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A decision to delay naming Brisbane 2032’s sport program is “not a good look” and may impact athletes, a former […]

Workers rights are on the line at the federal election, with new-found workplace protections at risk of being axed, the

Ties with Canada will be strengthened through the purchase of “world leading” radar technology made in Australia, Anthony Albanese says.

Uncertainty over Brisbane 2032 venues has led to the Olympic body delaying by a year a decision on which sports

US tariffs threaten Australia’s economic revival with fears a coming trade war could elevate the nation’s rate of business closures.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s pledge to approve a new gas plant extension until 2070 within 30 days if he wins

Anthony Albanese has welcomed plans by Canada’s new prime minister to purchase a multi-billion dollar Australian radar system. Mark Carney,

Any ceasefire deal in Ukraine would still need to hold Russian President Vladimir Putin to account for the invasion, Australia’s

Australia has welcomed steps toward peace in Ukraine after a deal between the US and Russia but warned there can

The recent Electoral Reform Bill does not remove big money from politics, as Labor decreed, but shifts it towards the

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a multibillion dollar radar purchase from Australia and an expansion of

Jamie Ingram was thrust back in time when he learnt of a stabbing rampage at a Sydney shopping centre. Though

More Australian businesses could go bust in coming months as US tariffs dash hopes for a soft economic landing. Businesses

Labor has been canvassing Australia’s 2035 emissions reduction target for more than a year leading up to the federal election

Australia’s economic luck is running out, meaning fewer spending promises from the government ahead of the election. The federal budget

Australia’s foreign minister urges for a ceasefire deal to be upheld in the Middle East after Israel launched a wave

First-home buyers are still struggling to get into the market despite a surge in property interest after recent rate cuts.

Removing the monarch’s portrait from the $5 note has sparked outrage among royalists who say the federal government is stealthily

Australia has expressed its disappointment to one of the US’s highest-ranking envoys after the government failed to secure an exemption

Australians could be asked to change the constitution to strip dual nationals of citizenship but the coalition remains uncommitted to

An Australian super fund has been hit with a $10.5 million penalty for greenwashing. The Federal Court found Active Super,

The hit to the Australian economy from US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminium will be manageable, the

Australians could head to another referendum to decide whether ministers should have the power to strip dual nationals of their

Australia’s budget has weathered storms both political and actual, with a tropical cyclone and geopolitical waves both battering the nation’s

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon have signed agreements to deepen defence and economic

Mafia-style laws are needed to clean up the construction sector and stop Australian taxpayers being “ripped off”, Peter Dutton says.

Shoppers still feel the impact of rising prices at the supermarket despite inflation lowering, the treasurer admits. Household grocery bills

Peter Dutton has backed in AUKUS while pledging to ensure the partnership succeeds, as critics urge Australia to change course

Are app messages ‘Commonwealth records’? If so, why do Canberra’s elite routinely delete them via Signal and WhatsApp? Andrew Gardiner

Mafia-style laws are needed to clean up a construction sector that is essentially being run by organised crime, Peter Dutton

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has trashed the AUKUS partnership as a “bad deal” for Australia, amid concerns over the

Politicians have been warned against “election sweeteners” as economists flag growing fiscal holes in Australia’s budget. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has

Anthony Albanese has it all wrong, writes former senator and submariner Rex Patrick. He’s trying to bribe Trump with sweeteners

Australians must stand up to “bullies” like Russian president Vladimir Putin, the prime minister says after joining international discussions on

A delivery driver has won a lucrative lawsuit after being seriously burned when a Starbucks drink spilled in his lap

A new treatment for a common painful condition and two other drugs will be made cheaper to improve thousands of