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Army veteran Warren Pickering will lead the party against a struggling Labor government.
The taxpayer-funded ABC has failed to remove the clip which joked about the violent death of mining boss Gina Rinehart.
The ABS was questioned over why unpaid care work remains largely invisible in official productivity and economic growth measures.
The man responsible for restructuring the CFMEU has told the Senate that its history of militancy hasn’t slowed down house and apartment building.
Amazon has announced a 10-year partnership to revive a major river to try boost Sydney’s water supply by 400 million litres.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has asked the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to scrutinise prices as the fuel excise cut ends on Aug. 3.
Xiao Qian gave only a week’s notice of his lunchtime farewell function.
Lawyers for the pair had argued the video amounted to an illegal invasion of their privacy.
A Queensland snake catcher has shared the dramatic moment a kookaburra seemingly came back from the dead after nearly becoming a python’s meal.
Opal argues the state government’s decision to cut timber supply forced it to restructure.
An iconic Sydney deli will close its doors in August, highlighting the growing challenges facing small businesses across Australia.
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has issued more than 1.3 million “failure to vote” notices to people who did not vote in the 2025 federal election.
Senior Counsel Geoffrey Watson said corruption in government projects could significantly inflate labour costs, ultimately pushing up housing costs.
The government will also cut the hourly rate for ‘other’ services from $194 to $156 per hour.
Sarah Mouhanna is the first person to contest Australia’s new laws banning displays of terrorist symbols after allegedly wearing a Hezbollah flag at a rally.
The group wanted much more—originally around $1.8 billion.
