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Questions are being raised about the building’s valuation and the removal of a covenant dictating it be for community use

Calls for ALP to support a ceasefire grow as rank and file members quit and migrant communities in heartland seats threaten to turn away

Exclusive: document tendered in high court shows half a dozen have been in detention for more than a decade

Liberal backbencher and former PM Scott Morrison says he went to Israel because ‘Jewish Australians need to know that their cause is a right one’, and Qantas, Virgin and Crown Resorts paid no corporate tax in 2021-22 but mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP were some of the biggest corporate…

The COVID pandemic has cut life expectancy for Australians but we are still second in the world for males, and sixth for the females.

Veteran adviser criticises Tasmanian rightwing powerbroker’s ‘factional warfare’ to ‘blast Bridget out of the party’

Australian IT company says ‘configuration issue’ may have been behind nationwide outage

Mistake on specialist maths exam leads to confusion among students as VCAA apologises for causing ‘undue stress’

Asylum seeker boats carrying 200 people have been either turned back or those on them returned by plane seven times since the Labor government was elected in May last year, and China’s Premier Li Qiang says his constituents reckon PM Anthony Albanese is ‘a very handsome boy’.

Public drunkenness has been outlawed in three states already — here's why Victoria's reform is not only different, but better.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and China’s President Xi Jinping’s talks covered everything from the global economy and Taiwan to Tasmanian devils and pandas, and after Brittany Higgin’s allegations were made public, the AFP investigated seven sexual assault allegations against federal politicians.