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Australian taxpayers could be missing out on billions of dollars a year while wealthy landowners make out like bandits, amid […]

Former governor-general Peter Hollingworth, who resigned over his handling of child sexual abuse in the Anglican Church, has died. Dr

Check it out: https://taxdata.michaelwest.com.au/data_analytics Australia’s media has gone into full budget meltdown mode, with screaming front pages about death taxes,

An Australian software company that serves hundreds of governments, universities and councils has lifted earnings after rolling artificial intelligence into

Cricket Australia remains bunkered down in the wake of revelations of a whistleblower report detailing ‘contracts-for-mates’ in the corporate cricket

It is not every day a mining deal comes with houses, childcare centres and the town water supply thrown in.

A dip in vaccination rates has been blamed for one of Australia’s worst diphtheria outbreaks as the rare respiratory disease

Extra jet fuel shipments are due to arrive in Australia from China following negotiations with Beijing. About 100 million litres

A Liberal senator has taken aim at his leader’s tone and approach to the debate over migration after the coalition

As debate rages about the so-called death tax introduced by the Government’s proposed tax reform, the 1999 GST accord with

Asian shares wobbled on Tuesday while bonds found their footing following ‌a steep selloff after US President Donald Trump’s decision

Long-awaited home care price caps to stop older Australians being overcharged have been deferred indefinitely, but other financial protections have

Cricket Australia blocks serious allegations of contracts-for-mates by whistleblower amid BBL privatisation imbroglio. Joel Jenkins with the exclusive. Embattled chief

Unsuspecting Australians could be drinking contaminated illicit alcohol stocked in regular bottle shops, leaving them at risk of serious health

Australia’s resources sector is calling for gas projects to get off the ground and tax settings to remain stable as

The first speech by a Reserve Bank official since the federal budget will be watched closely by investors as debate

A proposed new low budget airline would bring ticket prices down across Australia’s busiest aviation routes, but faces immense challenges

The governing body of rugby union in Australia has been accused of abandoning one of its former clubs because it

Musicians are disappearing from Australia’s biggest stage shows as technology usurps their roles. The world’s highest grossing musical returned to

China’s growth lost momentum in April, with industrial output cooling and retail sales sinking ‌to over three-year lows as the

Four former Rex directors told investors they were optimistic about turning a profit, despite being months from handing down a

Australian shares have started the week sharply lower, as oil prices surged on the ongoing Iran conflict and as inflation

Six companies – five of them headquartered in China or Hong Kong – have been forced to sell off their

Asia share markets slipped on Monday as fresh drone attacks in the Gulf pushed up oil prices and bond yields,

Watch retailer Swatch has been forced to close stores across the United Kingdom amid safety concerns after huge crowds descended

Jim Chalmers’ budget has done the economy a favour by wiping out the policy distortions of negative gearing and CGT

A new poll has ranked Labor’s budget the worst since 1993 with a majority of voters declaring the federal government’s

Property owners in Australia’s most populous state could pay an annual levy of up to $600 under a proposal to

The Government’s 68% excise rip on a packet of cigarettes has cruelled revenue and showered millions on tobacco pirates. Adam

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is playing down the government’s chances of a post-budget popularity boost as he defends controversial changes to

Public pressure has now caused the Remuneration Tribunal to review how it sets salaries for our top bureaucrats. Former senator

The Budget pearl-clutchers had a pearler this week. Michael West looks at the budget backlash over negative gearing and capital

When Benn Lockyer reaches out to grieving fathers through a volunteer support line, he already knows there is nothing he

The outcome of a neck-and-neck Queensland by-election could come down to postal votes. With almost 80 per cent of ballots

Delta Goodrem has performed for Australia at the Eurovision final with a powerful ballad her fans hope could earn her

Anthony Albanese isn’t yet saying ‘yes’ to extending the government’s fuel tax discount but neither has he ruled it out.