Former foreign minister resigns as top uni chancellor
After months of turmoil at one of Australia's top universities, former Liberal minister Julie Bishop has stepped ...
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Investment bank Macquarie posts second-highest profit
Macquarie Group has beaten expectations with a $4.8 billion annual profit, half of which the investment bank will ...
‘A tough ask’: coalition braces for by-election defeat
The coalition's grip on the seat of Farrer could be over after more than 70 years, with One Nation and an ...
Price impact uncertain from gas reservation scheme
Households have not be guaranteed how much gas prices in east coast markets will come down under a reservation scheme.
Weapon-maker investments stoke warnings for Future Fund
Australia has been urged to adjust its sovereign wealth fund after hefty investments in weapons companies and ...
‘Inflationary’ WA handouts could inflame GST debate
A Western Australian family of five with three school-aged children will receive up to $950 cash in cost-of-living ...
Sensation, controversy: premier portrait to be unveiled
All eyes are on the $100,000 Archibald Prize with the winner set to be announced for Australia's biggest portrait award.
‘Decline’: housing downturn looms as rate hikes bite
Higher rates and affordability pressures are threatening to push the housing market into a decline, with prices in ...
Billions more set in train for contentious rail project
Extra billions of dollars will be poured into a suburban rail loop as part of Treasurer Jim Chalmers' fifth ...
Final showdown set in Rebel’s fiery fight with co-star
A hotly contested defamation battle between Rebel Wilson and the star of her directorial debut film is ready to ...
‘ISIS brides’ return home to chaotic airport scenes
Slavery and terror group charges are expected to be levelled at a trio of women who have returned home from Syria.
Fuel bonus as WA posts eighth straight budget surplus
More than $1 billion in cost-of-living relief will be shared in Western Australia as the state capitalises on an ...
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