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Qantas stands accused of betraying Australian values and undermining its reputation by illegally sacking baggage handlers. Experts warn the airline, […]

Israel’s foreign affairs minister says the visas of Australia’s representatives to the Palestinian Authority have been revoked over the nation’s

When animal rights group Farm Transparency Project blew the whistle on unlawful practices at an abattoir, they didn’t expect copyright

It’s “crunch time” for the Australian economy. Young Australians face the prospect of being the first generation to be worse

Legal action has been launched to stop pro-Palestine demonstrators marching across a major bridge as part of a national day

Australians who fought in Vietnam have been acknowledged at ceremonies around the nation to mark the 59th anniversary of the

Australia’s largest airline has been ordered to pay a record-breaking penalty of $90 million for its “ruthless” decision to illegally

Ukraine is calling for more support from Australia and other nations to fend off Russia’s invasion ahead of a major

Internet giant Google could pay a $55 million fine after signing anti-competitive deals with Australia’s two largest telcos that banned

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has joined Volodymyr Zelenskiy and world leaders on a virtual hook-up to express support for the

“Regulatory hairballs” have clogged Australia’s economy and deprived young people of a better living standard than their parents, the chair

It’s been a 60-year quest to take Timor’s oil and gas. An invasion didn’t get it. Spying didn’t get it.

Australia is failing its younger generations and the chair of the Productivity Commission believes a policymaker “growth mindset” can help.

Australia’s largest airline is staring down the barrel of another nine-figure fine for illegally sacking more than 1800 workers during

Ideas to energise the nation’s productivity will lay the groundwork for Australia’s future as the federal government prepares to open

One of the leading events on the economic calendar is set to consume federal parliament as the nation’s top minds

Ideas to energise Australia’s productivity must be affordable, the treasurer says, as the federal government opens the floor to work

This week’s Scam of the Week goes to the mainstream media, with the Sydney Morning Herald leading the charge. Albo

The Australian Government risks breaking international law splashing billions in public money on Israel weapons deals. Stephanie Tran analyses the

Australia is being urged to share around the nation’s prosperity as its leaders weigh up big picture reform to shape

More than 300 people are dead in northwest Pakistan after two days of heavy rains and flash floods. The deluge

Parents and advocates say reforms to improve working-with-children checks are a step in the right direction but they want more

A highly anticipated summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has yielded no agreement to resolve or pause Moscow’s war

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have met face-to-face for almost three hours over Moscow’s war in

US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin are meeting face-to-face in Alaska in high-stakes talks that could determine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Alaska to greet a waiting US President Donald Trump ahead of a summit

US President Donald Trump has greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin with a handshake ahead of a high-stakes summit in Alaska

Parents and unions have cautiously welcomed an overhaul of working-with-children checks but say more reforms are needed to keep kids

Donald Trump is headed to Alaska for what he called a “high-stakes” summit with Russia’s Vladimir Putin to discuss a

Flash floods have killed more than 200 people and left scores of others missing in India and Pakistan, as rescuers

Global stocks have traded near record highs as investors await key talks between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin over Ukraine

Memories of those who have served and those who fell before the end of the Second World War have been

Australia’s insatiable appetite for illicit drugs is fuelling demand from international crime groups and drug dealers cashing in on the

People banned from holding a working with children check in one jurisdiction will be banned in all under fast-tracked reforms

Anthony Albanese has paid tribute to war veterans as he joined thousands across the nation to commemorate 80 years since

Next week’s Productivity Roundtable will be a test for Jim Chalmers and Labor.  Denis Hay highlights the need for real