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School students are growing up surrounded by prison-like security and in fear of being subjected to abuse or violence, an […]

US video game retailer GameStop has proposed to buy eBay for about $US56 billion ($A78 billion) in a cash-and-stock deal,

Helen Clark at the Women Deliver conference in Melbourne, where 6,000 people from 189 countries gathered to confront the global

The race is on to extract more value from retired solar equipment to improve recycling economics and prevent tens of

One of Australia’s biggest alcohol sellers is trying to ring-fence its business and cushion customers as the Middle East conflict

Australia’s share market has started the week slightly lower, after a big four bank and a drinks giant missed earnings

Australia wants Iran to cut a deal with the US to ease stress on global energy markets as a result

Geopolitical tensions driven by the Middle East crisis and high fuel prices have created a volatile macroeconomic environment, Australia’s biggest

Amid global trepidation in the football fraternity over the troubles in the USA, hosts for the 2026 World Cup, there

Japan’s “Iron Lady”, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, has arrived in Australia for her first visit as leader as the two

Labor will tout its most restrained budget yet as sweeping changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme allow it to

Israel has given final approval for a plan to purchase two new combat squadrons ‌of F-35 and F-15IA advanced fighter

A man faces the possibility of life behind bars over the alleged murder of a five-year-old girl as the outback

A repeat of the Reserve Bank board’s split decision to raise interest rates in March could be on the cards

Any decision to extend the halving of the fuel tax will come after the upcoming federal budget as Labor leaves

A man has been charged with sexually assaulting and murdering a five-year-old girl after she vanished from her outback home.

Worms and wine may not sound like a winning combination but together they are showcasing local, resilient agriculture supply chains

The re-investigation of the “Robodebt Six” ended in a whimper, and in the process, the NACC failed in its mission.

Pauline gets a plane from Gina, Albo caves to the gas cartel, Snowy Hydro blows out to absurd new heights,

The United Arab Emirates has announced the full reopening of its airspace after weeks of restrictions imposed during the US-Israeli

An Australian member of a Gaza aid flotilla has described how fellow activists were shot with rubber bullets, hit with

Australian activist Zack Schofield recounts the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla, seized on the high seas roughly 600 nautical

More than thirty years after the murder of NSW politician John Newman, questions remain over the guilt of the man

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has pledged to make spending restraint a key feature of the federal budget as the government flags

An outback town is exhausted and heartbroken after a young girl’s death and a chaotic night triggered an accused murderer’s

A spate of fire bombings could be just the beginning as concerns mount the tax system is driving a burgeoning

Hundreds of weekday train services in one of Australia’s biggest cities will be slashed from next week as a result

Australian planning authorities should withhold development approvals for data centres until they can guarantee the artificial intelligence models they host

An Australian-American medical giant leading the world in products to treat sleep apnoea is branching out into another major sleep

More than 1000 jobs and operations at two smelters are under a cloud as governments and an international company butt

Leaders want to avoid “naive promises” for a sprawling city as the federal government kicks in millions to untangle urban

“This report was designed to produce conclusions rather than find them.” A response to the interim findings of the Royal

The Albanese Government claims the Freedom of Information system is costing too much, but it’s the secrecy that is costing

Australian shares are rebounding from an eight-session losing streak, but remain under pressure as the Middle East fuel crisis drags

Asian share markets have rebounded in relief as oil prices came off the boil and upbeat company earnings pulled investors

A producer who thought a rising star was “fudging” her story and walking back a complaint of sexual harassment to