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What police and intelligence agencies knew leading up to the Bondi terror attack will be the focus of a second […]

On the day of the Pearl Harbour attack, the country’s oldest living survivor of the Japanese bombing was far below

Authorities are bracing for the possibility that a damaged chemical tank in southern California could leak or explode, as an

US President Donald Trump does not want to rush into any ‌deal with Iran, appearing to dampen hopes of an

Illegal fishing costs Pacific Island nations hundreds of millions of dollars in potential revenue each year but an Australian-backed operation

Investor incentives should be increased, not cut, a senior Liberal says, as Labor moves to rush its once-in-a-generation tax overhaul

Pauline’s gas policy, Chris Minns’s people arresting punter for wearing a scarf, more Budget meltdown, more IDF crimes, BHP threatening

The Strait of Hormuz is still closed and supply disruptions are still pushing global prices up yet fresh data is

Australia’s major political parties face a “huge amount of grievance” as a leading Liberal figure concedes his party’s decade of

When Helen Rafferty succumbed to a five-year illness on the eve of the first COVID-19 lockdown, her husband Michael had

US authorities are scrambling to cool an overheated chemical storage tank and keep it from exploding close to Disneyland’s two

Pope Leo has greeted grieving families who lost loved ones to illegal toxic dumping in an area near Naples, tied

The United States and Iran are close to agreeing on a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war, officials

Two separate traffic collisions in Cambodia have killed at least 14 garment factory workers and injured 79 others, mostly women.

Atop the maze of Israel lobby charities in Australia is the Executive Council of Australian Jewry yet ECAJ cannot account

The Auditor General’s report on Defence’s project to extend the life of the Collins Class submarines declares it a grand

SpaceX has launched its biggest, most powerful Starship yet on a test flight, an upgraded version that NASA is counting

Taxpayer-funded research and development incentives topping $44 million for a single gas company have critics calling for the fossil fuel

Driven by consumer demand, compulsory super and strict greenwashing regulations, Australia’s record on ethical investment is well regarded. Or at

On a mission to investigate solar, battery and electrification retrofits for the block of flats she lives in, Coco Venaglia

Kevin Warsh has been sworn in as the new head of the Federal Reserve, marking a new chapter after a

Everlane, the retailer that has bucked the fast-fashion industry by promising affordable ethically sourced and sustainable clothing, is being acquired

Community and environmental groups have joined the call to suspend data centre approvals in Australia while authorities determine the true

Is Australia missing out on a proper gas tax because the mining lobby scared Labor off before Budget night? Michael

Australia’s Future Fund and other large funds could soon be defending themselves as opponents of the Gaza genocide consider court

An Australian police officer who fell to his death while hiking to Peru’s famed Machu Picchu is being remembered as

Cricket Australia confirms conflict of interest over a major IT contract has led to departure of senior executive. Earlier today,

Australia’s share market continues to recover on optimism about a potential peace deal between the United States and Iran, despite

Controversial tax changes in the budget are a “step in the right direction” but the Greens want the government to

The potential of gas fracking in a pristine wilderness area has opened a fresh fault line between industry and conservation

A second group of Australian women and children with links to the terrorist group Islamic State have left a refugee

Australia and Turkey have flagged they will put vehicle electrification in the fast lane at this year’s United Nations climate

An Aussie-born Mexican-themed fast food chain is pulling out of the United States in a spectacular turnaround on its American

Australian activists detained in Israel after trying to deliver aid to Gaza have been deported to Turkey following a “shameful”

The world’s biggest credit ratings agency doubts Tasmania will pull off its “ambitious” budget cuts, warning the island state it

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has slammed calls for more regulations for the gas industry while labelling a campaign to