The prime minister will command one of the biggest ever majorities when MPs arrive for the first parliamentary sitting since ...

Anthony Albanese says the delayed first meeting with the president is not hurting Australian interests, with other countries ...

After weeks of insisting the South Australian marine catastrophe is a state issue, Murray Watt will visit Adelaide on Monday.

More than 1 million people use banknotes and coins for their everyday payments, even as regulators and banks prepare for the ...

Ely Ratner, ex-assistant secretary of defence for Indo-Pacific security, says pressure on Australia to prepare for war is an ...

China’s property sector is still in deep trouble, and that’s bad news for iron ore giants. The great ASX rotation from banks ...

After the fourth snap election in seven years, and almost the same result as last time, Tasmanians may well be asking: what ...

The housing industry has challenged the Minns government: if Queensland can approve apartments in three months, why can’t NSW ...

Investors will be watching for dovish sentiment in central bank commentary and results from Alphabet and Tesla, as the local ...

In a country of 1.4 billion people, keeping everyone fed can be the difference between stability and chaos. The Lynch Group ...

A Wall Street Journal report on ties between the US president and Jeffrey Epstein is a fresh blow to an old, mutually ...

Jim Chalmers’ roundtable is a huge opportunity for practical, productivity-enhancing change that is long overdue. But it has ...