US job growth slowed sharply in June, according to government data, as employers adding far fewer jobs than economists had expected.

An electrician jailed for designing rockets for terrorists says he should be free to live unsupervised in a rural town after a lengthy deradicalisation journey.

Mechanical cooling should be treated as the last line of defence against climate change, not the first, says an urban heat expert following European heatwaves.

Executive Director of the Jewish Council of Australia, Sarah Schwartz, has told the Bondi Royal Commission of sustained abuse by pro-Israel activists.

The Australian market's main index was down 0.2 per cent at lunchtime and sitting at a three-week low, despite strong gains in banking stocks.

The opposition leader will use a five-week break in parliament sittings to try and catch up to One Nation in the polls through campaigning in marginal seats.

The impact of anti-Semitism is also having repercussions for Australia's Palestinian community following the Bondi attack, a royal commission has been told.

Citing a shift to online shopping and a response to declining foot traffic, Betts will close 20 of its 35 remaining physical stores.

A NSW Government report into the privatised Northern Beaches Hospital has confirmed what many suspected, a conflict of interest in privatising essential service monopolies, particularly in public health.

Australia is ill-prepared for a possible regional food crisis as El Nino, climate change and higher farming inputs collide, a former defence chiefs say.

The NDIS was meant to create competition to keep disability service prices low. Instead, most service providers charge the maximum allowed.

The Australian Securities Exchange underperformed its international peers by a long shot in the past year, but some sectors still delivered strong gains.

Robert Pether, the Australian engineer jailed for five years on trumped-up charges, remains in Iraq facing life-threatening illness and is unable to leave for treatment.

A town with six supermarkets has been denied a seventh as the corporate watchdog rules a second Coles store would undermine local competition.

Photos of the cramped apartment block where a Thai teenager was allegedly murdered by an Australian, and the roadside where she was found show a grim reality.

Consulting firms could have their auditing work split under reforms to the industry following major scandals involving the Big Four.

Microsoft is the latest US company planning job cuts, amid a wave of layoffs across the technology, media and finance sectors as firms rein in costs.

The World Bank has decided to stop lending to China, given its growing economic ​power that's seen it become the world's second-largest economy.

Meta has lost a bid to dismiss a lawsuit over whether social media platforms Facebook, Instagram, Google and YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok aim to addict kids.

The Federal Court has found pro-Israel activist Ofir Birenbaum breached his Cairo Takeaway settlement deed. Stephanie Tran and Wendy Bacon report.

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The Liberal Party's leaders are urging members to stay on target following a frontbencher's call for an overhaul as parliament nears its winter break.

Campaigners against deep sea mining warn the potential environmental consequences of radioactive material represents a blind spot ahead of key UN meetings.

Australia's corporate regulator has succeeded in a case against a cash-strapped carrier, which boasted it would deliver profits before turning in a large loss.

AHPRA has been hijacked by a lobby group agitating on behalf of a foreign country adopting a controversial definition of antisemitism.

The Nikkei is poised to notch up a record quarterly rise as the Yen plumbs 40-year low and US rate expectations lift the dollar.

Families heading off on school holidays are being advised to fill up their cars now before the fuel excise is halved, bumping up prices at the bowser.

The main stock exchange index was lower at noon, after gold stocks dropped sharply as the price of the metal fell to its lowest level since November.

A prominent Jewish MP has detailed the abuse levelled at himself and his partner to the anti-Semitism royal commission, including arson at his office.

The US Congress has passed a bill requiring tech companies to implement ​policies to protect children from some harms, including sexual ​exploitation.

The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's bid to fire the Federal Reserve governor in an unprecedented move to undermine the central bank's independence.

Amazon has been taken to court by Australia's consumer watchdog for alleged unfair contract terms linked to the introduction of ads on streaming service, Prime.

The operator of hundreds of KFC restaurants in Australia has reaped the benefit of new products and online sales, delivering record full-year revenue.

Workers will receive more tax cuts, small businesses are getting a leg up and laws targeting financial criminals take effect in the new financial year.

The industry super fund sector has found a correlation between a surge in advice fees taken from accounts over the past two years and a spike in switching.

Comcast's shares have soared after the US cable giant announced it would separate into two through a spin-off of NBCUiniversal and Sky.

British American Tobacco is cutting a fifth of its workforce as the cigarette maker undergoes an AI drive in a bid to lower costs.

Former SBS journalist Mary Kostakidis was back in court on Monday, defending herself against the racial discrimination claims by Zionist Federation of Australia.

As mainstream media craters, a tsunami of mis-dis-information swamps social media, and governments hammer free speech, we examine the future of media.

Australia will remain the security partner of choice for Vanuatu after the two countries agreed to a bilateral deal.

University students are being hit by a double squeeze with the rising cost of living and some of the highest fees on record in Australia.

A regulator is on the warpath after a review of superannuation platform trustees came up short for the second time, potentially leaving clients exposed.

The spread of online hate speech is the focus for the next block of witnesses to the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion.

Concerns about how a tax hike on investments will impact couples in the event of death and divorce will be addressed, Labor says.

Property market data will soon be released after the Reserve Bank unveils a readout from its latest interest rate-setting board meeting.

Tougher laws will be introduced to address widespread non-compliance with Australia's world-first social media age restrictions.

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Billions of dollars are spent on capital items such as assistive technology, home modifications and vehicle modifications for NDIS clients, without oversight.

The University of Melbourne has cancelled a prestigious lecture by eminent Australian cardiologist Professor Peter McDonald after Zionist pressure

Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat will visit Canberra ahead of a $500 million partnership deal expected between the two countries.