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One new migrant says she had to change driving instructors due to the poor quality of training.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

The transgender debate is often categorised as a niche or ‘culture war’ political issue irrelevant to mainstream Australians.

Submarine building experience, a skilled workforce, and less red tape will likely give the Asian nation an advantage.

An Ayurvedic herb that strengthens the mind, body and spirit

The Liberal Party’s shift comes amid pressure from its right faction, several membership votes against net zero, as well as One Nation.

The Treaty Bill will see a permanent Indigenous advisory body set up alongside the state’s parliament.

One academic says Menulog was fighting hard to stay in the ring against Uber Eats and DoorDash.

Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

Loved and loathed in equal measure, there were few Australian politicians as polarising as Graham ‘Richo’ Richardson who died recently.

Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.

One of the pioneers of talkback radio, and probably its best-known star in Australia, Laws retired in November last year, ended a career spanning 71 years.

Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.

Matt Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force fighter pilot and instructor, says its important to remember the effort that goes into achieving freedom.

Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’

Supporters of Israeli electronic dance group say allegations that they ’support genocide' are unfounded.

Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.

The law sets up a new federal-level Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and introduces a ‘net environmental gain’ rule for projects like mining.

People are more connected and more lonely than ever. Could art be the key to restoring human connection?

One new migrant says she had to change driving instructors due to the poor quality of training.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

The transgender debate is often categorised as a niche or ‘culture war’ political issue irrelevant to mainstream Australians.

Submarine building experience, a skilled workforce, and less red tape will likely give the Asian nation an advantage.

An Ayurvedic herb that strengthens the mind, body and spirit

The Liberal Party’s shift comes amid pressure from its right faction, several membership votes against net zero, as well as One Nation.

The Treaty Bill will see a permanent Indigenous advisory body set up alongside the state’s parliament.

One academic says Menulog was fighting hard to stay in the ring against Uber Eats and DoorDash.

Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.

The Wurundjeri Woi say their claim will grant decision-making power over areas of cultural significance and resources.

Loved and loathed in equal measure, there were few Australian politicians as polarising as Graham ‘Richo’ Richardson who died recently.

Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.

One of the pioneers of talkback radio, and probably its best-known star in Australia, Laws retired in November last year, ended a career spanning 71 years.

Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.

Matt Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force fighter pilot and instructor, says its important to remember the effort that goes into achieving freedom.

Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’

Supporters of Israeli electronic dance group say allegations that they ’support genocide' are unfounded.

Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.

The law sets up a new federal-level Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and introduces a ‘net environmental gain’ rule for projects like mining.

People are more connected and more lonely than ever. Could art be the key to restoring human connection?