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Britain and Australia have formally strengthened bilateral ties around the AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement despite a review of the three-nation […]

Australia and the United Kingdom are confident work on the AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement is continuing despite a review of

The executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment

The Federal election delivered a resounding defeat for the Liberal Party, topped off by the defeat of Peter Dutton, and

Australia and the UK will ink a 50-year deal to underpin delivery of the AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement, amid concerns

US President Donald Trump has applauded Australia’s relaxation of import restrictions on American beef, adding that other countries that refuse

A former Miss Australia and ex-politician who physically and verbally abused her husband over eight years has been given a

Very few people stop Wentworth MP Allegra Spender on the streets of Bondi to talk about tax reform and she

Australia has warned that US trade wars risk a return to the “law of the jungle” as President Donald Trump

Australia and the UK are pledging a half-century alliance, shifting the two nations closer together while the US wavers in

The prime minister has decried Israel’s denial of aid to starving civilians but stopped short of following France’s lead in

Asian shares have eased, with Japanese markets retreating from a record peak, as investors locked in profits ahead of a

The UK will sign a new 50-year bilateral AUKUS treaty with Australia during ministerial talks in Sydney, as question marks

A merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media, has been given federal approval, clearing the way for an $8.4 billion

Families are paying up to $1.3 million more to live in top public school catchments in major cities, but those

Australians are being warned to prepare for trade-offs in areas such as housing if the nation’s productivity push is to

Australia’s move to lift restrictions on US beef is unlikely to shift the dial on tariff negotiations, as the nation’s

President Donald Trump plans to step foot in the Federal Reserve as his allies scrutinise its expensive building renovations, a

Brisbane writer Siang Lu has won the Miles Franklin Literary Award for his comical novel Ghost Cities, after more than

Hopes of near-term relief for borrowers have taken a hit after the Reserve Bank’s governor said it wouldn’t have cut

Australia and other nations have an obligation to curb carbon emissions and to redress climate change damage in other countries,

About one in seven Australian workers will have their penalty rates increased and their employers will not be able to

A longstanding inner-city support hub for Aboriginal women will get a big cash injection to protect them from financial abuse.

Activists are urging shareholders in Australia’s largest investment bank to vote in favour of a resolution calling on the firm

US President Donald Trump, a strong critic of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, is planning an imminent visit to the

A historic international court ruling could open the door to Australia being sued by its Pacific neighbours over inaction on

The 48th Parliament’s first week has featured an extraordinary display of political upheaval everywhere except in the Labor Party. Michael

A post-pandemic surge of international students contributed to rents spiking but was not a major inflation driver, central bank research

Shares in Asia have rallied and the Australian dollar has hit an eight-month high as optimism over earnings and trade

The fallout from Elon Musk’s plunge into politics is still hammering his Tesla business as both sales and profits dropped

Australian cattle producers have been left blindsided by a decision to lift a ban on US beef, but the level

Australia could become the subject of legal action after an international court said countries have an obligation to prevent climate

Australia has opened the door to more US beef imports by lifting biosecurity restrictions, as the government seeks ways to

What’s the scam with the WA government ousting the mayor of Nedlands City Council Fiona Argyle, twice popularly elected and

Fishermen despair and beach-walkers recoil as blue algae bloom devastates South Australia’s marine life. It is now a national issue

The European Union is heading towards a trade deal with the United States that will result in a broad 15