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BHP sued journalist Michael West and coal miner Simon Turner to shut down wage theft allegations. Now it is demanding […]

US President Donald Trump said in a podcast interview ‌that Vice President JD Vance and US Secretary ‌of State Rubio,

A global economic body is urging the Reserve Bank not to raise interest rates again unless inflation expectations become untethered.

First home buyer programs are not enough on their own to get more people purchasing their own property, the prime

Four in five vapes and cigarettes consumed in Australia were bought on the black market, up from 12 per cent

Australia’s largest lottery operator is building a new smartphone app because its digital operation has done a poor job of

The Australian Defence Force has been criticised for its phase out of planes it has operated for only a decade

Oil prices rose for a third day running on Wednesday and the dollar was on the brink of breaking above

A record number of Australian drivers are choosing electric and hybrid vehicles, with the low-emission cars closing in on half

The ASX is creeping higher after cooler-than-forecast economic growth figures became the latest in a series of soft data to

SpaceX plans to raise $US75 billion ($A105 billion) in its initial public ‌offering by selling 555.6 million shares at a

Australia receiving only used nuclear submarines from the US will not change the government’s commitment to the AUKUS pact, the

Solar farm and big battery approval times have blown out in Australia’s largest electricity market and wind projects are still

Potentially dangerous toys and other products are finding their way into Aussie homes due to legal loopholes meaning online retail

Commissioner Paul Brereton’s departure from the National Anti-Corruption Commission has been met with wide relief, but will it change how

Contentious tax changes that have dented housing market activity could slow Australia’s economy and deter the Reserve Bank from hiking

Australians love to gamble, but if you’re going to try your luck, please don’t get lured in by illegal online

A treaty between Australia and the Solomon Islands is on the cards as the Pacific nation’s new prime minister prepares

Australia’s national science agency has defended its ability to deliver research and technology, as it confirmed plans for almost a

Start ups and small businesses will be forced to wait longer to find out if they will get special treatment

The corporate watchdog’s case against regional airline Rex and its former directors over an optimistic and ultimately incorrect profit forecast

A government-run IT system responsible for hundreds of unlawful cancellations of welfare payments will be offline for several months. The

A Labor MP has broken ranks to call for a rethink of the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal as a former

Australia’s share market is pointing downward, after oil prices rebounded as Iranian officials threatened to abandon US peace talks should

Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith will not know of the full suite of war crimes allegations against him for months

After more than 140 years, the production taps will be turned off at the home of James Boag’s beer. Owner

The State Government is trying to stop MWM from reporting on the sacking of the NSW Children’s Guardian, despite the

Proposed tax changes to make it easier for first homebuyers to purchase a property are not the only reason the

Influencers are now a major force in Australian politics, but when online creators promote policies, campaigns or advocacy groups, how

Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic, rival of ChatGPT developer OpenAI, may soon become a publicly traded company, allowing people to buy

A dramatic spike in the number of people being dobbed in for suspected water misuse has been linked to increased

Fourth-generation farmer Sophie Nichols would usually be enjoying a hard-earned holiday in late autumn. Instead, she spent the usually temperate

Almost three million workers will learn how much their pay packets will increase as the industrial umpire hands down its

There’s no keener contributor to the media campaign against Labor’s proposed capital gains tax reform than Rich Lister funds manager

Australia must start preparing for life after gas or risk bill hikes, missed climate targets and manufacturers shutting up shop,

Australia’s share market has started the week on the back foot, as investors look for signs of progress in US-Iran