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A $2 million offer to a woman wrongfully imprisoned for two decades will face further scrutiny as decision-makers blame budget […]

New Delhi has put on hold its plans to procure new US weapons and aircraft, according to three officials familiar

Bureaucrats from the Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) continue to evade questions by Senator David Shoebridge in relation to the

Poisoned penne, toxic curry, a wrap and antifreeze-laced cookies are among the meals Erin Patterson’s estranged husband claims she tried

Israel’s plan to take control of Gaza must be a “red line” for the Albanese government as opponents call for

Port Kembla is a possible host for an AUKUS nuclear submarine base on our East Coast, but nobody is talking

A record number of Australians experiencing “very distressed” financial situations have reached out for debt support, and the pressures are

Fixing rules for baby formula, carpeting, furniture packaging and other items could save Australians billions and stimulate the economy as

Fish camps still dot the banks of the broad Kuskokwim River in southwestern Alaska.  Wooden huts and tarped shelters stand

US President Donald Trump’s higher tariffs on imports from dozens of countries have kicked in, raising the average US import

Erin Patterson is due back before court a month after being convicted of killing three members of her estranged husband’s

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits slightly increased last week, a sign that employers are still retaining workers

University students have walked out of classrooms across the country in solidarity with Palestinians as Australia considers its next diplomatic

In late July, Australia test-fired a new US-made long-range missile. Its range is 500km, but that can be doubled, easily

Labor has opened the door to consultancy firm PwC being able to bid for government work following the damaging tax

Australians are being priced out of protection While insurance companies rake in record profits, hundreds of thousands of households can

A push to lift the goods and services tax must form part of a broad reform package that reduces the

China’s exports beat forecasts in July, as manufacturers made the most of a fragile tariff truce between Beijing and Washington

US President Donald Trump’s higher tariff rates of 10 to 50 per cent on dozens of trading partners have kicked

Some of Australia’s best-selling electric vehicles fail to meet their advertised range and consume significantly more power than manufacturers promise,

A bold proposal to give Australians an extra $3300 per year in exchange for a rise in the goods and

Failing to recognise a Palestinian state would reward the Israeli government for its “campaign of genocidal violence”, a former ambassador

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to place an additional 25 per cent tariff on India for

The United States will impose a tariff of about 100 per cent on semiconductor chips imported into the nation, President

Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian and supporter of Donald Trump’s MAGA movement, has been sworn in as Poland’s president, setting

Telecommunication companies have been put on notice for consistently failing to support customers facing financial hardship. Although new financial hardship

Some of Australia’s best-selling electric vehicles fail to meet their advertised range and consume significantly more power than manufacturers promise,

Novo Nordisk expects continued competition from copycat versions of its blockbuster Wegovy obesity drug this year and could face layoffs

The United States has sent letters to at least a handful of countries urging them to reject the goal of

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China for the first time in more than seven years, in a further

Thousands of iron ore workers could have their sick leave entitlements slashed, a union claims. Rio Tinto has proposed a

Politicians are being implored to balance free speech against racial vilification protections amid moves to curb rising anti-Semitism. A report

Public pressure is rising to sanction Israel over war crimes in Gaza in the wake of the March for Humanity

Australia’s share market has topped 8800 points for the first time, as inflows into global miners and continued banking sector

Australia will chart a “sensible, middle path” on regulating artificial intelligence, the treasurer says, as concerns grow over its impact

Advocates call for the scrapping of an “unlawful, harsh and unfair” welfare scheme that wrongly cancelled income support payments to