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The Royal Commission into anti-Semitism has a problem: it is not credible. The evidence is not being tested. Instead, it […]

Senior Liberals have rejected a frontbencher’s call for the party to rebrand in the face of rising support for One

Plucking minerals from the ocean floor risks disturbed radioactive material entering the marine food chain, an anti-deep sea mining group

A regional airline has been found to have misled the stock market when it claimed it would deliver a strong

The Australian regulator of health practitioners has been hijacked by a lobby group agitating on behalf of a foreign country

The local share market is treading water after the gold price dropped to a fresh eight-month low and traders digested

Asian stocks have wobbled towards the end of a sparkling quarter, while a resurgent dollar has pushed the yen to

Holidaymakers are being urged to fill up their cars now in order to cash in on cheaper petrol before the

When Josh Burns was awoken in the dead of night and told his workplace had been violently attacked, his first

The ‌US House of Representatives has passed legislation requiring online platforms to provide some safeguards for children, ‌setting up a

Customers of Amazon’s streaming service Prime were left with no choice but to pay more if they wanted to avoid

The US Supreme Court has refused to let Donald Trump fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook as it stood firm

The operator of hundreds of KFC restaurants in Australia has booked record revenue despite cost-of-living pressures, as new products like

Younger Australians with smaller superannuation balances are being warned to be careful if they are thinking about switching to a

It will soon be harder for money launderers to use their ill-gotten gains to buy homes amid a raft of

Comcast plans to split itself into two separate publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky.  The US company

British American Tobacco plans to cut about ‌20 per cent of its workforce as it pursues an AI-driven overhaul to

Former SBS journalist Mary Kostakidis was back in court on Monday, defending herself against racial discrimination claims by the Zionist

As mainstream media craters, a tsunami of mis-and-dis-information swamps social media, and governments hammer free speech, we examine the future

Australia and Vanuatu have signed a watered-down security deal amid a battle with China for influence in the Indo-Pacific. Prime

University students cramming for exams and furiously typing assignments are burdened by financial worries that are holding them back. A

Australians setting up for retirement by investing in products on superannuation platforms are still at risk of exposure to dodgy

A pair of polls has confirmed a post-Press Club headache for Pauline Hanson and One Nation, showing a slide in

A survivor of the Bondi attacks, who became the centre of online conspiracy theories, and a member of one of

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has promised to fix laws imposing a so-called “widow’s tax” on investment properties, without providing details on

Home price data will show how curbs to investor tax breaks and interest rate rises continue to impact the property

Big tech companies have been accused of failing to enforce Australia’s social media ban for children as the federal government

Pauline Hanson kicks off the monoculture wars, power companies whack loyal customers with another July 1 bill shock, and Rupert’s

Billions of dollars are spent on capital items such as assistive technology, home renovations and vehicle upgrades for NDIS clients,

Karl Stefanovic has left Nine and gone to Youtube. It’s a landmark moment in Australian media — but the question

The University of Melbourne has cancelled a prestigious lecture by eminent Australian cardiologist Professor Peter McDonald after Zionist pressure. Wendy

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to welcome his counterpart from Vanuatu to Canberra.  Jotham Napat’s visit next week will

A major consulting firm still has a million-dollar contract to train public servants on ethics, despite senior figures being accused

There is a crisis within the crisis, named in Royal Commissions and Coroners’ reports for decades. Successive governments have ignored

The Australian share market has finished higher for the day as gold rebounded after hitting an eight-month low, but local

Three more AI “nudifying” platforms have been taken down in Australia as the federal government flags plans to strengthen its