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The fallout from Elon Musk’s plunge into politics is still hammering his Tesla business as both sales and profits dropped […]

Australian cattle producers have been left blindsided by a decision to lift a ban on US beef, but the level

Australia could become the subject of legal action after an international court said countries have an obligation to prevent climate

Australia has opened the door to more US beef imports by lifting biosecurity restrictions, as the government seeks ways to

What’s the scam with the WA government ousting the mayor of Nedlands City Council Fiona Argyle, twice popularly elected and

Fishermen despair and beach-walkers recoil as blue algae bloom devastates South Australia’s marine life. It is now a national issue

The European Union is heading towards a trade deal with the United States that will result in a broad 15

A push to raise the GST as part of the government’s economic roundtable is being met with resistance, with the

Students and graduates will soon receive a cut to higher education debts but advocates say the government must do more

They made the mess, now we’re cleaning it up on the taxpayer dime. US oil and gas giant Chevron has

Parents could be forced to monitor the quality and safety of their kids’ childcare providers unless the industry’s fragmentation is

Thousands of jobs might be in jeopardy as a major mining company seeks urgent financial support amid calls for a

A powder keg has been dropped within the coalition over climate policy as dissenters push for a net zero emissions

The WA and Federal Governments are to pay more than half a billion for the clean-up of Chevron’s Barrow Island

The first real test of the 48th parliament is under way as MPs sink their teeth into the daily grind

Childcare centres that fail to meet standards could soon be stripped of their funding under reforms fast-tracked in response to

The federal government is about to be forced to release a draft response to a landmark gambling reform report, which

Indonesia has agreed to eliminate tariffs on more than 99 per cent of US goods and scrap all non-tariff barriers

The press ignored it but thousands have converged on Canberra for the first sitting week of Parliament to protest Australia’s

US President Donald Trump has announced a trade deal with Japan he says will result in Japan investing $US550 billion

Don’t let cybercriminals turn your bank account into a money mule. That’s the warning from authorities who have issued a

Australia’s banks should use artificial intelligence to enrich their customers’ lives and help address hesitation towards the technology, the corporate

Students and graduates will soon see a reduction in their HECS debts and save hundreds of dollars a year. Federal

The level of Australian businesses going under appears to be stabilising, but firms are still becoming insolvent at record-high numbers.

Pomp and ceremony out of the way, federal politicians will get back to work as parliamentary business resumes. The 48th

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he will meet his Chinese counterpart next week in Stockholm and discuss what is

Coca-Cola says it will add a cane sugar version of its trademark cola to its US line-up this year, confirming

Pomp and ceremony were on full display as MPs gathered in Canberra for the opening of federal parliament. But as

Australia is on track to strike Brisbane Olympic gold, with the 2032 Games forecast to pump more than $70 billion

The Reserve Bank has signalled its next interest rate move as it offers further insight into a shock hold call.

Protesters have taken to Australia’s political heartland to demand sanctions on Israel as the government condemned the “inhumane killing” of

Through church services, smoking ceremonies and ceremonial dragging of MPs, the 48th federal parliament has been opened in a flurry

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Politicians have marked the beginning of a new era as the 48th federal parliament is set to start. Veteran MPs

The Trump administration is more concerned with the quality of trade agreements than their timing, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent