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European Union leaders have discussed new US proposals for a trade deal, with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen not […]

Anthony Albanese has pushed back on calls for Australia to lift its defence spending, despite mounting pressure from the US

Australian superannuation funds have been spared a multi-billion dollar hit after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the US would drop

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez are set to start three days of lavish wedding celebrations in Venice,

The dollar has sunk to a three-year low while world stocks notched their second record high in three days as

Feelings of fear have turned to relief for Australians who have fled the conflict in the Middle East, while thousands

Australia is standing firm against US pressure to lift defence spending but looks “underdone” as European leaders endorse a five

More than $16 billion was wiped from superannuation balances at the start of the year as uncertainty over Donald Trump’s

Artificial intelligence taking on mundane jobs to make the public sector more “efficient” and better first-home buyers boosts have been

Taxpayers are facing a $2 million-plus bill for the Australian public broadcaster’s failed legal defence of its decision to fire

Meta Platforms has had a legal win against a group of authors who argued that its use of their books

Australia’s exposure to energy price shocks is back in the spotlight, with even the weekly grocery shop in the firing

NATO leaders have backed a big increase in military spending that US President Donald Trump had demanded, and restated their

Conflict between Iran and Israel will have consequences for Australia, even if a ceasefire holds, an expert warns. While the

Jim Chalmers has made the case to his US counterpart to remove American-imposed tariffs, while rebuffing calls to increase defence

Liberal leader Sussan Ley is open to introducing quotas for female candidates as young people and women abandon the party

A key measure of inflation has fallen to a four-year low, giving hope to mortgage holders of another drop in

Afghanistan war crimes whistleblower David McBride files special leave application to the High Court, claiming a core tenet of human

Two major supermarket chains have criticised national data used to compare grocery prices after they were found to be charging

A casual ABC radio host awarded $70,000 after being unlawfully fired for her opinion on the Israel-Gaza conflict will seek

A billion-dollar government fund aimed at getting apartments built will help developers clear a “major hurdle”, but the challenge of

A surprise fall in inflation has boosted hopes of an interest rate cut after a key measure dropped to its

Anthony Albanese has weighed in on Donald Trump dropping the F-bomb after becoming frustrated that Iran and Israel violated a

A casual ABC radio host will receive $70,000 in damages after being fired from the national broadcaster over an “inconsiderate”

A casual ABC radio host will be paid $70,000 in damages by the national broadcaster for her unlawful dismissal after

Visiting more than one supermarket has proven to be the smartest approach for shoppers, as data shows prices for everyday

Blunt-speaking Australians shouldn’t “quibble” at Donald Trump’s F-bomb, after he voiced his frustration with Israel and Iran for violating the

A ceasefire will not calm the fears of Iranians in Australia as their homeland’s authoritarian regime looms over their loved

McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme say they are ending their partnership in the United States on July 2, a little more

Economic leaders will be told NSW is open for business, as the treasurer continues selling a budget welcomed by property

More homeowners are falling behind on their house repayments despite a cut in interest rates. Figures from the Australian Prudential

A celebrity wedding party for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez in Venice this week has been moved

Debt is set to reach record levels for a state government planning an Olympics following a milestone budget. Queensland’s Liberal

Australia’s online watchdog is pushing for YouTube to be included in a landmark social media ban for children, accusing platforms

Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani denies any wrongdoing in response to US allegations of bribery, telling shareholders that no individual

Time and again, abandoning principles sets the Karma bus off on its journey. Australia having to approve China attacking Taiwan