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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says we’ll hear more detail on the Voice to Parliament after the referendum working group meets on February 2, and 29 Indigenous Australians died in custody last year. (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that the following mentions a person who has died.)

The long-awaited official history of the peacekeeping mission has been called a work of ‘national significance’, yet little fanfare surrounds its release.

Qantas flight QF144’s midair emergency is just the latest in a long line of problems as executive decisions strain the flagging carrier.

Independent federal MP Andrew Wilkie sees echoes of his fallout with Julia Gillard in 2012 in this year’s NSW election campaign.

After being attracted to Elon Musk’s cult of personality, some Tesla owners say they’re increasingly uneasy about the electric carmaker.

As private sector union membership sinks to record lows, heeding new laws and the success of a resurgent US labour movement could help.

With a backdrop of rising inflation and falling wages, the government is facing renewed pressure to rethink its support for Morrison-era tax cuts.

‘Even now, [artificial intelligence] is a more competent writer of satire than most of the people I’ve worked with.’

As a multi-decade scheme for rental affordability draws to a close, advocates are calling for immediate action to redress Australia’s strained housing market.