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“I am Jewish, and the antisemitism I experience comes from Zionists and far-right supporters of Zionism because of my outspoken […]

The door has been left ajar for an extension to petrol pump excise relief despite the prime minister reporting healthier

A suburban by-election is set to shake up state politics, with a party leader’s position under threat and a once-safe

Baz is looking for love and open to meeting both men and women.  Recently split from a female, his online

Starbucks says it is laying off 300 corporate employees and closing some offices in the United States as part of

The dominance of listed bank stocks could be coming to an end, and investors should look elsewhere for better returns

Universities and academics have blasted the coalition’s plan to cut Australia’s migrant intake, warning it would hurt the economy and

Climbing insurance premiums and other economic symptoms of climate change are expected to push rents higher and drive homelessness without

BHP tried to rush Michael West Media and injured coal miner Simon Turner into the Federal Court, seeking urgent orders

A Neo-Nazi collective has become the second group to be effectively outlawed in Australia under anti-hate legislation. The group, which

A “women-only” social media app has failed to overturn a finding it discriminated against a transgender user, paving the way

Passengers from a cruise ship afflicted by the rare and deadly hantavirus have touched down in Australia before a three-week

Judge rejects an urgent application by Australia’s biggest company BHP and its solicitors MinterEllison to drag a coal miner and

Asian shares came under pressure on Friday as investor euphoria over tech stocks gave way to inflation fears that saw

Australia’s share market is again heading lower after a brief reprieve on Thursday, as a rally in major miners runs

Delta Goodrem has sung for Australia at the second semi-final of Eurovision, playing a sparkly gold piano as she performed

Skilled migrants do not take Australian jobs, but fill critical labour shortages, enrich cultural diversity and stem the decline of

On negative gearing and CGT. Jim Chalmers’ aim is to ease intergenerational inequality while lifting Australia’s woeful productivity. Harry Chemay

The coalition has pledged to introduce some of the biggest cuts to migration in Australia’s history and overhaul the nation’s

Customers could end up paying more for longer, according to a consumer expert who says a landmark ruling against Coles

Chinese President Xi Jinping has hailed a “new positioning” of ties with the United States that envisages co-operation with measured

Britain’s economy grew unexpectedly in March to cap another strong first quarter, suggesting it was in better shape ‌as the

Rental supplies in the middle ring of Australian capital cities could be hollowed out by changes to investor tax concessions

Presenting Australians with a plan to crack down on migration would prove a “strategic error” for Opposition Leader Angus Taylor

Unions have lifted their minimum wage demands to six per cent after the federal budget warned inflation would hit five

The NSW Parliament’s antisemitism report was folded into the Bondi Royal Commission, missing the airing of contesting views and rigorous

A global oversupply of grain has compressed margins for a leading Australian agribusiness and food processor, putting a dent in

Mining giant BHP has extended its record-breaking run, while Coles shares have buckled under the weight of a landmark court

US President Donald Trump is heading into a series of meetings ‌with China’s Xi Jinping in Beijing, aiming to secure

The US-Israeli war in Iran is looming over US President Donald Trump’s visit to China, as signs emerged that the

The Senate has confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, bringing new leadership to the

Australia’s migrant intake would be tied to the number of new homes built each year if the coalition wins government,

The price of the AUKUS submarine program is rising while the chances of subs being delivered is going down. Rex

A judge will decide whether supermarket giant Coles deliberately misled customers with its “Down Down” price campaign in a landmark

Indonesian prosecutors have sought an 18-year prison sentence for a co-founder of ride-hailing and payments giant Gojek over his alleged

The $60,000 Stella Prize has gone to a graphic novel for the first time, with Lee Lai taking out the