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From the new $4,600 visa fee to the National Innovation Visa, here is the 2026 reality for graduates.

Unions want a 5 percent boost, while industry wants 3.5 percent, while the federal government wants the minimum wage to go up by more than inflation.

Meanwhile, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said six cancelled fuel shipments to Australia had been replaced with cargo from other countries.

German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.

Australian farmers called the Australia-EU free trade agreement the “worst ever,” saying it is no better than an earlier, rejected version.

Living in a ‘better-off’ neighbourhood can help you live much longer—even if it’s only a short distance away from a poorer one.

The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.

ABS data showed 88 percent of skilled permanent migrants reported a personal income, compared to 79 percent of the total Australian population.

One youth posted extremist threats online and had illegal weapons, while the other imported an ISIS flag.

The international study examined over 350,000 children and young people around the world aged 2 to 19 years of age.

‘Ensuring continuity of waste and recycling services is not optional,’ said Gayle Sloan, CEO of the waste disposal peak body.

A flood of cheap Chinese commodities have put already-strained refining facilities on the ropes.

The crackdown comes amid growing evidence that AI tools are being widely used by children.

About 60 percent of ABC staff rejected management’s offer that included a 10-percent pay rise across three years.

The party is also projected to win three seats in the Legislative Council, with two already secured.

Labor says the government is running its own inquiry into the troubled NDIS.

The adjustment is expected to make it easier to import from the United States, Canada and Europe, where lower flashpoint standards apply.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed Australia’s federal parliament for the first time.

The deal means 98 percent of the current value of Australia’s exports entering the European Union will be duty free.

The opposition says renewables cannot support data centres alone.

From the new $4,600 visa fee to the National Innovation Visa, here is the 2026 reality for graduates.

Unions want a 5 percent boost, while industry wants 3.5 percent, while the federal government wants the minimum wage to go up by more than inflation.

Meanwhile, Energy Minister Chris Bowen said six cancelled fuel shipments to Australia had been replaced with cargo from other countries.

German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.

Australian farmers called the Australia-EU free trade agreement the “worst ever,” saying it is no better than an earlier, rejected version.

Living in a ‘better-off’ neighbourhood can help you live much longer—even if it’s only a short distance away from a poorer one.

The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.

ABS data showed 88 percent of skilled permanent migrants reported a personal income, compared to 79 percent of the total Australian population.

One youth posted extremist threats online and had illegal weapons, while the other imported an ISIS flag.

The international study examined over 350,000 children and young people around the world aged 2 to 19 years of age.

‘Ensuring continuity of waste and recycling services is not optional,’ said Gayle Sloan, CEO of the waste disposal peak body.

A flood of cheap Chinese commodities have put already-strained refining facilities on the ropes.

The crackdown comes amid growing evidence that AI tools are being widely used by children.

About 60 percent of ABC staff rejected management’s offer that included a 10-percent pay rise across three years.

The party is also projected to win three seats in the Legislative Council, with two already secured.

Labor says the government is running its own inquiry into the troubled NDIS.

The adjustment is expected to make it easier to import from the United States, Canada and Europe, where lower flashpoint standards apply.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed Australia’s federal parliament for the first time.

The deal means 98 percent of the current value of Australia’s exports entering the European Union will be duty free.

The opposition says renewables cannot support data centres alone.