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Digital rights groups have argued against Australia’s under-16 social media ban, calling for other methods to be used.
Three bereaved parents have told the Senate they support doubling fines for social media companies that fail to enforce the under-16 ban.
The two leaders covered tariffs, AUKUS, the CCP, and critical minerals.
Allan will not contest her seat at the November election, ending a near three-decade political career just two weeks after being ousted from the top job.
RBA Governor Michelle Bullock has repeatedly indicated that the inflation Australians now experience are largely due to domestic economic conditions.
A new air freight deal with AirAsia’s logistics arm will turn Avalon Airport into a major gateway for Asian goods from e-commerce giants.
Telstra has docked the pay of 10 senior executives over July’s nationwide outage, with more penalties possible pending the outcome of an investigation.
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll was among the leaders to discouraged students from attending.
Leader Pauline Hanson rejected claims that the Bill was unconstitutional.
The smelter is also the nation’s single largest user of electricity, with Australia one of the few countries operating an end-to-end aluminium supply chain.
Alex Sanchez criticises keeping the 37 percent bracket past $135k, urging Labor to drop the top personal tax rate to 30 percent to drive economic growth.
Jetstar’s decision to axe free luggage is a sign the airline is going back to its no-frills roots, but will it work?
Tasmanian Primary Industries Minister Gavin Pearce said there was no evidence of an outbreak or detection in commercial poultry at this time.
David McBride took secret documents about the Afghanistan war from the government and gave them to journalists because he believed the public should know.
One Nation pushes to block ISIS-linked individuals from returning to Australia.
Esther Kim values multiculturalism but says English is the ‘common foundation.’
Senator Andrew Bragg said keeping net overseas migration (NOM) below an average of 180,000 a year could address the current housing shortfall.
A senator has queried why the government is seeking to change how it handles conflicts of interest involving the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions.
The ruling also requires the platforms to arrange and pay for basic personal accident insurance.
CBA’s net profit rose 7 percent to $10.9 billion, while revenue increased 7 percent to $30.2 billion.
