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Ted ‌Turner, the ‌founder ‌of the CNN ⁠network, ​has ⁠died ‌at ​the ​age of ‌87, ​the broadcaster says. The United […]

We warned about this China deal done by Tony Abbott. Australia’s free trade deal with China was sold as a

The Bondi Royal Commission started its public hearings this week, and the mainstream media is lapping up the antisemitism narrative

Australia and its allies may have to embrace market intervention to combat decades of inaction that let China gain a

Apple has agreed to a $US250 million ($A348 million) settlement in a lawsuit accusing the tech giant of misleading iPhone

More Australian miners would be reducing diesel dependency and the budget would be in better shape to support households if

Romania’s pro-European coalition has collapsed after lawmakers voted against Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, less than a year after he was

The Chinese owner of Darwin Port suing the Australian government shows why ‘free trade’ deals must not include investor rights

Donald Trump has paused the US effort to guide stranded vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz to finalise an

A cohort of Islamic State-linked families have confirmed plans to return to Australia, the home affairs minister says. In a

The prime minister will meet with state and territory leaders at a national cabinet meeting on the fuel crisis, as

A luxury cruise ship that has been hit by an outbreak of the deadly hantavirus ‌is preparing to travel from

According to SIPRI, global military expenditure reached $2,718B in 2024, a 9.4% annual increase and the steepest year-on-year rise since at

Spies will scour gaming platforms and social media for extremist content in a bid to clamp down on terrorist activity

Australian consumers are showing resilience in the face of rising interest rates, fuel prices and other costs, according to credit

A major freight route designed to connect Australia’s east coast will be left half-finished after nearly tripling in cost over

Treasurer Jim Chalmers must follow through on his promises of a disciplined budget or risk forcing the Reserve Bank to

Jewish Australians should not be held accountable for the actions of the Israeli government, despite most holding a strong attachment

Tackling cost of living over driving down state debt has baffled the business sector and raised the eyebrows of a

As widely expected, the Reserve Bank raised its interest rate by another 0.25% points today, just in time for Jim

The crisis in the Middle East fanned the flames of already buoyant inflation in Australia and could lead to more

A blast at a fireworks factory ‌in China’s Hunan province has killed 21 people and injured 61 others, prompting President

Oil prices have surged and Australian equities are again under pressure after a US plan to reopen the Hormuz Strait

Clover Moore capitulates to Murdoch media and Minns, cancels today’s Sydney debate on ‘Globalise the Intifada’. Andrew Brown writes on

The head of the International Monetary Fund warns inflation is already picking up and the global economy could face a

The customers of a big four bank are feeling less financial stress, but aren’t out of the woods yet, as

The Greens have dealt a savage blow to Labor in a forthcoming state by-election, refusing to preference their traditional allies

Scant progress has been recorded on global methane goals that Australia has signed up to, as the global energy agency

Japan’s prime minister will leave Canberra having secured new deals spanning defence, critical minerals and energy supplies during talks with

A tax break for electric vehicles the government’s economic advisory body has slammed as costly and inefficient will be retained

German gummy bear maker Haribo says it achieved a record sales volume last year, driven in part by new product

Mortgage holders are set to be hundreds of dollars worse off per month than they were at the start of

The first episode reconstructs the murder of Cabramatta MP John Newman and the volatile environment in which it occurred. Set

A state treasurer has been urged to throw out the usual pre-election budget playbook as health costs and debt mount.

The Women Deliver conference in Melbourne exposed the global decline in humanitarian aid amid escalating conflict. Aleta Moriarty was there.

Australians are missing out on almost $5 billion in superannuation entitlements every year, with one in four workers affected nationwide.