Pressure is mounting on Treasurer Jim Chalmers to find spending cuts in his upcoming budget update after the Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates to the highest level since 2008. In a split ...

Mr Herzfeld submitted the ban did not stop children or young people from being exposed to dangerous online content, as some platforms do not require people to hold an account or be logged in to view ...

Media rivalries and motives have been scrutinised as a star investigative journalist testified in Alan Jones's fight ...

A crying Beau Lamarre Condon insisted he was not a bad person as he helped police locate the bodies of his two alleged murder victims. The former senior constable has pleaded not guilty to murdering ...

Formerly owned by the King of England, Great Britain's Point of Law was the Cup favourite after winning the Geelong Cup on his Australian debut less than a fortnight ago. "Please don't wake me up, ...

At 1.3 per cent, the RBA's forecast for GDP growth in 2027 is still more optimistic than economists at NAB and Commonwealth Bank, who expect economic growth to slow to one per cent. Meanwhile, the ...

A sea of sharply dressed Melbourne Cup punters packed the main entrance well before gates flung open at 9am, when racing fanatics made a break for the front lawn. Despite a cloudy top of just 17C and ...

A dispute between Football Australia and the players' union over revenue sharing has escalated, with the latter ...

British pop singer Boy George has travelled to Israel for two concerts, in a show of support for the country amid an international campaign by artists to boycott it over its actions in the Palestinian ...

The United States has struck ‌Iran's Qeshm Island, the Wall Street Journal is reporting, citing US officials. The reporting follows several explosions on the island, which is situated on the Strait of ...