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The state is suffering from a dramatic increase in episodes of violent crime and horrific machete attacks that have forced Jacinta Allan to finally...

The party’s debate over climate policy can’t obscure the political numbers. Sussan Ley lost control of her party and is scrambling to catch up.

The party’s debate over climate policy can’t obscure the political numbers. Sussan Ley lost control of her party and is scrambling to catch up.

With the United States government shutdown looking to be over, Democrats are now arguing over what is the best form of resistance to the president.

No-shows at COP30 in Brazil reflect a shift in the international political climate as the costs and difficulties of reducing emissions become more...

Murray Watt is challenging the Coalition and the Greens to make a deal with Labor over changes to environmental laws. But who’s willing to compromise?

Murray Watt is challenging the Coalition and the Greens to make a deal with Labor over changes to environmental laws. But who’s willing to...

The results of the Trump-Xi meeting are likely to be dismissed as another parody of TACO – Trump Always Chickens Out – even if Australia’s prime...

The ticking clock on the aluminium smelter’s energy contract makes it impossible to keep the looming commercial showdown quiet.

Financial Services Minister Daniel Mulino is under pressure to bail out thousands of investors who lost their superannuation savings. Will he or...

The president meets the Chinese leader next week armed with a multibillion-dollar Australian deal, but the critical minerals supply issue is far from...

Australian households are enthusiastic about rooftop solar and batteries, but large-scale investment in the transition to renewables is more mixed.

The timing of the much-delayed meeting between the prime minister and US President Donald Trump has worked to Australia’s advantage.

Sussan Ley is determined to make herself heard above the disruption created by Coalition squabbles and her own Liberal colleagues. It’s hard work.

The prime minister’s visit to Washington has come at a crucial time in the global trade wars following China’s weaponisation of the global rare...

Australian Strategic Materials was among ASX-listed miners enjoying a surging valuation this week. Chief executive Rowena Smith explains what should...

The treasurer got knocked off his policy high horse, but he’s already back in the saddle claiming victory.

Anthony Albanese will talk co-operation on critical minerals with Donald Trump. But Australia is in a tough and competitive race to deliver.

The resources giants have a lot riding on Argentinian President Javier Milei in this month’s congressional elections.

Sussan Ley’s job just got harder as some of her colleagues decide that fighting culture wars is the path to electoral redemption rather than a dead...

To the frustration of the states, the federal government is hitting the brakes on setting up road-user charges for EV drivers.

RBA governor Michele Bullock’s commentary will confirm the market’s view that prospects for another interest rate cut this year have receded.

Expect a growing outcry from the banks over the RBA’s proposal to cut “interchange” fees paid by businesses on every credit card transaction.

The prime minister ignored Donald Trump’s rant against renewables as he promoted Australia’s green credentials in New York this week. How real is...

It’s the Donald Trump show. The president uses his address at the United Nations to blast the failure of others as he boasts of America’s success.

Small Australian company DroneShield has grown its way into being a global player thwarting Russian drone attacks and supplying the US and European...

Technology failures may be inevitable in today’s world, but that makes the telco’s failure to communicate Triple Zero service problems even more...

Keir Starmer has cheerfully exploited Donald Trump’s love of British royalty and pageantry. Anthony Albanese can’t offer the same distractions if...

The opposition leader faces plenty of trouble behind her leadership, as well as ahead, as she tries to refocus the Liberal’s message on economics.

Protecting our data is already under attack from AI, but now cyber “thugs and thieves” are relishing what advances in quantum computing might give...

Despite all the money and rhetoric, Australia’s emissions cuts have flatlined for the past four years, suggesting a tough ask to reach Labor’s...

CEOs are giving Canberra the benefit of the doubt as they wait to see whether suddenly fashionable words such as productivity will translate into...

Telcos are happy with the idea of having their spectrum licences simply renewed rather than being forced to bid for them again. Consumer groups...

It turns out the US president’s ‘liberation day’ blitz hasn’t been as damaging as feared. So far.

Worley’s US-based CEO, Chris Ashton, is determined not to be one of those left pondering what to do with the promise of artificial intelligence.

Daniel Andrews is the least of the Albanese government’s problems in managing the new perils of the world.

The treasurer is pleased that better than expected quarterly GDP figures showed consumers were more willing to spend. But business investment remains...

In a warning to the hugely profitable Pilbara industry, Brazil’s Vale believes its mines are better suited to Chinese ambitions for lower emissions.

I became one more consumer fooled by a scam – and am now dealing with the financial cost as well as the personal humiliation of being so easily...

The Albanese government is hoping that subsidising key mining and smelting projects to help them weather price collapses will pay off. It’s a big...

The US president is angry Americans pay more for their medicines. Will he want the PBS – and Australian citizens – to help change that equation?

The Productivity Commission’s second of five interim reports offers a confusing new acronym but little that is concrete.

The party claims the election win as endorsement of its energy strategy, but faces difficult decisions about reducing emissions and controlling costs.

The US president is declaring victory amid grudging capitulation from friends and foe alike, writes Jennifer Hewett.

HIF Global is just one of the big businesses betting on green tech to provide a viable alternative to electric vehicles.

Despite the Coalition’s attempts to suggest otherwise, Labor cannot offer enough – not even an audience with a king – to appeal to Trump’s...

Sussan Ley’s problems with managing the opposition’s energy policy just got much worse. Labor’s problems with managing its own energy policy...

The announcement by ASX-listed Tivan of Japanese support for its fluorite projects is a small example of the effort to build supply chains independent...

The treasurer is pushing big ideas and expectations for his economic talkfest in August. The practical results are much less certain.

The former Treasury secretary failed to have a previous Labor government implement a resources super profits tax, but he has plenty of big ideas for...
