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It happens every day somewhere in the world; the killing of innocents by war mongers, mass murderers or terrorists. When

Asian shares advanced on Wednesday, capping a year of brisk artificial intelligence-driven gains, while commodities such ​as gold and silver

The Minns government is refusing to respond to questions on Mossad-linked security armed on Sydney streets as Premier rushes through

Australians will splash $1.6 billion on Boxing Day sales alone, as budget-conscious shoppers gravitate towards a bargain despite growing cost-of-living

New cars are safer than ever but Australia is on track for a devastating road toll, making 2025 the deadliest

Australians are looking for reassurance from political leaders after the Bondi massacre and not partisan point-scoring, a leading pollster says.

The US economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, driven by robust consumer spending, but momentum appears to

How to make ‘Iran like Gaza’ and describing the genocide in Palestine as a weapons testing laboratory. Michael West and

Exclusive footage from inside an Israeli global defence tech conference reveals how war is being openly sold as a growth

Australia’s share market has surged to six-week highs, buoyed by Santa rally hopes and Reserve Bank minutes that were less

By the end of January Australians should have a clearer picture of whether they can expect interest rate hikes next

Families of politicians could be downgraded to economy class flights and stopped from claiming taxpayer-funded trips to major sporting events.

US President Trump has announced plans for a ‍new “Trump class” of battleships, marking the start of an expanded naval

US regulators have given the green light to a pill version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy, the first daily

Vince Zampella, one of the creators behind such best-selling video games as Call of Duty, has died. He was 55.

Compare Robodebt victims’ compo to the quantum of Scott Morrison’s publicly funded legal fees. It’s shameful, reports Rex Patrick. He

Mercedes-Benz USA and parent company Daimler AG have agreed to pay almost $US150 million ($A225 million) to settle allegations that

The opposition leader has been condemned for a “disgusting” personal attack on a senior government figure, who she claimed had

Australian energy customers will get first dibs on gas produced locally in move celebrated by a manufacturing sector squeezed by

The Bondi gunmen allegedly threw several shrapnel-filled bombs into a Jewish crowd celebrating Hanukkah in a failed attempt to claim

Chris Minns’ protest ban has the premise that preventing the murder of Jews in Sydney means consenting to the murder

Shareholders have overwhelmingly thrown their support behind a deal to create an Australian media giant spanning television, radio, print and

Asian share markets have climbed tracking tech-driven gains on Wall ‍Street, while the yen wallowed at all-time lows against the

Australia’s big exporters will be forced to put aside up to a quarter of their gas for the local market

Revelations that the Bondi gunman bought 3 shotguns from the same NSW gun store on one day are likely to

The opposition has put forward its plans for a broad royal commission to investigate anti-Semitism in the lead-up to the

Power has been restored to the bulk of the 130,000 homes and businesses in San Francisco affected by a massive

Federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies will be probed for their ability to keep Australians safe after the Bondi massacre.

The awful events at Bondi Beach have taken travel rorts off the front page but documents show Defence Minister Richard

IDF security guards to roam the streets of Sydney? Criticism of Israel to be outlawed? Protests banned, media and universities

Tesla has unveiled its humanoid robot, named Optimus, to the public in Berlin. The machine handed out popcorn at the

Jewish leaders want the prosecution of hate speech and incitement to be prioritised as authorities vow to crack down on

More and more, real estate agent Wendy Wade is selling Tasmanian homes to interstate buyers fed up with climate extremes. 

A forecast multibillion-dollar uptick in Christmas and holiday spending is being taken as a sign Australians are finally getting beyond

Comic and best-selling British children’s author David Walliams has been dropped by HarperCollins UK after ‍a newspaper reported the publisher