A QUT Professor is warning that proposed changes to rules governing the mining industry could erode regulatory guardrails.
Underlying inflation rose by one per cent in the September quarter, increasing the chance of a Melbourne Cup day interest rate hike.
A lightning strike caused airport chaos – closing a runway for more than eight hours – as heavy storms continue to lash south-east Queensland. One wildlife group inundated with calls for help.
A judge has hit Australia’s biggest listed casino company with a massive fine for breaching money laundering and organised crime laws.
Woolworths has revealed a rise in first quarter sales, building on the momentum provided by a plastic figurine promotion that ran from July to August.
Israeli voters vote in record numbers as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unleashes scare tactics.
Reality TV star Sam Wood’s lawyers are preparing to make another application to have him released from prison.
The trial of a former pilot accused of staging his wife’s death has heard evidence of a toxic marriage beset by infidelity and suspicion.
The first American nuclear submarine has been assigned for deployment to Australia under the AUKUS agreement.
Some MPs will have their electorate offices’ security bolstered after an alleged attack on Helen Haines heightened fears.
The 57-year-old man found dead in floodwaters on Queensland’s Fraser Coast has been identified as local dairy farmer and former politician.
A council’s decision to remove an old fig tree from a local park has sparked community backlash, with court action currently halting works.
A Queensland-based data centre giant is shaking up its board and its high-profile boss is giving up his incentives after its shares crashed last week.
A shock result has defied polls, precedent and global anti-incumbent sentiment to put the brakes on a wave of right-wing election victories across Latin America.
Demonstrators have taken to the streets of France under the watch of 70,000 police officers, with a rally in Paris erupting in violence near its endpoint.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has led tributes to injured colleague Helen Haines, who was allegedly attacked outside her office, as parliament returns.
Sometimes referred to as “Australia’s most hated bird”, the battle against this introduced species is no myna matter.
Zak Butters and the Western Bulldogs will face Port Adelaide during next year’s Gather Round, but there are plenty of other grudge matches. See the full fixture here.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says the party’s controversial cartoons “will not be going anywhere”.
Grattan Institute CEO Dr Aruna Sathanapally on why she argues we should raise the GST – even during a cost-of-living crisis.
Police are searching for at least three alleged suspects after a young woman was shot in the head in a drive-by shooting outside a boxing event.
A Labor MP under fire over travel to Adelaide has been forced to close her electoral office, days after a federal politician was allegedly deliberately struck by a four-wheel-drive.
A proposed 15-storey building in West End has prompted angry local community members to file an appeal challenging the project.
