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SA Premier Peter Malinauskus has launched a legal attack that could erode Federal Government transparency and accountability. Rex Patrick on […]

Activists opposing fracking due to water contamination concerns have suffered a bruising defeat after their lawsuit challenging federal environmental laws

Asian shares have eased from record highs as hefty price hikes from Apple showed the downside of the boom in

The treasurer has hit back at attacks to budget tax changes from a former Reserve Bank governor after the contentious

Paul Dempsey is among the big-name Australian musicians finding their original songs in datasets used to train artificial intelligence. A

Local businesses stocking up on sought-after items like cleaning supplies and technology appear to be flocking to a procurement website

Performance issues in Defence have been found to be more widespread than expected with “congested” decision making, as Labor undertakes

Broadcaster Karl Stefanovic might have made his final appearance at Nine, and experts say an exit will allow him to

A politician who investigated sexual harassment and abuse in Australia’s mining camps is demanding answers over fresh allegations against a

The US Supreme Court has reined in thousands of lawsuits pursued in state courts accusing Bayer of failing to warn

Apple has raised iPad and MacBook prices, saying it can no longer shield customers from soaring memory and storage chip

Community Strong Australia might not be the strongest name, and its logo less than transfixing, but Michael Pascoe reckons CSA

Barnaby Joyce stole my beer. More importantly, Pauline Hanson is trying to steal the Australian soul with her moronculturalism. Monte

Controversial tax changes will further deplete social cohesion, the coalition claims, as the measures pass parliament. The Greens struck a

The devastating UN report into the deliberate targeting and murder of Palestinian children by Israel is not very newsworthy apparently.

Australia’s mining industry again stands accused of having a toxic and misogynistic culture as another giant company becomes embroiled in

The Australian bourse has slipped, with a sell-off in precious metals, oil and other commodities dragging down resource companies as

A major mineral sands mine will be shuttered within a week and shed more than 100 jobs after suffering costs

A woman with links to Islamic State who was banned from entering Australia over potential national security risks will now

Elon Musk has lost his trillionaire status less than a fortnight since reaching the milestone, as swings in the share

Two teal independent MPs have joined forces to create a new centrist party to counter what they say are political

Australian household battery uptake has exceeded expectations and the storage explosion is already changing the economics of the transition for

Nearly half of all Australians won’t make extra contributions to top up their superannuation accounts this financial year, despite significant

A new capital city is emerging as the most expensive place in the country for units as Sydney’s strongly held

Changes are being considered for Australia’s terrorism threat level system, as the nation’s spy chief warns it wasn’t designed for

Jobs figures could be crucial to determining the next interest rate move following a worrying inflation report for the Reserve

TV presenter Karl Stefanovic will leave Nine and is negotiating the terms of his exit after his podcast interview with

Australians living overseas masterminded firebombings of a Jewish deli in Sydney and a synagogue in Melbourne, Australia’s spy chief has

After much pressure from the public and the Senate, the Remuneration Tribunal initiated a review of senior bureaucrats’ salaries. They

Australian imports of poultry and eggs have been halted by one Pacific trading partner after the first mainland cases of

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsements loomed large over three congressional primaries as he used his popularity to help replace

Australia’s biggest specialist baby goods retailer won’t deliver on its earnings forecasts after weak sales of prams and car safety

Car buyers risk being exposed to financial harm when they sign up for loans offered by brokers and dealers, the

Australia’s share market is inching higher as investors approved a cooling May inflation figure, despite an uptick in the central

Karl Stefanovic’s now-deleted podcast interview with a British far-right activist has landed the host in hot water with employer Nine,

Rio Tinto expects its lithium business to grow faster than its copper, iron ore and other divisions as it works