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Australia has scored a “big win” in its effort to dislodge China’s grip on high-tech supply chains after a Gina […]

Australia has scored a “big win” in its effort to dislodge China’s grip on high-tech supply chains after a Gina

The health component of the Budget focused on NDIS cost-cuts. Not much else changed, leaving fundamental flaws in the health

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

James Murdoch has agreed to acquire New York Magazine and the Vox Media ‌podcast network in a deal that will

James Murdoch has agreed to acquire New York Magazine and the Vox Media ‌podcast network in a deal that will

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation won the Farrer by-election last week, while Nigel Farage’s Reform UK trashed the British Labour Party

Former prime minister and treasurer Paul Keating has come to the defence of tax changes in the federal budget, as

Australia has condemned the actions of an Israeli minister as “shocking and unacceptable” after he posted a video of himself

Australia’s largest cattle and beef producer has taken a financial hit from this year’s Queensland floods and is facing higher

SpaceX has taken the wraps off its initial public offering, opening the books of the company that has already revolutionised

SpaceX has taken the wraps off its initial public offering, opening the books of the company that has already revolutionised

The grim spectre of humans being wiped out by artificial intelligence is being used to urge for stronger guardrails on

An uptick in Australia’s unemployment could scare the Reserve Bank off more rate hikes as fears grow about the impact

An Australian city is promising the event of a lifetime, as it lights up the sky with a sea of

One question and one question alone will dominate Tasmania’s budget day. Having pledged to tackle the state’s spiralling debt, how

Samsung Electronics’ union says it will suspend a planned strike after the two ‌sides reached a tentative pay deal, potentially

Australia’s mining industry is using a quarter more diesel than it did four years ago just to achieve the same

Australia’s mining industry is using a quarter more diesel than it did four years ago just to achieve the same

Cricket Australia has launched an internal investigation into a $600k cloud deal as whistleblower pays heavy price. Joel Jenkins reports.

Shuttered lithium mines are restarting production and merger and acquisition activity is picking up as the price of the key

Samsung Electronics’ management and its labour union have failed to reach a deal, setting the stage for 48,000 workers to

The former boss of regional airline Rex has admitted misleading investors by claiming the board was optimistic about delivering a

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing in a meeting meant to reaffirm ties and

Australian shares have resumed their journey lower, as inflation concerns fuelled by the Middle East energy crisis underpin a global

Buried (or sunk) in last week’s Federal budget was another $6 billion to be spent extending the life of the

The European Union has struck a provisional agreement on legislation ‌to remove import duties on US goods, a key part

US President Donald Trump has scored another victory ‌in his campaign to punish disloyal Republicans as Thomas Massie of Kentucky

The family of jailed pilot Dan Duggan has decided to appeal the decision to extradite him to the Federal Court

Opera Australia’s latest performance is less Verdi’s La Traviata, and more AC/DC’s Back in Black. The national company has posted

Major online travel agency Webjet will take a hit on commissions after Virgin Australia said it would return to the

Major online travel agency Webjet will take a hit on commissions after Virgin Australia said it would return to the

Responding to Middle East crises and rising oil prices, the United Nations has lowered its forecast for global economic growth

Queensland is expected to deliver less than a quarter of the hotel rooms needed for the 2032 Olympics as building

Queensland is expected to deliver less than a quarter of the hotel rooms needed for the 2032 Olympics as building

Holly Nebauer is waiting for a call from a real estate agent as her daughter, three-year-old Indy, plays at her