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A soldier has died and another injured after a parachuting training accident at an Australian Defence Force airfield. The Department […]

US President Donald Trump is set to sign executive orders to allow increased beef imports into the United States and

Bill Shorten has defended Anthony Albanese’s government as it prepares to break an election promise over negative gearing, arguing fairness

British Steel is set to return to public ownership as Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced new laws that he says

Parents are calling for more childcare options as the federal government signals a universal system is unlikely to be on

Defence Minister Richard Marles was not informed until after the US submarine with three Australian Navy personnel onboard sank an

Some Nationals MPs fear their seats may be at risk from an ascendant One Nation after the populist party’s thumping

The federal bottom line is forecast to be $44.9 billion better off over coming years, Treasurer Jim Chalmers will reveal

Thousands of young Australians will be offered a new payment to help access community housing as part of the federal

Michael West Media is being sued by BHP, The Big Australian, for our reporting on the case of injured coal

Nationals MPs have launched a bid to stop a multibillion-dollar rail project through regional communities from being cut in the

The local share market has slipped after the US rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal to end the Middle East war,

Australians returning from a cruise afflicted by a rare and deadly virus will be required to quarantine for at least

Pauline Hanson’s protest movement won its first ever lower house seat in the Farrer by-election on Saturday. Labor didn’t contest

Australia’s third-highest greenhouse gas-emitting state is not on track to achieve its net zero by 2050 target, according to economic

Labor says the Budget will do wonderful things for our housing crisis, but is it just about government spinning hard

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hopes to wean Israel off US military support within a decade as his country pushes

US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will discuss Iran, ‌Taiwan, artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons as they

Local councils are struggling to cope with a homelessness crisis that has spread well beyond inner-city streets. Two-thirds of Australian

The coalition could be reduced to a regional remnant and Labor seats will come under threat if One Nation builds

Labor will offer more money to states and territories as it tries to secure agreement over landmark environmental reforms, but

The upcoming budget is expected to changes to the private health insurance rebates for older people. Health insurance industry uproar

Two Islamic State-linked women arrested and charged with slavery offences hours after returning from a Syrian refugee camp are seeking

The federal budget will this week overshadow local data, with Jim Chalmers’ fifth fiscal blueprint key to future Reserve Bank

One Nation has warned it is coming for more seats as the coalition picks through the rubble of a historic

A person who jumped a fence and was on a runway at Denver International Airport was struck and killed by

The Brides are back, the ISIS brides are back in the headlines, and what a convenient distraction it is. This

Billions of the dollars will be allocated to the “boring but essential” infrastructure needed to build new homes in the

China’s export growth gathered pace in April as factories raced to meet a wave of orders from AI-related industries and

BHP, the $300 billion multinational colossus, is suing Michael West Media to muzzle media coverage of a wage theft case.

He’s known as the ‘grandfather’ of Inland Rail. But after almost 30 years fighting for a freight spine through the

Jewish Australians have described being harassed in schools, at work, on sports fields and university campuses and online. Many say

The Administrative Review Tribunal has rebuked the Government over the lead lining it’s wrapping around plans for AUKUS Nuclear Waste

Changes in the federal budget will counter political discontent fuelling the rise of right-wing populism, the treasurer says, as he

Racial narratives are spiralling out of control during a time of significant grief and remote communities are suffering, a federal

Miners in Myanmar have discovered a rare ruby of enormous size, considered to be the second-largest by weight ever found