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Fans of a cheeky pint are being wooed with the promise of a freeze in the twice-a-year uptick in beer […]

The Labor government has done what the Coalition didn’t, and the Aged Care Royal Commission warned against, privatising aged care

Relief for mortgage holders may have created pain for aspiring home owners after house prices surged to record highs following

Beijing opposes President Donald Trump’s latest threat to slap an extra 10 per cent duty on Chinese imports, accusing the

A pro-Palestine presenter taken off air after a barrage of complaints was not fired but instead “relieved of any obligation

The local share market’s slide has intensified, with the bourse falling to its lowest level in eight weeks after US

Taiwan’s representative urges closer intelligence sharing and co-operation following concerns about China’s intention in sending warships near Australia.  It had

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed suggestions the AUKUS defence alliance is in jeopardy after US President Donald Trump appeared

A key ABC justification for removing a pro-Palestine casual radio host might be “rather flimsy”, according to the judge overseeing

Star Entertainment Group says it anticipates it will receive one or more financing proposals within hours that could save the

US President Donald Trump appearing not to know about the AUKUS defence pact is not a concern for the future

China’s ambassador to Australia has played down the fallout of a live firing drill, saying notice given was appropriate despite

A majority of voters have backed the federal government’s $2.4 billion rescue package for a troubled major steelworks. The mega

China exposes a fundamental flaw in Australia’s nuclear submarine project. While their navy operates off our coast, AUKUS is sapping

Australian nuclear reactors could become a target of war if the federal coalition was to go ahead with plans to

An ABC with its reputation under fire is set to make one last defence to a decision telling a casual

The European Union’s executive branch insists the 27-nation bloc is not out to undermine the United States, as President Donald

Coles continues to gain on its bigger supermarket rival, posting better sales growth than Woolworths and taking advantage of a

Defence Minister Richard Marles is urging calm over a Chinese naval drill off the Australian coast as further questions are

Ukrainian ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko is urging Australia’s mining sector and other companies to invest in his nation following concern about

Australians travelling to Europe could get more bang for their buck with Qatar Airways taking a 25 per cent stake

Internet sensation Molly the Magpie is free to remain with his adoptive Gold Coast family after the Queensland government took

Qantas shares have surged more than seven per cent in early trading after posting a strong first-half result. The airline’s

The most and least frequently drawn lottery numbers have been revealed, just in time for a $597 million jackpot. Source:

An economist has lifted the lid on an extremely sneaky tactic the supermarket giants are using to manipulate us –

A powerful union is pushing the federal government to legislate a huge workplace change that will affect every single Aussie

Commonwealth Bank is rolling out a new feature for customers, focusing on an app used by millions of Aussies every

Police have been ordered to pay a whopping $5000 to a driver accused of speeding, here’s how it happened.

The price of gold is falling just weeks after reaching a record high, as investors factor in a stronger US

Maverick MP Bob Katter has lashed out at the airlines for charging regional Queenslanders double what they should be to

A message on a Victoria Police car has caused a stir online, as officers prepare to walk off the job

A young Aussie has revealed the moment she decided to quit her secure job and the wild reason she “drained”

A 36-year-old woman has revealed the awful state of her home and why it was always filthy. The reason is

One group of workers faces widespread sexual harassment across multiple industries in Australia, a horror survey suggests.

The ASX 200 fell by 0.8 per cent during Wednesday’s trading, as investors think through the implications of the second