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One Nation edges back in front in federal poll

One Nation edges back in front in federal poll

A Redbridge poll suggests One Nation is slightly ahead of Labor again, with the two parties repeatedly trading ...
Motorists, truckers face fuel shock with excise rise

Motorists, truckers face fuel shock with excise rise

Motorists, truckers and farmers will all feel the impact of a fuel tax discount ending as the government says ...
House price decline speeds up as downturn spreads

House price decline speeds up as downturn spreads

Home values have fallen at their fastest monthly rate in nearly four years as a dip in prices spreads to more of ...
Fresh hope as treatment cost slashed for rare cancer

Fresh hope as treatment cost slashed for rare cancer

Patients suffering a rare form of brain cancer will be able to access a new, targeted treatment at low cost for ...
Household spending in spotlight as Iran war drags on

Household spending in spotlight as Iran war drags on

Data showing how households are managing the fallout from shaky global conditions caused by conflict in the Middle ...
‘Just a backbencher’: minister defends charged MP role

‘Just a backbencher’: minister defends charged MP role

A senior Labor minister has defended the government's decision not to stand down an MP accused of assault from his ...
Capital One responds to stoush with Trump Organization

Capital One responds to stoush with Trump Organization

Capital One Financial says an anti-money laundering review by its expert team prompted it to close more than 300 ...
Rock star Elder hails Gove mining closure as land win

Rock star Elder hails Gove mining closure as land win

The end of mining at Gove is a chance to reclaim Yolŋu land, an Indigenous Elder says, and turn Rio Tinto's old ...
Are the stars aligning? High hopes for profit season

Are the stars aligning? High hopes for profit season

Australia's biggest companies are poised to snap a three-year run of lacklustre profits, but there are concerns ...
US intervenes to support yen after Japan steps in

US intervenes to support yen after Japan steps in

The US Treasury has joined forces with Tokyo to support the languishing Japanese currency for the first time in ...
Motorists urged off panic buying as excise cuts end

Motorists urged off panic buying as excise cuts end

Australians will likely be paying up to 16 cents per litre more for petrol as excise cuts come to an end but ...
Migrant tradies a net benefit to housing, say builders

Migrant tradies a net benefit to housing, say builders

The building industry is pushing for a better skilled migration intake having totalled how many homes a migrant ...
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