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Star Entertainment Group says it lost $471.5 million last financial year and its soft trading conditions continued in July. The […]

The Zionist movement is unable to handle criticism, naming anyone who criticises their efforts at narrative control antisemitic. Wendy Bacon

Australia’s leaders are hitting out at planned anti-immigration rallies across the country as non-white ethnic groups fear being targeted. March

Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook has filed a lawsuit claiming US President Donald Trump has no power to remove her

Iran’s ambassador insists he loves Australia, despite his imminent expulsion from the country, as the prime minister defends his security

Dangerous terrain and bad weather is impeding the search for a fugitive accused of killing two police officers as tributes

The woman tasked with fixing Australia’s most expensive housing market admits her government failed in its handling of a record-breaking

Police have warned anyone caught harbouring a fugitive accused of shooting dead two officers will face serious consequences as the

Hundreds of “nuisance” tariffs on imports including tyres, televisions and wine glasses will be slashed in a move that will

Qantas shares have taken flight after Australia’s largest airline delivered one of its biggest profits, raised its dividend and splashed

Australia’s biggest airline has posted a strong full-year result and ordered another 20 mid-range aircraft. Qantas posted a bottom line

An extra 22,000 apprentices should have been on the tools last year to meet the workforce needs of the renewables

Rising fears among most Australians of spiralling crime rates do not match reality and politicians are often to blame for

A surprise jump in inflation has dimmed the prospects of a back-to-back Reserve Bank rate cut, but it’s too early

Whistleblower Richard Boyle is set to learn his fate after exposing unethical debt-collection practices at the Australian Taxation Office. Judge

US President Donald Trump’s doubling of tariffs on goods from India to as much as 50 per cent has taken

A shock jump in inflation has wrong-footed economists while diminishing hopes of more Reserve Bank interest rate cuts. The monthly

A fight to divide the spoils of a $90 million fine could make former Qantas staffers $22,000 richer if the

Australia was left with “no choice” but to take action over revelations the Iranian regime had directed two anti-Semitic attacks

Woolworths has badly disappointed investors, just a day after its biggest rival delighted them. Woolworths shares were on track for

Flight Centre isn’t expecting a quick rebound after having to twice downgrade its earnings forecasts in the past few months,

The Government yesterday moved to declare Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organisation, but they were warned much earlier,

Woolworths has cut its dividend after posting a big decline in full-year profit. The supermarket group delivered a $1.39 billion

The US Department of Commerce has issued affirmative determinations of anti-dumping and countervailing duties against 10 countries after investigations into

A United Nations agency responsible for the postal sector says 25 of its member states have suspended goods consignments to

Fear and terror are gripping the Jewish Australian community over intelligence showing the Iranian government directed two anti-Semitic attacks in

Fresh figures are expected to show inflation remains encouragingly below the Reserve Bank of Australia’s target rate. The consumer price

Big Tech companies are engaging in intellectual property theft on a grand scale, spending squillions on AI. How can artists

Banishment of the Iranian ambassador from Australia over the country’s links to anti-Semitic firebombings in Melbourne and Sydney has been

Jobs data, not inflation, will determine how fast and how far the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates, a snapshot

A coalition quarrel over emissions reduction has been labelled a “collegiate discussion” by the opposition leader, while the party’s climate

A decision by Australia’s postal service to halt services to the United States could cost small to medium businesses hundreds

Australia’s postal service will stop sending many items to the United States until further notice, due to recent changes to

Australia’s postal service will stop sending many items to the United States until further notice, due to recent changes to

France’s minority government looks increasingly likely to be ousted next month after three main opposition parties indicated they would not

Australians’ embrace of rooftop solar and batteries is saving households but the energy regulator warns better co-ordination with the grid