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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will raise Australian concerns over Chinese steel dumping as he urges industry leaders from both nations […]

SpaceX has committed $US2 billion ($A3 billion) to xAI as part of a $US5 billion equity round as Elon Musk’s

Rugby league might be his preferred sport, but the prime minister’s diplomatic juggling skills were on show as he stood

Australia is rebuffing US calls to commit itself ahead of a future conflict with China as the prime minister declares

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Football and tourism have been the focus of the prime minister’s first full day in China as questions about Australia’s

The unusual resilience of Australia’s jobs market is expected to continue in fresh data due out this week. Despite expectations

Australia has rebuffed calls to declare what role the nation would play in a potential war with China over Taiwan,

Enticing Chinese travellers to Australia will be the priority of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s tour of China. After touching down

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 30 per cent tariff on imports from Mexico and the European Union

The Trump Organization – US President Donald Trump’s family business – will team up with Romanian real estate developer SDC

More than a million pieces of ancient rock art have secured World Heritage status in a bittersweet listing for environmentalists

Environmentalists fear the extension of a gas project could jeopardise the future of an ancient Indigenous rock art collection after

The Federal Government is expected to announce a support plan for struggling Nyrstar, part of a group well known for

Across Australia, efforts are afoot to silence Israel’s critics by conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism. Emma Thomas reports on the case of

The prime minister faces a precarious task navigating Australia’s complex relationship with its most important trading partner as he embarks

An ancient Indigenous rock art collection has been recognised as a World Heritage-listed site after a renewed bid by the

The European Union is bracing for a possible letter from US President Donald Trump outlining planned duties on his country’s

Global stocks have fallen after US President Donald Trump ramped up his tariff war against Canada, leaving Europe squarely in

Fire ant alarm is hitting new heights after the invasive pests were found in a new region hundreds of kilometres

A plan to combat anti-Semitism including suggestions funding may be stripped from arts bodies and events amounts to overreach, a

US President Donald Trump is ramping up his tariff assault on Canada, saying the US will impose a 35 per

It’s not just social media users who will soon be subject to age verification. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman wants it

US and European stock futures slid in Asia on Friday after President Donald Trump stepped up tariff threats against Europe

Housing market values in almost half of all Australian suburbs are at all-time highs – and plenty more are expected

Bitcoin has rallied to another all-time high helped by rising demand from institutional investors as well as friendly policies of

Concerns are being raised over a sweeping plan to tackle anti-Semitism as some warn it will stifle legitimate criticisms about

Italian confectioner Ferrero, known for brands like Nutella and Kinder, is buying the century-old US cereal company WK Kellogg. The

Global stocks are advancing, underpinned by optimism around artificial intelligence and the prospect of upcoming interest rate cuts, while investors

Industrial pollution is highly likely to be damaging ancient Indigenous rock art that has been nominated as a World Heritage

Australia’s universities and cultural institutions are at risk of losing their funding while immigrants face deportation under a wide-ranging plan

The culture at the CFMEU must change after the union’s members deliberately inflicted abuse against workers, women and children to

It was buying a bar of chocolate that started Sharon Brindley on her own food manufacturing journey. The Yamatji and

Asian stocks rose slightly on Thursday, riding on optimism from Nvidia’s brief rise to a world-record $US4 trilllion ($A6.1 trillion)

BHP ordered to pay fair wages to contractors, while the FWC ignored the more serious issues of wage theft and

Australia has been urged to clamp down on anti-Semitism in classrooms, universities and other spaces after the federal government received