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Hungarians are casting ballots in what is widely seen as Europe’s most consequential election this year, setting a record turnout […]

President Donald Trump says the US Navy will immediately start blockading the Strait of Hormuz, raising the stakes after marathon

Australia’s richest state is considering creating its own fuel reserve for use during future energy emergencies – and it wouldn’t

Economists will turn their attention to Australian jobs figures this week but the focus will still largely remain on developments

Tourism operators ravaged by one of Australia’s most remarkable cyclones will receive grants to help rebuild. Businesses across northwest Western

Penny Wong ‘deeply concerned’ again. PVO rails against ‘the elites’. Who are these mysterious elites? Plus hate speech fury erupts

Czech and Slovak leaders backed Prime Minister Viktor Orban on the eve ‌of Hungary’s parliamentary election, saying he was the

More than 170 service stations are still without diesel as Australia braces for ongoing uncertainty and lasting economic pain from

Peruvians are heading to the polls to elect a new president and Congress, but illegal mining — a major driver

International Criminal Court correspondence shows prosecutor dropped the war crime probe into Australia’s generals while under investigation for sexual abuse.

The United States and Iran are to hold negotiations in the Pakistani capital Islamabad to end their six-week-old war although

Greedy fuel companies are taking advantage of war, while politicians tell us how they’ll deal with the greedy fuel companies,

BHP has won orders in the Federal Court to keep coal miner Simon Turner’s evidence suppressed. Coal miner to appeal.

Ups and downs are a part of life and especially when it comes to your superannuation pool. The past month

A stalled Australian rare-earth mining project in Greenland has been dealt a fresh blow, with authorities flagging its exploration licence

Exactly how the government will curb its spending for the rapidly growing National Disability Insurance Scheme remains up for debate

Motorists are being reassured Australia will not be cut off from its biggest fuel supplier, even if conflict in the

US consumer prices increased by the most in nearly four years in March as the war with Iran boosted oil

The ban on card surcharges comes into effect later this year, hailed a great relief for consumers, but small business

Australians are taking expired medication, skipping doses or opting to delay or not fill a prescription as the cost of

Wealth management giant AMP has defended a post-earnings share price tumble, instead asking investors to look to its future. Asked

Tropical cyclone Maila has weakened again before a likely approach to Queensland, while Papua New Guinea is next in the

One of Australia’s largest iron ore producers is accelerating plans to phase out fossil fuels, as geopolitical tensions continue to

Asian stocks have ticked up but ‌early gains were capped as traders questioned the durability of the US-Iran ceasefire and

Australia could deploy a warship to keep the Strait of Hormuz open for oil trade if it was asked, the

Australia’s fuel supply has been guaranteed until almost June as the prime minister flies to Singapore for high-stakes talks to

Since the start of the pandemic, a growing trend has been reshaping Australia’s housing landscape. Traditionally cheaper than Sydney and

Ireland’s army has been called in to remove heavy vehicles blocking fuel depots as part of a continuing protest across

The Iran ceasefire is failing to hold as Israel continues to attack Lebanon and the Australian Government continues to ignore

University of Sydney’s Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott appointed a special advisor for the antisemitism training program, but forgot to tell anyone

Disgraced former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann has run out of options to appeal a ruinous defamation loss, including a judge’s

Workers could walk off the job at an oil and gas giant’s offshore LNG plant, as a union pursues “unrealistic

Asian share markets were in a more sober ‌mood on Thursday as cracks quickly began to appear in the fragile

Australia has called on Israel to end its attacks on Lebanon after a ceasefire deal was struck with Iran, warning

Australian businesses are losing more than $150 million a year to scammers, with some embedding themselves in sensitive company email

Protesters calling for further government help to lower the cost of fuel have clogged up busy thoroughfares and motorways ‌with