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The Liberal Party remains the best hope for an alternative government despite undergoing an “existential crisis”, newly elected president Tony […]

The Liberal Party remains the best hope for an alternative government despite undergoing an “existential crisis”, newly elected president Tony

BHP has won court orders to force Michael West Media to remove stories from publication, with no evidence tested in

The divide between people who earn income from investments and those who work for a living could be exacerbated by

The Australian head of a top-tier consultancy firm at the centre of data mishandling allegations by a whistleblower has fallen

Australia’s share market is on track to finish a volatile week where it began, after equities rebounded on reports that

World stocks stood at record highs on Friday and oil futures eyed the steepest weekly drop for nearly two months

Rival forecasts showing a dire outcome for renters from the government’s tax changes are being dismissed by Labor as the

Young Australians are being moved to violent extremism in a matter of days as the speed and scale of radicalisation

BHP and its solicitors MinterEllison sought urgent court orders last night to suppress their lawsuit against coal miner Simon Turner

A US judge ‌has declined to block President Donald Trump’s executive order tightening rules on mail-in voting in a loss

If Ferrari wanted to grab the ‌world’s attention with the Luce, its first all-electric car, mission accomplished – even if

The Australian Federal Police has defended its prosecution of the nation’s most decorated living soldier as a media leak about

Australian shares have had their worst day since mid-March after a re-escalation in the US-Iran conflict dimmed peace deal hopes

Political influencers and online commentators are one of the major forces shaping public opinion in Australia. But unlike political parties,

A private overseas prison company has been fined for a series of catastrophic security and safety failures at an Australian

The Iran war appears to be having little impact on Australia’s data centre boom, but households are starting to feel

A controversial tax reform package will correct a “huge mistake” that locked a generation of people out of home ownership,

Australia has launched an extraordinary multibillion-dollar lawsuit over widespread contamination of defence sites with “forever chemicals”. The federal government is

A woman linked to Islamic State has been charged with terrorism offences on her return to Australia. Two groups of

A third of the so-called ”forgotten generation” fear they’ll retire with mortgage debt, despite being one of the key cohorts

The jobs-for-mates scandal at Cricket Australia is not going away despite sackings; there is much more at stake, Joel Jenkins

The ABC has already interviewed for a replacement director of news and will “imminently” move forward a fresh hire after

Controversial changes to capital gains tax concessions and negative gearing will be introduced to parliament despite warnings they will worsen

More should be done to prepare households to upgrade to electric appliances and stop defaults to like-for-like gas replacements when

Are Australian cheesemakers copping stiff cheddar under trade terms with the European Union, or is it actually a gouda deal?

Farmers are choosing to skip laying down fertiliser for a year as costs rise, but are still willing to spend

Star’s ex-boss has shown no remorse after failing to disclose possible criminal risks of overseas junkets which drew billions of

The media campaign against the Federal Budget is unprecedented, not for its vehemence but it’s uniformity across Murdoch and Nine

People looking for a job will be continually punished despite looming changes to employment services, advocates claim. Workplace Minister Amanda

The owner of two of the nation’s best-known bottleshop chains is about to undergo major changes under its new leader

Australia’s share market has shrugged off an early wobble after April inflation came in cooler than expected, rising the odds

Consultant firms were paid almost $180 million to estimate the bloated Inland Rail budget, while a departing executive got $317,000

Travis Lovett has arrived at Parliament House with a plea from his Aboriginal elders. “I have walked my part of

Westpac has been fined $26 million for grossly negligent conduct after failing to respond to customers in financial hardship. Federal

The department responsible for investigating war crimes has asked the federal anti-corruption commission to probe leaks to the media about