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Australia cautiously welcomes a deal that could seal an end to the Israel-Hamas war, but leaders warn of a long […]

The headmaster of The King’s School, Tony George, is under fire from teachers, parents and old boys following the ‘clip

A humble Australian professor has won science’s most prestigious prize by doing what he loves, after pondering on “big chemistry

Lower rents shape as a bonus consequence of rules allowing first home buyers to get a mortgage with just a

Lower rents shape as a bonus consequence of rules allowing first home buyers to get a mortgage with just a

The organisers of Edinburgh’s Oktoberfest had to pour away 7000 litres of beer after events were cancelled over Storm Amy,

The organisers of Edinburgh’s Oktoberfest had to pour away 7000 litres of beer after events were cancelled over Storm Amy,

The 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games have been declared open for business as the first of hundreds of procurement contracts

Tesla has rolled out “affordable” versions of its best-selling Model Y SUV and its Model 3 sedan, but some say

New Zealand’s central bank has surprised some in the markets by slashing its benchmark rate by 50 basis points to

Packed inspections, skyrocketing rents and a fear of price hikes are leaving renters intimidated as vacancy rates plummet to record

Some regional Australians may get a reprieve from the housing crisis as councils are offered interest relief to build more

Too often, it’s women’s sports that seem to miss out when it comes to sports funding. The latest victims to

Corporate regulator ASIC lets crooked bankers walk free, and the notional anti-corruption commission (NACC) ignores Robodebt. Paul Begley on our

Political upheaval in Japan and France gripped currency and bond markets for a second day running on Tuesday, while global

Political upheaval in Japan and France gripped currency and bond markets for a second day running on Tuesday, while global

The heads of Australia’s major telecommunications providers have filed into parliament for a dressing down from the communications minister over

The heads of Australia’s major telecommunications providers have filed into parliament for a dressing down from the communications minister over

The Dow and S&P 500 registered record closing highs on Friday, with interest rate-cut expectations improving as the US government

Feelings of sorrow, fear and trauma remain raw within Australia’s Jewish community two years after the deadly Hamas-led attack on

NSW could return to the Obeid days with new fast-track planning laws for ‘housing’, handing the minister unprecedented power for

NSW could return to the Obeid days with new fast-track planning laws for ‘housing’, handing the minister unprecedented power for

Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison has named Bari Weiss editor-in-chief of CBS News as part of a deal to acquire

Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison has named Bari Weiss editor-in-chief of CBS News as part of a deal to acquire

After a month where the coalition displayed their political differences, Opposition Leader Sussan Ley will be eager to patch up

Leaders strike a sombre tone commemorating the deaths of 1200 Israelis and the taking of 250 hostages by Hamas as

Australia’s housing market isn’t a ladder, it’s a Ponzi scheme. And the government’s latest “first home buyer” plan? Just another

Australia and Papua New Guinea have officially inked a mutual defence pact that commits each nation to supporting the other

Tens of thousands of Australians will join vigils across the nation to mark the second anniversary of the deadly Hamas

AUKUS is a hugely expensive Defence project facing considerable and, many argue unsurmountable, hurdles. But does Defence have a Plan

Anthony Albanese is dreaming if he thinks he helped create momentum towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Gaza,

Analysts and policymakers will get a read on how consumers are feeling about the economy in an otherwise quiet week

In an extraordinary pitch for a public servant scrutiny void, senior public servants have blamed Robodebt on transparency. Former Senator

The sooner the Liberal Party can sort out its differences the better but it may take a while after Andrew

Egypt has reopened a tomb of a pharaoh for visitors after more than two decades of renovation in the southern

Billionaire Andrej Babis’s ANO party is cruising to victory in the Czech Republic’s parliamentary election, raising the prospect of a