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Luke Nguyen remembers taking trips into the city with his parents to buy Doc Martens and Nike gear. Now the […]

After months of election build-up, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton now have the chance to make their case to voters

A vote on a proposal to develop Sydney’s historic Rosehill Gardens racecourse for housing will be postponed after the sport’s

Voters are being asked to choose whether to stick with the Labor government to “build Australia’s future”, or choose a

A vote on a proposal to develop Sydney’s historic Rosehill Gardens racecourse for housing will be postponed after the sport’s

Australians might be waiting a while for lower power prices under the coalition’s gas plan, with new projects taking years

Voters are being asked to choose between a plan to “keep building” or a “better way” forward in opening election

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will respond with unspecified trade actions if US President Donald Trump imposes new

The coalition is comfortable with market intervention under a gas reservation policy in a bid to tackle “insane” prices for

Australians have been asked to choose between their futures or more cuts as the prime minister fired the starting gun

Australians will head to the polls for a federal election on May 3. After months of speculation, Prime Minister Anthony

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has asked the governor-general to dissolve parliament ahead of an election and is soon expected to

It was called a Budget reply, but the name was meaningless. Peter Dutton’s Thursday night effort was his election campaign

The US wants us to believe we should be scared of China, buy nuclear subs to help fight her, and

Peter Dutton promises to slash power bills, permanent migration and government spending in his pitch to become a “steady hand”

Australians are being promised cheaper electricity bills as a result of more gas being pumped into the energy grid, as

Asian auto stocks have fallen after US President Donald Trump unveiled a 25 per cent tariff on imported vehicles, expanding

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to call the election as Labor tries to upstage Opposition Leader Peter Dutton wooing

“Sheer luck” saved a man from death during an assault by an AFL star, a court has been told. Richmond

Voters can expect a tax cut regardless of who wins the federal election, but while both boost Australians’ hip-pocket, economists

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is poised to call the federal election, possibly within hours. While a date has not been

Australians in outer suburban and regional areas are being courted by the coalition while Labor is trying to woo all

US President Donald Trump has announced plans for long-promised tariffs of up to 25 per cent on automotive imports, widening

Cuts that would add about $10 to taxpayers’ pockets every week will be repealed in favour of a plan to

US President Donald Trump is set to announce plans for long-promised tariffs on car imports at a press conference, the

Australians struggling with rising bills call for more help than a meagre tax cut as the opposition leader prepares to

It may not feel like it for shoppers at the checkout but data suggests essential groceries are getting cheaper at

Bracket creep is necessary for budget balance, says Australia’s treasurer despite handing back two years of inflation-fuelled higher tax payments

More than 90 Jeanswest stores are set to shut after the company behind the fashion brand collapsed, putting hundreds of

In defiance of international rulings to boycott Israel for its ongoing violence and brutal occupation of Palestinian lands, Australia’s exports

An extra $5 a week in tax relief could define the early stages of a cost-of-living election. As Treasurer Jim

Firebombings and violent burglaries have sparked a renewed crackdown on illicit tobacco as taxes on legal cigarettes are labelled an

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that would require voters to prove they are US citizens and

Australian workers will be increasingly relied upon to prop up ballooning federal government spending, despite tax cuts handing back two

Plans for new tax cuts for every Australian worker have been rushed into federal parliament, as the window for the

Tax cuts in the federal budget are unlikely to sway the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decision-making as fresh inflation data