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Israel’s ambassador, Hillel Newman, spoke at the National Press Club today, and walked into something he might not have expected: […]

The killing of United Nations peacekeepers in southern Lebanon has been condemned by Australia as the Israeli ambassador defends his

ABC management and staff representatives have reached a tentative agreement after a stand-off that resulted in the first major strike

A leading mattress and sofa ecommerce retailer has made a successful debut on the Australian Securities Exchange. Shares in The

The Australian share market has pared back earlier losses to coast higher at midday despite elevated oil prices and reinvigorated

The Australian share market has pared back earlier losses to coast higher at midday despite elevated oil prices and reinvigorated

Adelaide’s recent ‘Power of Activism’ festival welcomed a panel directly involved in prolonged struggles to free persecuted Australian truth tellers

Discounted pay rates for young adults working in sectors such as fast food, pharmacy and retail have been scrapped in

Surcharge fees on debit and credit card transactions will be ditched, despite strong opposition from businesses. The Reserve Bank’s review

Despite the avalanche of fossil propaganda, decarbonisation is happening, and the Iran War will only speed it up. Michael West

Five social media platforms are under investigation for potentially breaching Australia’s world-first social media age limit. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok

Australia’s universities and research institutions are at the forefront of robotics innovation, but the nation is still failing to translate

People who vape are at higher risk of cancer than those who do not, a landmark study has found, casting

Brent crude oil has risen three per cent and is on track for a record monthly rise ‌, while global

Salaries for our best-paid Federal public servants are set without reference to private sector salaries, comparable positions in State bureaucracies,

China’s popular DeepSeek artificial intelligence chatbot has suffered its longest outage ‌since the viral rise of its flagship R1 and

New Zealand is going shopping for an insurance quota of fuel as the government insists its stocks are in “good

Australia will look to expand its trade deal with India, as nations try to diversify relationships amid global uncertainty. Trade

World Trade Organization talks have ended in deadlock after Brazil blocked a bid by the US and ‌other countries to

The Egyptian government is seeking ways to conserve oil-powered electricity during the US-Israel war with Iran, with a curfew that

Russia’s Baltic Ust-Luga port, one of its largest petroleum ‌export hubs, has been damaged again by a Ukrainian drone attack

Gambling harm and animal welfare problems far outweigh the economic boons of greyhound racing, an independent analysis has found. As

Trade ministers are close to agreeing on a reform plan for the World Trade Organization as wrangling continues over ‌extending

What happened to Labor and Australia, the ‘Land of the Fair Go’? In the 4th of his Light on the

Minutes from the Reserve Bank’s March cash rate meeting should prove interesting reading. The 5-4 split by its monetary policy

As petrol prices bite, the Coalition turns a servo photo op into theatre while Australia backs another disastrous US led

Australians are again being urged to use common sense at the fuel pump as the government prepares special powers to

The US war on Iran has exposed Australia’s incompetent defence and procurement. Rex Patrick reports implications for AUKUS submarine program.

Georgia’s Fulton County has assailed the credibility of ‌the FBI’s investigation into the 2020 US election as it urged a

Twenty years ago, Sydney became the birth place of one of the world’s best-known viral environment campaigns. In 2007, public

Larissa Carnegie felt powerless as the social media profile she had tirelessly built was reduced to nothing more than an

Chinese car maker BYD says its annual sales have risen to a record high, outpacing Tesla’s, but its profit fell

Transport companies are seeking emergency financial payments and a cut to the heavy vehicle road user charge as part of

#auspol #freespeech – Concert pianist Jason Gillham is taking the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to court after his performance was cancelled

A powerful tropical cyclone in Western Australia has disrupted production at the ‌country’s two biggest liquefied natural gas plants run

Economists at Australia’s largest lender have issued a dire warning for consumers, forecasting inflation to scale new heights as hopes