A move that could cause “dissatisfaction” and “unsettled behaviour” has been floated for Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks spectacular.
Duncan Evans
"She answered those questions honestly ... to the best of her ability," Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer said after she spoke with the US Department of Justice.
Kate Payne and Ed White
With the chance of Australia hitting net zero emissions by 2050 looking further out of reach, Sussan Ley must fill the void if the Coalition decides to abandon the target.
Michelle Grattan
Ageing equipment is exposing staff at Fiona Stanley Hospital to excessive radiation and making diagnosis harder, according to a leaked dossier.
Jessica Page and Hannah Cross
Questions have been raised over a decision to slug WA taxpayers tens of thousands to turn a seized luxury Maserati into a police car for a PR stunt.
Charlton Hart
A major police complex under construction south of Perth has been hit with a staggering budget blowout, leaving taxpayers to fork-out tens of millions of dollars more to get it delivered.
Australia and the UK are poised to deepen their commitment to the AUKUS nuclear submarine pact despite the US undertaking a review of its involvement.
Sam McKeith
Cambodia's leader claimed Thailand had agreed to a Malaysian ceasefire proposal but then backed down.
Staff Writers
Iran and European powers are set to continue talks about Tehran's nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump has touched down in Scotland, ahead of four days of golf and diplomacy. But it the trip won't be all play and no work.
Campaigners have warned a ship destined for an Australian port is carrying Russian oil despite sanctions put in place because of the Ukraine war.
Brendan Kearns
A heartbroken grandfather says his granddaughter is traumatised after she was among primary school students subjected to anti-Semitic taunts.
Rachael Ward and Callum Godde
A court has rejected an impeachment complaint against Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte.
Mikhail Flores
An investigation of Synergy’s billing bungle, that resulted in almost 3000 vulnerable customers being overcharged, will be required to report back by October.
Jessica Page
The unions say it’s down to burnt-out workers. Big business says it’s because of an entirely unbalanced industrial relations system. Welcome to Australia’s productivity blame game.
Jackson Hewett
Hong Kong police have announced rewards for information leading to the arrest of 19 overseas-based activists.
Jessie Pang
Fortescue has agreed to pay back taxpayer funds that were poured into a nixed green hydrogen project “where required”, following pressure from the Albanese Government.
Daniel Newell
Changing company taxes, making it easier for Australians to upskill or change roles and embracing new technology are just a few of the ways we can all be better off, a new report finds.
Cameron Micallef
The Chief Commissioner tasked with overseeing the City of Nedlands says his experience in a mass resignation of councillors three decades ago will give him better understanding of the task ahead.
Oliver Lane
Kiama MP Gareth Ward is being urged to leave parliament after he was found guilty of sexually abusing two young men.
Nathan Schmidt and Rhiannon Lewin
Cameras have been installed on the foreshore after a young tall tree at Lake Douglas, located just 20m from trees the council has voted to remove, was seemingly poisoned.
Sophie Gannon
As starvation ravages Gazans, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's stronger words mark a big shift in the Australian government's tone and expression.
Sebastian Tan and Kat Wong
Australia's most senior politicians have denounced Israel's denial of aid to starving civilians in Gaza in their strongest intervention on the conflict to date.
Kat Wong and Tess Ikonomou
The ways gambling companies induce people to bet more than they otherwise would are being questioned, along with the opaque nature of promotions.
Dominic Giannini
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