Independent Planning Commission says climate change impacts from Hunter Valley project will be ‘outweighed’ by economic benefits

The city’s two most prestigious tertiary institutions have signed multi-year deals with ChatGPT within days. There’s a campus backlash brewing.

‘Red lines’ legislation would forbid defence equipment technology or services being used, includes parts for F-35 fighter jets

A request for an immediate investigation into salmon industry practices has been made to Biosecurity Tasmania regarding possible breaches to the state's Animal Welfare Act.

As home affairs minister’s National Press Club address is postponed, refugee advocates lament missed ‘opportunity to bring Australians together’

NYC mayor says in Times interview that’s he’s in ‘active conversation’ with city’s law department about the matter

Football's European governing body blasts the decision to suspend a US striker's World Cup red-card ban, saying FIFA had "crossed a red line" after US President Donald Trump personally intervened in t...

Exclusive: Claims against Israel Defense Forces battalion include deliberate targeting and destruction of residential buildings in 2023 and 2024 without military justification

Michael Still has resigned from the role at the University of Wollongong, effective immediately.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong met with four Global Sumud flotilla participants in Canberra alongside senior AFP officers to hear their allegations.

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Federal Education Minister Jason Clare vetoed research funding to 13 projects ‘for reasons relevant to the security, defence or international relations’.

The organisers of a flotilla of ships trying to break Israel's maritime blockade of Gaza say Israel's navy is about to begin intercepting the group off the coast of Cyprus.

Australia Palestine Advocacy Network says criticism of Israel is routinely misrepresented as antisemitic – and that Palestinian voices are being excluded from debate

Booing by rightwing groups of Indigenous leaders giving welcome to country speeches marred ceremonies for a second year running

The opposition leader will use his first major policy speech to warn that too many self-serving migrants have taken advantage of Australia and eroded the national culture.