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Twenty-one months into its genocide of the Palestinian people, Israel has extended its attacks to Iran, with the USA collaborating. […]

More than 90 private jets carrying around 200 celebrity guests to the wedding of Amazon founder Jef Bezos and Lauren

Anthony Albanese has backed America’s “unilateral action” to strike Iranian nuclear facilities after a day of silence on the superpower’s

The prime minister has backed US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, while also urging a de-escalation of the conflict in

An environmental group “very concerned” about the impact of fracking on water has launched the first test of recently expanded

Australian banks have been slow to trim exposure to deforestation, with big agribusiness players still found to be lending to

Tesla has deployed a small group of self-driving taxis picking up paying passengers in  Texas, with chief Elon Musk announcing

Australia is considering its next steps after one of its closest allies joined with Israel to bomb Iran, exacerbating volatility

Almost seven in 10 private housing tenants worry about asking for repairs in case they face a rent increase. A

The US attack on Iranian nuclear sites could lead to a knee-jerk reaction in global markets when they reopen, sending

Australia has called for a de-escalation as the situation in the Middle East continues to devolve following Donald Trump’s decision

Thousands of construction students will complete their apprenticeships for free under a major investment by a state government in TAFE.

With a July rate cut looking increasingly uncertain, monthly inflation data will shed new light on the likelihood of more

Australia is concerned the situation in the Middle East could swell into a larger conflict after the US moved bomber

Penny Wong’s not ruling out joining the invasion of Iran, Richard Marles wants to pack us off to a US

The man who writes the cheques for Australia’s largest state budget can finally focus on the future. Inflation was “blaring”

It’s 21 years since the Howard Government spied on Timor-Leste’s sea boundary negotiation team, but the National Archives is refusing

Australians are embracing electrification in the name of decarbonisation, healthier homes and cheaper bills but the shift has policymakers under

The grandfather of a 24-year-old man who died in custody has drafted an open letter to the prime minister calling

Crippling debt, political turmoil and the controversial AFL stadium have left Tasmania in a state of crisis. Greg Barns reports.

US President Donald Trump has again floated the idea of firing Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve chair he has long

There is appetite for the European Union and Australia to signal a “middle finger to Trump” by uniting on a

Venice is divided ahead of next week’s celebrity wedding of US tech-tycoon Jeff Bezos and Laura Sanchez, with some looking

Conflict in the Middle East is thousands of kilometres away from the desks of Saina Salemi and her colleague Oscar,

Stock markets have ticked higher while oil has skirted close to its biggest daily drop since April after President Donald

Stock markets have ticked higher while oil has skirted close to its biggest daily drop since April after President Donald

After 14 months of monkey business the Australian Government has batted off FOI requests for advice on Australian citizens serving

The prime minister will wait a little longer for a second-chance meeting with Donald Trump as the president pushes out

The military is being called in to help Australians trying to leave Iran and Israel, after the US gave itself

Australia has closed its embassy in Tehran, as Iran and Israel continue to bomb each other and after President Donald

The nation’s wealthiest state is on track to remain an outlier on debt compared to other jurisdictions as it unveils

US President Donald Trump has extended to September 17 a deadline for China-based ByteDance to divest the US assets of

The Bank of England is warning about the “highly unpredictable” geopolitical environment as it keeps its main interest rate unchanged

Australian universities have taken a reputational hit globally but prospective students shouldn’t think they won’t receive a top-tier education. Higher

Global stocks have fallen and the dollar has risen as investors, concerned over the United States’ possible entry into the

The prime minister is considering whether to dash to Europe to attend a global leaders’ summit in an attempt to