Can we draw a link between the intricate and often modest work of writers and translators, and the bold and costly actions of activists? Is the work of literature connected to the risks some people...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says 3.7pc jobless rate is “remarkable” given higher interest rates and global uncertainty; Trade Minister Don Farrell welcomes China’s move to immediately resume imports of...

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says Michael Pezzullo was a faithful public servant when he held the home affairs portfolio; the federal and SA governments strike a $100 million deal for a hydrogen...

Iconic bag maker Crumpler has been saved from administration by co-founder David Roper and his daughter Virginia Martin.

Seven West executive chairman Kerry Stokes, who backed Ben Roberts-Smith’s legal efforts, says the outcome will be hard for the former soldier; court finds Nine newspapers’ reporting proved Ben...

In one of the most secretive police operations in the nation, the Australian Federal Police are now investigating the war hero over Afghanistan allegations.

In the two years since COVID-19 first arrived in Australia, the pandemic has changed how we work, where we live and what we do with our time and money.

It's a devastating end to his time in GOP leadership.

A large fire erupted at a building in Surry Hills, with light rail services and roads closed. How the day unfolded.

The Albanese government says a planned trade deal with the EU is off the table until after the next federal election.

National Australia Bank says in some cases it shut regional branches even where activity had been increasing; Foreign Minister Penny Wong is “deeply concerned” by Canada’s allegations that India was...

Musk said in an apparent email to Tesla's executive staff that those wishing to work remotely must work “for a minimum” of 40 hours a week in the office, or they must leave the company.

Jim Chalmers says climate change poses a risk to the budget and the nation’s credit rating; Qantas is facing a class action lawsuit. Here’s how the day unfolded.

The BCA is expected to announce the appointment of a former lawyer and political staffer to replace Jennifer Westacott. Here’s how the day unfolded.

Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke accuses the opposition of previously defending Qantas’ outsourcing of 1700 ground handling jobs as a “commercial decision”. Here’s how the day unfolded.

Oleg Vornik fled Russia as a teen when his homeland took an authoritarian turn. Now he is helping Ukraine defend itself against Putin’s army.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, a former Commonwealth Bank employee, says keeping the bank in public hands could have been better for customers.

Tony Burke says opposition to the legislation has veered “from the selfish to the absurd”; Qantas admits its reputation has been “hit hard on several fronts”. Here’s how the day unfolded.

In elections, like wars, the first casualty is truth, and this is nowhere clearer than in how politicians talk about the economy.