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The gas sector paid $21.9 billion in taxes last financial year, but suggestions of a new levy has concerned the industry.

A major poll suggests One Nation could take all National Party and most Liberal Party seats.

A 13-year-old girl targeted in a widely shared bullying video has received support offers as authorities take action over the incident.

New South Wales wants to see changes to the federal government’s GST allocation formula.

The prime minister and home affairs minister also listened to speeches criticising their response to Gaza and the rise of One Nation.

A station, a cat, and a tourism boom few could have predicted.

NSW Natural Resources Minister Courtney Houssos says the move is part of the state government’s net zero plan.

‘The best place right now is for you to remain exactly where you are,’ said Premier David Crisafulli.

Youth racialisation and lone-wolf actors are spurring terrorism in the West.

A criminal network has used a major online ad campaign to trick investors out of their money in a scam that affected people in 25 countries including Australia.

Now that Tehran has been prevented from developing nuclear weapons, the prime minister expects hostilities to come to an end.

ABS figures show the unemployment rate was 4.1 percent in January.

Talks around an Australian trade agreement with the EU have gained renewed momentum amid shifting global trade dynamics, but farmers remain cautious.

Australia’s High Court struck down government-imposed monitoring and curfews on immigration detainees as unconstitutional.

‘The Reserve Bank’s forecasts are not forecasting a recession in our economy. Neither are the government’s,’ said Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says no casualties were reported.

‘I had some good police officers who knew straight away, and they saw what was going on, but they couldn’t ... say it out loud,’ Anne-Marie Brady said.

In recent days, President Trump has reached out to international allies to assist with securing commercial traffic through the Strait.

‘Every single thing that we can do to help to keep kids in school, and help schools keep them there is the solution,’ said the co-director of Wejustice.

The gas sector paid $21.9 billion in taxes last financial year, but suggestions of a new levy has concerned the industry.

A major poll suggests One Nation could take all National Party and most Liberal Party seats.

A 13-year-old girl targeted in a widely shared bullying video has received support offers as authorities take action over the incident.

New South Wales wants to see changes to the federal government’s GST allocation formula.

The prime minister and home affairs minister also listened to speeches criticising their response to Gaza and the rise of One Nation.

A station, a cat, and a tourism boom few could have predicted.

NSW Natural Resources Minister Courtney Houssos says the move is part of the state government’s net zero plan.

‘The best place right now is for you to remain exactly where you are,’ said Premier David Crisafulli.

Youth racialisation and lone-wolf actors are spurring terrorism in the West.

A criminal network has used a major online ad campaign to trick investors out of their money in a scam that affected people in 25 countries including Australia.

Now that Tehran has been prevented from developing nuclear weapons, the prime minister expects hostilities to come to an end.

ABS figures show the unemployment rate was 4.1 percent in January.

Talks around an Australian trade agreement with the EU have gained renewed momentum amid shifting global trade dynamics, but farmers remain cautious.

Australia’s High Court struck down government-imposed monitoring and curfews on immigration detainees as unconstitutional.

‘The Reserve Bank’s forecasts are not forecasting a recession in our economy. Neither are the government’s,’ said Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says no casualties were reported.

‘I had some good police officers who knew straight away, and they saw what was going on, but they couldn’t ... say it out loud,’ Anne-Marie Brady said.

In recent days, President Trump has reached out to international allies to assist with securing commercial traffic through the Strait.

‘Every single thing that we can do to help to keep kids in school, and help schools keep them there is the solution,’ said the co-director of Wejustice.