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Right-wing parties have used an anti-immigration rally to stake out their credentials to disgruntled voters ahead of a tightly fought […]

BHP’s lawyers Minter Ellison have threatened coal miner Simon Turner with legal proceedings for ‘breach of confidence’ over an MWM

The initial impact of the Iran war on Australia’s economy is set to be laid out when pivotal inflation data

Associates of a prominent anti-immigration group were among those ejected from an Anzac Day dawn service after the cohort was

Spending cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme won’t be entirely driven by tens of thousands of people with disabilities

As the worst oil shock in history throttles economies worldwide, more than 50 countries are meeting to thrash out an

We are on the biggest heist and media/political snowjob in Australia today. Shell’s Australian boss fronted a parliamentary inquiry into

At the last election both sides of politics promised to return the Port of Darwin to Australian hands. FOI reveals

The High Court rules New Zealand’s sovereign wealth fund is making unlawful investments, flouting human rights – like Australia’s Future

Tens of thousands of Australians will gather at dawn services around the country to honour the service and sacrifice of

Towering over the Moroccan capital’s historical cityscape, a 55-storey skyscraper has opened in a move that underscores the country’s expanding

The Attorney General’s office used an opaque process to appoint law firm Gilbert+Tobin as lawyers assisting the Royal Commission into

Australia’s share market is on track for a fourth straight session of losses, as the ongoing Middle East conflict and

A producer at the crux of an alleged sexual harassment complaint will testify in Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson’s blockbuster defamation

Social media influencers have been put on notice by Australia’s financial services watchdog for potentially deceiving their viewers. The Australian

Employees at Porsche will not receive a bonus for the 2025 financial year because of the German luxury car maker’s

The prime minister has given the strongest indication yet his government will not impose a new tax on the nation’s

Disabled Australians could be left without the support they need if state governments are too slow to build new programs

A Warner-Paramount mega merger has received shareholders’ stamp of approval, propelling a deal that could vastly reshape Hollywood and the

Lululemon Athletica shares in the United States have tumbled to their lowest level since March 2020 as the struggling athletic

Ben Roberts-Smith was eyeing business opportunities overseas before his arrest, but his partner says the war veteran always intended to

Billionaire Gina Rinehart is likely to be forced to hand over years of financial records to two rival mining dynasties

Climate activists have repeatedly disrupted a gathering of shareholders of Australia’s biggest oil and gas company, with one breaching barricades

The NDIS reforms announced by Health Minister Mark Butler promise to address the scheme’s excesses, but will it fix a

Asian shares tracked Wall Street higher on Thursday, led by record highs in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, as investors

Ratings have slumped in The Kyle and Jackie O Show’s former slot as the star radio duo’s former employer seeks

The star of Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut will testify about how she described an experience she had with one of

A scheme allowing more first home buyers to enter the property market may be driving up house prices. A report

Tesla’s profit has risen in the first quarter of the year as its car sales rebounded from a sharp slump

Indigenous communities could ask the High Court to rule on the fundamental question of sovereignty, after the discovery of a

Seventeen Australian activists are set to join a flotilla attempting to break Israel’s siege and deliver food and medical aid

The overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme has a vulnerable disability sector feeling left behind. Disability activist Jarrod Sandell-Hay,

State and territory leaders will get an update on Australia’s fuel crisis as the prime minister leaves the door open

Credit rating agency Moody’s has downgraded New Zealand’s outlook to negative from stable, citing increased risks ‌to the country’s fiscal

British consumer price inflation rose to an annual rate of 3.3 per cent in March from 3.0 per cent in

The local share market has suffered its worst loss in more than a month on fears the Middle East conflict