This 345-kilometre power cable is touted as crucial to clean-energy needs. But what if farmers cannot work their land?

The treasurer says petrol prices are fuelling inflation as a near-record tax haul adds to scrutiny of Labor’s economic management.

Behind the headlines, a little-known legislative instrument was implemented a decade ago that would have a profound impact on Australia’s immigration program.

If one were being overly cynical, Albanese could not have been handed a more potent demonstration of the dangers of AI at a more useful moment.

It’s no surprise Fed chair Kevin Warsh avoided direct references to the war in the Middle East last week. But the consequences of Trump’s misguided adventure are impossible to ignore.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms the Australian Defence Force will deploy an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to the Gulf to help protect and defend the region, providing long-range reconnaissance acti...

Premier Ben Carroll adopts Coalition’s stance on Jack’s Law, which gives police and PSOs power to randomly search people for knives with metal detectors

Scientists believe the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot is particularly susceptible to the H5 bird flu strain which is spreading across Australia.

For five years, the rail improvement charge has been the dirty little secret at the heart of the state’s largest transport infrastructure project.

Ford suggested that Canada needed to "throw everything and the kitchen sink" at Trump.

Victoria’s dental industry has attacked a plan to establish 10 free public dental clinics, warning it is a political ploy that could increase years-long waiting lists.

A year on from the killing of two police offers, the remote community in Victoria’s idyllic high country is still recovering, but deep divisions linger.

Israel’s ambassador to Australia has defended the IDF’s finding that there was “no reasonable suspicion of criminal misconduct” in the deaths of Zomi Frankcom and six other aid workers.

The incident, also involving a Qantas 737, is the third such occurrence in Sydney airport in under three weeks, with links to air traffic control.

The former prime minister’s intervention comes as new One Nation MP David Farley failed to echo Pauline Hanson’s key lines on immigration in his first speech.

Judge rebukes state for seeking to add man who defaced property with anti-Israel slogans on terror watch list

Royal Commission into Antisemitism will not defeat antisemitism. It is a government buying absolution with $131m of public money

Veteran Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones arrives at court for the first day of his indecent assault and sexual touching trial.

The Royal Commission on Antisemitism has heard doctors’ social media posts damaged trust in the medical system at large.

Allan remained defiant as factional conveners from across the party broadly agreed her days as premier were numbered.

The Australian government slammed the new tariffs – which will rise from 10 per cent, under the guise of human rights – and said they should be removed.

Photos posted to Instagram show Hanson spending time poolside at the Grand Hotel San Pietro in the resort town of Taormina, while Rinehart swims.

If we wanted more proof that Donald Trump has no real strategy in the war he started, we just got it.

Craig Tiley is at the end of his 21-year tenure in Australian tennis, and he spoke exclusively to this masthead about some of the sport’s big issues.

In a lengthy, combative exchange with journalists, Jacinta Allan refused to accept that the wages bills for Big Build projects were excessive or that unjustified union demands had driven up the cost t...

Nine executives have spent much of Thursday finalising the terms of the Today host’s departure from the network.

Four Corners follows the logs, and the money, to uncover how efforts to end logging have shifted the timber trade across state borders.

The latest Resolve Political Monitor results confirm most Victorians yearn for political change, and declare the two-party system dead amid surging support for One Nation.

Those on trams and buses will still need a physical card. And myki passes won’t be supported by the new system.

While the US defence secretary struck a more conciliatory tone on China, Defence Minister Richard Marles said the seabed was “becoming a battlefield”.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott said he believed it was his duty to serve the Liberal Party in a time of “existential crisis”.