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Bushfires were far from Bob Sudharshan Ratnarajah’s mind when he bought a suburban home in Sydney’s northwest. The Sri Lankan-born […]

Amid calls for Royal Commission, a narrative emerges of the perpetrators, their links to ISIS, and warnings ignored by police

More ​than 145 countries have agreed to amend a 2021 global minimum ⁠corporate tax agreement, addressing concerns in the United

Australia’s credibility as a defender of international law is under renewed scrutiny after its closest security partner forcibly captured the

Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk is launching its once-daily Wegovy pill in the United States. It is offering 1.5 milligram

“In bed with a ped? Too strong? This episode of The West Report examines Donald Trump and Australia’s alliance of

Coal and gas have finally been eclipsed by renewable energy as wind and solar tip in half the power to

Hundreds of thousands of children will be guaranteed subsidised early childhood education, as a “catch-22” that stopped parents from accessing

Pressure continues to mount on the prime minister to hold a national royal commission into the Bondi Beach terror attack,

Entering the property market just got a bit harder after the national home price reached a record $880,000. The new

Oil prices are likely to move higher when benchmark futures resume trading on concern that supply may be disrupted after

As public concerns over the AUKUS alliance rise – with expanding US bases in Australia and Donald Trump’s belligerent conduct,

Protesters in major Australian cities have condemned the United States’ takeover of Venezuela, while others are celebrating the downfall of

Australian sports greats have added their voices to a growing chorus demanding a national royal commission into anti-Semitism and the

The Trump administration’s naked demonstration of international lawlessness over Venezuela invites other rogue states to follow suit, but Michael Pascoe

Australia has called for a transition in power that “reflects the will of the Venezuelan people” after the US captured

President Donald Trump has ordered the unravelling of a $US2.9 million ($A4.3 million) computer chips deal, citing US security concerns

Will 2026 see change to Gambling Advertising in Australia? The answer has to be ‘No’ if new Government Freedom of

Tesla has ceded its crown as the world’s top electric vehicle maker to BYD after annual sales fell for ​a

The Minns Government response to Bondi has focussed on anti-Israel protestors and hate speech but has so far ignored Nazis.

Australian business leaders and public figures have joined forces to call for a Commonwealth royal commission in the wake of

Italy’s foreign ministry says the United States has sharply lowered proposed duties on several ‍Italian pasta makers following a reassessment

The housing market is tipped to start weaker in 2026 with confidence dented by fears the Reserve Bank’s next move

China has been accused of breaching the spirit of its free trade agreement with Australia after slapping tariffs on global

China will impose additional 55 per cent ‍tariffs on beef imports from nations including Australia, Brazil and the US when

Millions of Australians crammed foreshores and parks, backyards and lounge rooms, to ring in the new year with spectacular firework

The year was 2005. Anthony Callea and the Pussycat Dolls were top of the charts, moviegoers flocked to watch Star

Chinese factory activity expanded for the first time in eight months in December as orders picked up before holidays and

The Israeli government has circulated a list naming Australians as antisemites, including journalists, academics, students and community organisers. There has

Denmark has become the first nation in the world to discontinue public letter delivery due to digitisation. Swedish-Danish postal company

Médecins Sans Frontières has warned Israel’s suspension of NGO operations in Gaza would be “absolutely devastating”. Stephanie Tran reports Australian

Damage assessments are under way after a tropical cyclone battered the west, while residents on the other side of the

Hundreds of workers at Australia’s largest casino are set to strike in the middle of New Year’s Eve celebrations to

There are two ways of looking at the performance of Australia’s stock market for 2025: half full or half empty.

In the wake of the Bondi terrorist attack, and amid calls for a Royal Commission, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has

When Australians wake up to a new year, changes to government payments and policies will impact the finances of millions