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Why are your energy bills so bloody high? Is it renewables, as the Coalition and fossil media claim? No. In […]

The much heralded and little understood social media ban for kids comes into effect on Wednesday, but will it solve

A former senator’s act of kindness towards Brittany Higgins might have backfired, with a bankruptcy case aimed at discovering where

Energy bill relief will come to an end for Australian households, after the federal government made the “difficult decision” not

Australia’s central bank would be justified in taking a no-change stance when it reveals its final interest rate decision for

Maverick MP Barnaby Joyce will join Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party. After weeks of speculation, the New England MP and

A string of people have been charged for allegedly displaying Nazi symbols and possessing extremist material in a crackdown on

Pressure is mounting on cabinet minister Anika Wells following revelations she charged taxpayers to fly her husband to the cricket

The outcome of the RBA’s final board meeting for the year on Tuesday is being taken for granted – nothing

Students are learning about ocean acidification with no mention of fossil fuels and researching carbon capture technologies through museum classroom

Storms and damaging winds will keep fire danger high across parts of Australia with authorities calling for vigilance after a

Anthony Albanese has already branded Australia’s world-first teen social media ban a success while admitting its rollout “won’t be perfect”.

Mortgage holders aren’t expected to get an early Christmas present from the Reserve Bank, with a cut to interest rates

A senior federal minister is defending her taxpayer-funded trips as being within government guidelines, as new details emerge about other

We look to the rollicking Senate Estimates for our prestigious Scam of the Week. Who will it be, the world’s

Earlier this week Defence Minister Richard Marles announced a big reform in Defence Procurement. Except it wasn’t a big reform,

Fire crews are concerned a wind change, lightning strikes and thunderstorms will add further challenges after a devastating day of

Hollywood actor Sydney Sweeney has spoken out following the backlash to an American Eagle jeans advert she starred in and

We wish newlyweds Jodie Haydon and Anthony Albanese all the best. Long may their union last. But how long should

Shoppers are being warned not to abuse retail workers during the holiday rush as details of shocking abuse are revealed.

Dangerous fire conditions are set to continue across parts of eastern Australia as forecast dry lightning risks new blazes. Severe

Concerns are mounting tech giants will wrongly identify kids as adults when age verification checks begin to rollout on social

Netflix has agreed to buy Warner Bros Discovery’s TV, film studios and streaming division, a deal that would hand control

Elon Musk’s social media company X has been fined 120 million euros ($A211 million) by EU tech regulators for breaching

A hotel hosting tourists visiting one of Australia’s most iconic landmarks will change hands to a US private equity-owned tourism

Amid the row over the accuracy of a translation, the Governor-General weighs in on the importance of transparency. Janet Pelly

One of the biggest property developers in NSW is suing Nine over news reports the company and its boss had

More than a dozen homes and shacks have been damaged by an out-of-control fire, with authorities warning it’s not safe

Japan’s Nikkei skidded on Friday, wiping out this week’s gains amid an otherwise subdued Asian session, after weaker-than-expected spending data

Shares in the parent company of Smiggle and Peter Alexander fell to a year-and-a-half low after a disappointing earnings outlook,

Australia is working through the details of the Pentagon’s review of AUKUS which has given the nuclear submarine pact the

NACC boss Paul Brereton has a disturbing history of giving misleading information. How much more evidence of poor behaviour is

Search engines will be required to blur pornography and high-impact violence as tech giants prepare to comply with Australia’s social

An ambitious $700 million project to build Australia’s first indoor ski resort is getting ready to hit the slopes after

IKEA has opened its first store in New Zealand, entering its 64th market and marking the furniture retailer’s most distant

A total of 156 people were arrested during the Rising Tide protests, which closed the world’s biggest coal port at