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The prime minister will wait a little longer for a second-chance meeting with Donald Trump as the president pushes out […]

The military is being called in to help Australians trying to leave Iran and Israel, after the US gave itself

Australia has closed its embassy in Tehran, as Iran and Israel continue to bomb each other and after President Donald

The nation’s wealthiest state is on track to remain an outlier on debt compared to other jurisdictions as it unveils

US President Donald Trump has extended to September 17 a deadline for China-based ByteDance to divest the US assets of

The Bank of England is warning about the “highly unpredictable” geopolitical environment as it keeps its main interest rate unchanged

Australian universities have taken a reputational hit globally but prospective students shouldn’t think they won’t receive a top-tier education. Higher

Global stocks have fallen and the dollar has risen as investors, concerned over the United States’ possible entry into the

The prime minister is considering whether to dash to Europe to attend a global leaders’ summit in an attempt to

Long-delayed reforms to nature protections could be knocked over within 18 months under a timeline mapped out by the federal

A surprise fall in jobs will do little to further improve the prospects of a Reserve Bank rate cut as

Australian universities have sunk down a prestigious world rankings list, although many have spun their declines as positives. University of

Australia’s jobs market continues to show resilience with unemployment steady at 4.1 per cent in May, despite a surprise fall

Stock markets in Asia edged lower while safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen gained as investors remained

Australia’s chances of tariff exemptions remain uncertain as the prime minister returns from an overseas trip without having spoken to

The US Federal Reserve has held interest rates steady and policy makers signalled borrowing costs are still likely to fall

The groundwork has been laid for Australia’s most substantive attempt at tax reform in more than two decades as the

British inflation slowed as expected in May, pulled down by air fares that leapt in April and the correction of

Electricity customers can expect a tighter safety net to protect them from unfair price hikes under changes flagged by the

Australia’s foreign minister has urged Iran to give up its nuclear program as fears grow its conflict with Israel will

Optus is on the hook for a $100 million fine after it pressured Aboriginal customers in remote regions into buying

Australia is one step closer to strengthening co-operation and security with the EU, but uncertainty remains on when a trade

Tax reform is “crucial” to addressing Australia’s economic challenges, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has said in his strongest signal yet on

Pandering to the strategic goals of the United States, which puts a target on our nation’s forehead, our Government keeps

US President Donald Trump says Japan is being “tough” in trade talks and the European Union had not yet offered

A trade stalemate often overshadowed by US tariff issues is back in the spotlight after the prime minister’s talks with

Caps designed to protect power users from excessive price hikes are not working as intended and need refining, the federal

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to lay out his key priorities for reform as he confronts “intensifying pressures” on the

Honda has succeeded in a launch and landing test of its prototype reusable rocket, the Japanese company says in a

US President Donald Trump has suggested he will likely extend a deadline for TikTok’s Chinese owner to divest the popular

Like many Iranians in Australia, Kambiz Razmara has been watching images coming out of his former country with a great

Australia’s sovereign wealth fund will seek out more assets in places like Europe and Japan as President Donald Trump makes

The craven appeasement of Benjamin Netanyahu by Western media and political elites has brought the world to the brink of

London’s Oxford Street, one of Britain’s busiest and most famous shopping districts, will be pedestrianised, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Australia’s political and military leaders are warning of dangerous global conditions as violence in the Middle East escalates. Hundreds of

Australia is looking for certainty from its partners as the prime minister’s impending discussion with Donald Trump looms large. Prime