prevailed after Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese spanned well-trodden ground in

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have kicked off their rematch with hope for the future and a look to the

Australian households and businesses could be exposed to power price spikes under proposals to keep sweating, ageing coal generators. The

China’s economy expanded at a 5.4 per cent annual pace in January-March, the government says, supported by strong exports before

China has appointed a new top international trade negotiator amid tariff tensions with the US. The government said Li Chenggang

Urgent care clinics have reduced hospital wait times, the prime minister insists, despite a report saying it’s too early to

President Donald Trump has ordered a probe into potential new tariffs on all US critical minerals imports, a major escalation

Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg considered spinning off popular photo-sharing app Instagram in 2018 over concerns about the growing risk

US  President Donald Trump is open to making a trade deal with China but officials in Beijing should make the

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will face off for the second time as the election campaign reaches its halfway point.

Australians are turning their backs on travelling to the US as tourism experts point the finger at the weak dollar

With rents rising nearly 40 per cent in the past five years cities are becoming hubs for larger households as

OpenAI is working on its own X-like social media network, the Verge reports, citing multiple sources familiar with the matter.