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Former Foreign Minister and Liberal deputy leader Julie Bishop has come under fire for conflicts of interest in combining academia […]

Children with autism will be moved off the NDIS and into a new program after a surge in the number

Childcare workers should be able to have their clearances pulled based on unproven allegations, a snap review has found. The

Paul Weller is suing his former accountants after they stopped working with the British singer because they were offended by

Australia is set to join other international leaders in electric car adoption rates with sales as a share of new

Bruce Lehrmann kept his face blank as he strolled into Federal Court to challenge findings he raped his colleague Brittany

Australia’s best-known Carbon Capture & Storage plant captures a mere fraction of the total emissions it generates. David McEwen explains.

The Australian government has returned serve after a remarkable sledge by Israel’s prime minister, with a senior minister calling out

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he expects a big jump in revenues from sweeping tariffs imposed by President Donald

Bruce Lehrmann will have three days to convince an appeals court to toss out findings he likely raped his colleague

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been accused of having “abandoned Australia’s Jews” by his Israeli counterpart as relations deteriorate between

A hotly anticipated economic symposium has closed out a “promising and productive” first day as Australia’s top minds built consensus

Australia is working to confirm whether Nauru has breached a security treaty following a $1 billion announcement with a Chinese

A trio of Australian representatives to the Palestinian Authority have had their visas revoked by Israel amid a diplomatic stoush.

The head of gas giant Woodside has expressed frustration at delayed federal sign-off for its contentious North West Shelf project,

Intel is getting a $US2 billion ($A3.1 billion) capital injection from SoftBank Group, in a major boost of confidence for

Weak commodity prices have weighed on the profit of one of the world’s biggest miners, prompting BHP to slash its

Australian pharmaceutical giant CSL will cut as many as 3000 jobs and spin-off its flu vaccine arm into a separate

Long coasting on being the “Spirit of Australia”, Qantas has been told to act with a conscience, not just a

What’s the scam with Chevron? Is Mike Wirth, the chief executive the US oil giant, Australia’s biggest whinger? Michael West

The coalition appears likely to support any government decision to send Australian peacekeepers to Ukraine if security talks between US

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised the government’s economic roundtable will deliver long-lasting change through consensus, as he opened the

Israel’s “unjustified” decision to revoke the visas of Australia’s representatives to the Palestinian Authority will undermine efforts to support aid

The proposed Bowdens Silver Project near Mudgee is meeting with fierce opposition from locals due to the risk of lead

Employers are being urged to end the gender pay gap by addressing segregation and workplace discrimination, as data reveals it

Sweden’s iconic Kiruna Church will begin a two-day trip to a new home, inching five kilometres down an Arctic road

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says Israel’s decision to revoke the visas of Australia’s representatives to the Palestinian Authority is “unjustified”.

Qantas stands accused of betraying Australian values and undermining its reputation by illegally sacking baggage handlers. Experts warn the airline,

Israel’s foreign affairs minister says the visas of Australia’s representatives to the Palestinian Authority have been revoked over the nation’s

When animal rights group Farm Transparency Project blew the whistle on unlawful practices at an abattoir, they didn’t expect copyright

It’s “crunch time” for the Australian economy. Young Australians face the prospect of being the first generation to be worse

Legal action has been launched to stop pro-Palestine demonstrators marching across a major bridge as part of a national day

Australians who fought in Vietnam have been acknowledged at ceremonies around the nation to mark the 59th anniversary of the

Australia’s largest airline has been ordered to pay a record-breaking penalty of $90 million for its “ruthless” decision to illegally

Ukraine is calling for more support from Australia and other nations to fend off Russia’s invasion ahead of a major

Internet giant Google could pay a $55 million fine after signing anti-competitive deals with Australia’s two largest telcos that banned