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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.
The group wanted much more—originally around $1.8 billion.
The Journalism Assistance Fund is part of the $180.5 million News Media Assistance Program, and is aimed at supporting journalism.
On July 28, the Federal Court fined the major retailer for publishing thousands of unlawful advertisements promoting ‘interest-free’ offers over 19 months.
A group of Torres Strait Islanders is seeking to overturn a court decision ruling the government was not liable to pay compensation for its policy decisions.
The court found the evidence did not support exclusive ownership by any Indigenous group, instead recognising communal rights based on shared ancestry.
The ‘Fix the Sex Discrimination Act’ rally, organised by Women’s Forum Australia, coincided with the Labor Party’s National Conference.
The test of the AusAlert system will see a 10-second siren sound on all mobile phones across the nation on the afternoon of July 27.
An amendment passed at the party’s national conference in Adelaide on July 24 and clears the way to remove a 30-year-old provision in the federal Criminal Code.
Drawing on responses from more than 6,000 Australians, the report also revealed that 72 percent believed costs have prevented them from accessing the healthcare
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the Fair Work Court would resolve disputes faster and at lower cost.
The Finocchiaro government says it can pass the law without needing support from Labor or the crossbench.
The study also says the true level of investment is likely higher considering it doesn’t capture indirect investments.
According to data from AIHW, assault-related hospitalisations among healthcare workers rose from 49 in 2015-16 to 126 in 2024-25.
Master Grocers Australia said retailers now had to provide cash handling services that were previously the responsibility of banks before they closed branches.
‘They spoke to Ghislaine Maxwell, they spoke to people after convictions of child abuse,’ Robinson said.
