Anduril said it would invest $3.7bn to develop shipyard that would build submarine parts.

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Anduril said it would invest $3.7bn to develop shipyard that would build submarine parts.

An exclusive data analysis of interviews conducted on ABC’s 7.30 — and what they tell us about the broadcaster's bias.

Lee Hanson says she has been a regular at the shop since it opened…

The Albanese Government has reached a new low, using a Federal Court appeal application and questionable legal tactics to avoid scrutiny.

The companies in the VBA network have made millions turning veterans into valuable sales leads on an industrial scale.

ABC Media Watch has accused this reporter of "perpetuating unsubstantiated conspiracy theories" online. We say the ABC has failed

The silence in Canberra over attacks on the ICC, the US attack on Venezuela and the war on Iran rings loudly. Legislate the Red Lines Package.

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Jaafar Ashtiyeh was covering violence against olive farmers when settlers set upon him with the butts of their rifles

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COVID-19 vaccines move onto the NIP this week. Who is now eligible for a funded vaccine and what should pharmacists tell patients who aren’t?

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The Australian continent has always been useful to other people’s wars.

The Queensland government will take the planning and assessment of data centre applications away from local councils under a system set to be rolled out in coming weeks.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers used a large business gathering near Tokyo to promise executives that Australia would remain a dependable energy supplier.