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‘Profound’ increased death rate for welfare recipients

People on disability, unemployment or carers payments had an average mortality rate nine times higher than those ...

‘Magnitude slowly hit’: 9/11 remembered 25 years on

A political reporter has recounted being in Washington with an ex-prime minister a quarter of a century ago when ...

Innovation ‘reset’ yet to lock in post-COVID lockdown

An innovation index compiled from millions of government data points shows business breakthroughs faltered after ...

China hopes to soon agree on tariff reductions with US

A Chinese government official says a deal with the United States to lower import taxes could soon be agreed.

ECB raises interest rates to fight off inflation jump

The European Central Bank has raise interest rates a quarter point in efforts to quell inflation as the Iran war ...

Chinese miner buys out Aussie gold project in PNG

Shares in an Australian gold mine spiked more than 20 per cent within hours of the company announcing it had sold ...

Coalition to oppose ‘ham-fisted’ social media reforms

The opposition will oppose a digital duty of care bill, saying the reforms amount to political censorship and give ...

‘Lowest bit of life’: foes back MP over One Nation slur

Pauline Hanson's labelling of Andrew Hastie as a traitor has drawn a fierce rebuke from an unlikely band of ...

Australian shares dive as market risks converge

The ASX faces a triple-front of market headwinds as the Iran war, surging bond yields and a strong Aussie dollar ...

Asia stocks wilt as Brent crude holds above $US100

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has fallen 1.0 per cent and higher oil prices have ...

AI powerhouse NVIDIA partners with eight Aussie firms

The world's biggest company is partnering with eight leading Australian AI companies to build factories in Australia.

Bid to use cheap tobacco prices as proof of criminality

Border forces will be able to prosecute the sellers and distributors of illicit tobacco more easily as part of ...
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