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The new environment minister has wasted no time getting stuck into one of his portfolio’s most controversial tasks, approving a […]

Environment groups and the clean energy industry have found common ground on long-awaited nature law reforms, joining forces to urge

Was it a stumble or a fall? Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock says Australia is no longer walking the “narrow

A jump in the cost of building and renovating homes is not helping the case for more rate cuts. Headline

Rescuers have saved horses and helped paramedics reach isolated patients as the recovery effort continues after record-breaking floods that killed

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley denies her new-look shadow cabinet is about squaring the ledger after promoting political allies and dumping

A controversial gas project has been given the green light to keep operating for decades to come, provoking an angry

Rescues are continuing and more than 1000 buildings have been declared uninhabitable as further help is promised for people devastated

The man who spearheaded the coalition’s nuclear push will take charge of economic policies as part of Opposition Leader Sussan

Cotton grows as far as the eye can see across the plains of Narrabri during the height of summer. But

The ASX website has recently started advertising its new offering to corporate Australia, ‘Colo on Demand’. What’s the Scam? Back

Australia’s inflation rate has held steady after a sharp rise in egg prices was somewhat offset by falling electricity costs.

David McBride, who was jailed for leaking classified information about possible war crimes, will remain behind bars after losing an

The federal coalition has reunited just eight days after the Nationals blew up their decades-long relationship. The development has opened

More financial assistance is coming to flood-ravaged communities as about 9000 people still remain stranded despite waters receding. Federal Emergency

Senior Defence officials “buried” an investigation into a major national security breach from the Brereton war crimes inquiry while pursuing

After successfully touching down from high inflation with a soft landing, Australia is at risk of overshooting the runway. Headline

A man jailed for leaking top secret information that led to accusations of Australian soldiers committing war crimes will learn

Tesla sales across Europe plunged by half in April even as growth in the electric car market picked up pace,

A former cabinet minister is urging Australia to sanction Israel for blocking food from people in Gaza, ramping up pressure

A US Congressional analyst says the US will not be able to transfer Virginia-class submarines to Australia. Do our admirals

Firebrand Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie has defeated Pauline Hanson’s daughter after a nail-biting count, as election contests continue to go

Nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities is a passion for Daniel Majid. Founding Esparq Ventures,

A well-known firebrand senator has beaten an upper house colleague’s daughter to retain her seat after a nail biting election

After the South Australian Court of Appeal ruled that he had no protection under Commonwealth whistleblower laws, Richard Boyle has

Australia must consider sanctions against Israel for blocking food to starving civilians, a former cabinet minister says, while weighing into

Beneath its robust facade, deep-seated cracks threaten the integrity of Australia’s jobs market. Wages are growing in real terms, unemployment

Patients and staff at dozens of hospitals across Australia have been assured it’s business as usual as their embattled private

Picking up the phone to negotiate a better deal rather than languishing on standing offers could save households as much

Southeast Asian nations will forge a common front to face challenges including economic headwinds from US tariffs and a four-year

Two major banks will help keep Australia’s second-largest hospital operator afloat as its struggles with crippling debt. Commonwealth Bank announced

Anthony Albanese is finally outraged at Israel’s aid blockade, while the Zionist lobby is losing the argument in the NSW

A verdict in a case related to the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal is expected to be handed down by a

Power bill increases of upwards of nine per cent have been locked in for some Australian households as energy regulators

A vast majority of Australians believe Israel’s decision to block aid for people in Gaza isn’t justifiable, as the prime

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has used some of his strongest language to condemn Israel’s blockade of food into Gaza and