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European shares and the euro have rallied after European leaders agreed to draw up a Ukraine peace plan, while bitcoin […]

Almost 3500 creditors are owed more than $1.3 billion by the Whyalla Steelworks, the first meeting of creditors of OneSteel

Businesses feel optimistic about their growth prospects following the Reserve Bank’s first rate cut in more than four years, while

Australia’s short-lived housing price downturn appears to be over as a modest interest rate cut fuels expectations for those seeking

Cash to support local businesses has started flowing into Whyalla, ahead of the first meeting of creditors of the town’s

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has expressed disappointment over a public stoush between Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart, and has

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has expressed disappointment over a public stoush between Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart, and has

A private lunar lander carrying a drill, vacuum and other experiments for NASA has touched down on the moon, the

Asian share markets dithered as the threat of imminent tariffs lurked in the background, while bitcoin surged on news it

Iran’s parliament has voted to remove the country’s Economy Minister Abdolnaser Hemmati from office over mismanagement of the economy and

Boosting the number of defence force fighter jets would show international allies, including the US, that Australia isn’t dependent on

Anthony Albanese has ramped up his campaign on Labor’s health record ahead of the federal election, amid rising speculation he

Donald Trump has ordered a new trade investigation that could heap more tariffs on imported lumber, adding to existing duties

Peace in Ukraine would not be possible without a US security guarantee, an opposition frontbencher says, after a heated clash

Israel campaigners Ofir Birenbaum and Sophie Calland have infiltrated the Labor Party backed by far-right money. Wendy Bacon and Yaakov

An ex-military layer is appealing the severity of his sentence for leaking classified military information, which uncovered allegations of Australian

Australia’s economic growth is expected to recover from its multi-decade lows when gross domestic product figures are revealed in the

A sea of fluorescent colour, glittering floats and eye-capturing costumes have overtaken central Sydney as the queer community broadcast a

Australia will stand with Ukraine, following a public row between the leader of the country that was invaded by Russia

A bedazzling band of floats and dancers are waiting in the wings ready to snake their way into Australia’s grandest

Beer drinkers, brewers and the hospitality sector can expect the beer excise to stay on hold temporarily no matter who

China’s manufacturing activity returned to expansion in February, an official factory survey shows, indicating that Beijing’s stimulus measures are helping

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