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With fuel shortages biting amid global tensions, the federal government is betting Australia’s future on a tighter link between industry,

Australians could face more local news and program blackouts if the national broadcaster’s management cannot reach a resolution with striking

The local share market has had its best day in almost a year, after reports the US is seeking a

Stocks rose and oil fell on Wednesday on reports the US is seeking a month-long ceasefire in its war on

Senior government figures have distanced themselves from official advice suggesting a $40 cap at the petrol pump could help tackle

Another struggling metals smelter will receive a $2 billion bailout from federal and state governments in a bid to shore

Keeping track of corporate interests behind third parties during election campaigns has been recommended by a federal inquiry to stamp

Rising costs and cash flow pressures could force thousands of small business owners to dip into personal savings to comply

Indian Premier League franchise Royal Challengers Bengaluru is to be sold for $A2.56 billion. The news is bound to catch

The government is weighing up a broader range of reform options than usual in the lead up to the budget

What happened to Grace Tame tells you everything you need to know about who holds power in this country and

Teachers are dipping into their own pockets for school supplies and working side jobs as an election-year pay battle turns

A sandbagged and already-saturated outback town is back on major flood alert as it continues a rollercoaster ride through consecutive

Australia and Europe will step up co-operation on defence, security and scientific research as part of long-awaited deals inked alongside

Australian consumers are the least confident they’ve been since records began, as high oil prices threaten to worsen the housing

Australian industry super funds are investing in companies involved in the Gaza genocide, and unions are not demanding they stop.

With the continued uncertainty of supply from the Middle East, Australia’s fuel reserves are more important than ever. What’s the

Ferdos had mixed emotions when Australia granted Iran’s soccer players asylum – relief at their safety but confused at her

A national crackdown on electric bikes has gathered speed as multiple states slam the brakes on illegal, high-powered mobility devices

OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky has died at the age of 43 after a long battle with cancer, the company announced.

A major Australian department store operator is planning a big expansion of its e-commerce product categories when it launches a

Amid headlines of ‘Hanson surge’, ‘Labor landslide’, and ‘Liberal bloodbath’, the reality of the South Australian election is not much

Farmers are on edge as Australia and the European Union comb through the final details of a long-awaited trade deal

Truck drivers will receive fast-tracked support as hundreds of petrol stations run out of fuel because of the Middle East

Australia’s fossil fuel and property industries are gearing up for a fight over tax as the government mulls changes ahead

A sodden town has been warned it is “not out of the woods yet” despite avoiding significant further damage from

Passengers will bear the cost of surging fuel prices as rideshare giants raise fares to provide drivers short-term support.  Uber

Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter has been placed into voluntary administration, with the task of finding a buyer declared an

The Labor Government again refuses to sanction charities that help fund illegal settlements and the Israeli war effort, as Senator

An electrician who researched rockets for the Islamic State but later denounced its extremist ideology will be keenly watched by

Journalists at Australia’s national broadcaster will strike for the first time in years after knocking back a pay deal. Sixty

Australia’s share market has fallen sharply, after Iran responded to a US ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with

The prime minister has been phoning his global counterparts to try and shore up Australia’s fuel stocks over the coming

Cuba has restored ‌power to nearly half of the capital Havana, less than 24 hours after the national grid collapsed

US singer Chappell Roan has responded to claims her security guard made the daughter of footballer Jorginho cry, saying the