Suspect Serhii Kuznietsov faces charges of collusion to cause an explosion, sabotage and destruction of infrastructure.

Former ACCC chair condemns proposed exemption allowing minister to approve projects that don’t comply with law

According to his lawyer, immigration officers shot Carlos Jimenez after he warned them that children would soon gather for the bus where they had pulled over a vehicle.

Colm Kelleher says industry is shopping for ratings as banks did before the 2008 subprime crisis

Delegations of dockworkers from across Europe and both sides of the Mediterranean held a large meeting in Genoa this weekend. They are calling for a Europe-wide general strike to fight the Gaza genoci...

The Recent Increase in Troops Deployed Is Meant to Prevent 'Forcibly Displaced Palestinians' From Relocating in Egypt, a Source Said, While Netanyahu Hopes That if Military Presence Sinai Decreases, G...

Initial bombing hits the upper floor of Nasser hospital, followed by a strike on response teams attempting to rescue the wounded

An urgent review of the federal government’s automated welfare compliance system shows Australia’s punitive scheme is a global outlier, adding to doubts about the capability and accountability of seni...

The energy transition offers a rare opportunity to retrofit markets for genuine efficiency: more competition, greater transparency, ad real consumer choice.

Big batteries are displacing plans for peaking gas generators, even those that are fully permitted, because they’re cheaper and faster to build.

A leaked letter reveals pressure from a pro-Israel group in the lead up to the Festival

Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff announces the party cannot lend its support to Tasmanian Labor's bid to form minority government "at this stage".