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South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics’ co-chief executive officer Han Jong-hee has died at the age of 63. Han was

Cost of living, health and economic resilience in the face of US tariffs will be front-and-centre in a crucial pre-election

Changes that threaten to water down Australia’s environmental protections are being rammed through parliament under the cover of the federal

Boeing is seeking to withdraw an agreement to plead guilty in a criminal case that blamed the company for deceiving

Australia is shoring up its economic defences against Donald Trump by baking a US tariff response into the federal budget.

US President Donald Trump says he will in the very near future announce tariffs on cars, aluminium and pharmaceuticals. Speaking

Australia will hit a record level of debt when the government unveils a federal budget that shows a structural worsening

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump have held a brief call to discuss progress on a

Two independents challenging ministers face a tougher election battle with the Liberals confirming they will place them below Labor on

European shares have risen on upbeat German data and US stock futures while the dollar has firmed at the start

Britain’s Heathrow has defended its decision to shut down operations at Europe’s busiest airport as the blame game intensifies over

Danish traveller Kennet Brask loved his fishing trip to Florida two years ago and was planning to return. But after

There are fears a multibillion-dollar rail loop will hurtle a state’s finances into oblivion, with calls for the premier to

A landmark agreement that ensures every Australian student receives a fully funded public eduction is being toasted as a nation-building

Anthony Albanese will use the federal budget to position his government as “unashamed” in its support for workers before ballots

Slashing consultants will help save the government $2.1 billion in the upcoming budget, countering a coalition promise to repair federal

A jury has ordered Bayer to pay $A3.3 billion in damages to a US man who says the company’s Roundup

The Reserve Bank continues to ignore market signals and runs the risk of once again leaving the brakes on for

New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap election for April 28, saying he needed a strong mandate

Peter Dutton’s pledge to relieve economic pressures is set to be scrutinised as the coalition seek to regain momentum before

The Albanese government will use the federal budget as a springboard into an election campaign set to be dominated by

Labor has used an energy rebate announcement ahead of the federal budget to ask supporters for donations to help sell

More than 36,000 public servants will be axed if the opposition takes power while Labor vows to keep work-from-home entitlements,

Inflation is not the same concern it was a couple of years ago but Australians can still look forward to

Australians will save an extra $150 on power bills to take the edge off hip-pocket woes, in what Labor argues

Small businesses and all households will have $150 taken off soaring electricity bills as Labor emphasises hip-pocket relief heading into

London Heathrow Airport insists it is “fully operational”, after an almost day-long closure following an electrical substation fire, which has

More Australians could get help to purchase homes but opponents of an expanded scheme say they would rather use their

Welcome to another episode of Scam of the Week This week, Peter Dutton launches a referendum to deport people and

A signature housing policy is set to be expanded to higher income earners to give more Australians a leg-up into

Big-name music festivals are shutting down, ticket sales in free-fall, costs are spiralling. But beyond the dirge there are some

A surplus has many fathers but a deficit is an orphan. With ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred dashing plans for an April

Opposition plans to roll back work-from-home arrangements for public servants have cost the coalition support in crucial mortgage-belt seats. Polling

Coles and Woolworths are two of the most powerful and profitable supermarkets in the world but should not be split

Australia’s intelligence agencies should be bolstered to be more prepared for future threats and provide greater protection to economic security,