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Nationals Leader Matt Canavan says he’s happy to cop regional voters’ concerns “on the chin” as One Nation appears likely […]

An opposition’s plan to stop hiring bureaucrats for a decade has drawn battle lines ahead of a high-stakes state election.

Renewed conflict in the Persian Gulf is weighing on Australia’s share market in the final session of the week, rattling

Australian universities and schools have been placed on high alert after a software program went offline following a cybersecurity attack.

Australian taxpayers will spend billions more to help fund Victoria’s mega Suburban Rail Loop project, days after the federal government

Former foreign minister Julie Bishop has resigned as chancellor of one of the nation’s most prestigious universities, effective immediately. Previously

Investment giant Macquarie Group has posted its second-biggest annual profit, recording $4.8 billion, a 30 per cent jump from the

The newly revealed $40B blowout on Snowy 2.0 is shocking, but not surprising. Former senator Rex Patrick on management and

Coalition parties have conceded holding onto the seat of Farrer will be a tall order ahead of the crucial by-election.

An east coast gas reserve will help prevent shortfalls, a federal minister says, but uncertainty remains on how much the

Australia has been warned it could be in breach of international law after it was revealed the Future Fund has

Australia is on the cusp of a housing market downturn as interest rates and affordability woes sap buyer demand, new

“Unnecessarily inflationary” handouts in the cashed-up West Australian budget are likely to displease the Reserve Bank, according to a top

It’s the Archibald, so everyone has an opinion. Ahead of the winner’s announcement on Friday, 59 finalists have been on

Three Australian women with ties to Islamic State could face court as soon as Friday on slavery, crimes against humanity

Australian taxpayers will shell out billions of dollars more in the federal budget to help fund Victoria’s controversial Suburban Rail

The curtains are set to close on the fiery high-profile court battle between Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson and the star

The world’s smallest island nation is seeking to unshackle its power system from diesel after signing on to a landmark

Motorists and families will bank cash handouts in Western Australia courtesy of another bumper state budget surplus. The state Labor

Why’d the government have to go and make things so complicated? That’s the question one of Australia’s top economists says

Hollywood star Rebel Wilson claims a producer became obsessed with a rising star who allegedly accused her of sexual harassment

The Bondi Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion has begun hearing evidence, but serious questions are already emerging about

The radio station company involved in a high-profile legal battle with two of its former stars lost millions of dollars

A sacred waterhole used for thousands of years by Aboriginal ‌people in Western Australia has run dry for the first

Young members are abandoning private health insurance as lines are blurred between insurers and service providers, and who pays for

Saher Alghorra, a Palestinian photojournalist, has won the prestigious Pulitzer Prize for a series of photographs published in The New

The Australian share market is on track for a second straight session of gains, as oil prices eased on hopes

Gas exporters will be forced to divert one-fifth of their product into the domestic energy market in a bid to

A US judge has ruled the Justice ‌Department can keep 2020 election ballots seized during an FBI search in January,

The world’s biggest maker of commercial explosives has escaped supply issues impacting other companies due to the Middle East crisis,

As the Kimberley cruise boat fell into the hands of Hall Chadwick insolvency partner Richard Albarran, reporter Stephanie Tran discovers

Lenders are being warned they remain in the frame of Australia’s corporate watchdog as the nation heads into uncertain economic

Women and children linked to Islamic State have been warned they face big hurdles reintegrating into Australian society when they

Soft plastics recycling collection points are returning to Woolworths stores more than three years after the Australia-wide REDcycle supermarket scheme

Two-thirds of Australia’s largest companies are owning up to material climate risk but only a third have put a dollar

BHP cannot appeal against ‌a UK ruling that it ‌is liable for the ‌2015 collapse of a dam in southeastern