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Pro-Palestine protesters have dropped plans to march across Brisbane’s Story Bridge after a court ruled it posed a threat to […]

Jewish groups have accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of endangering the community as a diplomatic stoush between Australia and

Sightings of Peter Dutton have been rare since a crushing federal election loss. But the former opposition leader stole the

A popular Australian sunscreen brand has withdrawn one of its products after tests revealed it failed to provide consistent protection.

Shoddy childcare centres have been put on a short leash as the roll out of security cameras and a national

Stocks in Asia edged higher in a shaky start on Friday as anxious traders awaited a speech from Federal Reserve

The potential location of a nuclear submarine base remains shrouded in secrecy as FOI requests are invariably denied, except when

More unhappy chapters are being added to the sorry saga that is ASIC, arriving late, avoiding the hard targets, bayonetting

US federal auto safety regulators are investigating why Tesla has repeatedly broken rules requiring it to quickly tell them about

The architect behind the Liberal National Party is set to walk away. The curtain will be drawn on Lawrence Springborg’s

Chinese government officials have shown off what they say will be the world’s largest solar farm. It’s on a Tibetan

The diplomatic stoush between Australia and Israel has cranked up another gear, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu using a television

Police are vowing to arrest or charge pro-Palestine protesters if they unlawfully block traffic on a major city bridge after

The European Union will strive to ensure lower US tariffs apply to its car exports retroactively, EU trade chief Maros

A levy for driving on Australian roads and faster home-building approvals could soon be introduced after the government’s economic roundtable,

Freedom of Information legislation meets 1688 Bill of Rights in Supreme Court battle over access to information. Rex Patrick reports.

A magistrate has ruled a pro-Palestine march should not take place on a major bridge over fears it will pose

Journalist Lisa Wilkinson and Network Ten were trying to fabricate a “whodunnit” and boost ratings by not identifying Bruce Lehrmann

Benjamin Netanyahu has doubled down on criticism of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, despite calls from Jewish leaders to ease up

A state has vowed to go it alone on trialling CCTV in childcare centres if the federal government cannot quickly

Safety fears have been raised in a bid to block a pro-Palestine protest on a major bridge, with police warning

Advocates want certainty on supports provided to children with autism under a major overhaul of the NDIS, as the minister

The US dollar has hovered below a one-week high and Asian stock markets were broadly mixed as investors braced for

The judge who found Bruce Lehrmann likely raped his then-colleague Brittany Higgins was “distracted” by allegations of a parliamentary cover-up,

Police divers are searching for a father and son missing after their car crashed into a tree and ended up

Worker-led protests at Microsoft headquarters have resulted in 18 arrests as the tech company promises an “urgent” review of the

The typical country house has a big backyard, lots of room for a family, a manicured green lawn, a garden

Australia is tracking comfortably towards meeting its electricity needs as coal plants retire, provided new solar, wind, storage and  transmission

Bruce Lehrmann told a number of lies during his defamation trial against a national broadcaster because he was trying not

An overhaul of how Australians could be taxed will be put in the spotlight as a productivity roundtable draws to

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has proposed an economic zone connecting the Indian Ocean to Africa as his country seeks

Higher food and airfare prices pushed UK inflation above expectations in July, official figures show, which has tempered market expectations

Global volatility reflected in the mood of the nation is giving the federal government the necessary social licence to push

The need to simplify the regulation of housing and environmental approvals has received widespread support at a major economic reform

Childcare workers will no longer be able to retain their clearance when authorities move to cancel it after a snap

Children with autism who rely on the NDIS for support will be diverted to a new program, touted by disability