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Asian share markets rebounded on Friday as a turnaround in tech lifted Wall Street, ‍leaving investors counting down to a […]

Big corporations would get an income tax cut but could still end up paying more under a revised plan that

Australians and people the world over have opened their hearts and wallets to support those killed and injured in the

A thriving economy, robust commodity prices and a growing population have helped Australia’s richest state maintain its enviable financial position.

A Jewish woman wearing a Keffiyeh as well as the Star of Israel was escorted off Bondi Beach by police.

Australia’s net migrant intake has continued to fall from its post-COVID record as the migration debate turns from numbers to

Ever since the aftermath of Port Arthur, Australia has been hailed as the world’s gold standard of gun control. But

In the aftermath of the Bondi massacre, Australian governments are moving fast. Too fast, and in the wrong direction. Before

At least 10 mistakes were made by Optus and contractor Nokia during an outage that caused hundreds of triple-zero calls

The head of Australia’s largest oil and gas company has suddenly resigned after years of being targeted by climate activists.

Australia’s fifth-largest retail bank has been pinged by regulators after a review found it had deficient safeguards against money laundering.

New Zealand growth has roared back to life with a 1.1 per cent result last quarter, but remains a smaller

Israel has signed a gas export deal with Egypt worth 112 billion shekels ($A53 billion), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced

Documents seen by MWM indicate that the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is investigating the University of Wollongong. Stephanie

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has filed a legal complaint against the Nobel Foundation, seeking to halt payments to Nobel Peace

In a seismic shift for one of television’s marquee events, the Academy Awards will depart US broadcaster ABC and begin

Australians are being urged to engage more closely with their super, because small tweaks made early in life can grow

There are two ways to fix Australia’s inflation problem, a leading economist for a top bank says. One, HSBC chief

Warner Bros Discovery’s board has rejected Paramount Skydance’s hostile bid, saying it failed to provide adequate financing assurances. In a

British consumer price inflation unexpectedly fell to 3.2 per cent in November from 3.6 per cent the month before, a

Australia’s roaring tobacco black market has blown more holes in the federal budget but Treasurer Jim Chalmers continues to stare

In the aftermath of the Bondi attack, facts were still emerging while parts of the media rushed ahead with speculation,

The hacking group “ShinyHunters” says it has stolen data belonging to premium customers of the leading sex ​website Pornhub and

The owner of luxury wine brand Penfolds says its key US and China markets continue to face major challenges and

Science research will receive more than $200 million in funding after the organisation previously announced hundreds of jobs were set

Warner Bros Discovery’s board could soon announce a decision on Paramount Skydance’s $US108.4 billion ($A163.3 billion) takeover bid, with the

Counter-terrorism investigators are poring over swathes of seized material as they try to uncover how father-and-son shooters committed an atrocity

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will unveil a $5.4 billion improvement in the federal budget this financial year, even as the deficit

“Bondi deserves better … Australia deserves better”. David Tyler examines ASIO’s security failure in Australia’s deadliest terror attack. While none

In an unusual move, two former independent parliamentarians are taking on the Government’s new electoral reform laws in court, challenging

Economists have urged Treasurer Jim Chalmers to show greater spending restraint to take some heat out of the economy and

One of the Australia’s corporate titans has decried the outbreaks of racism, anti-Semitism and violence eroding the nation’s multicultural harmony.

Ford will take a $US19.5 billion ($A29.3 billion) writedown and is killing several electric-vehicle models, in the most dramatic example

Elon Musk has become the first person to reach an estimated net worth of more than $US600 billion ($A902 billion),

New Zealand is on track to record its worst deficit this decade, and go the whole 2020s without posting a

More than 100,000 customers of a popular meal-kit delivery provider were allegedly misled and caught in so-called “subscription traps”. The