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Injured coal miner Simon Turner is suing BHP & four others, unrepresented by legal counsel, in the NSW Supreme Court in an historic wage theft case. Michael West reports. It’s…
The COP30 climate summit has opened with the UN climate chief urging countries to cooperate, as a fracturing international consensus limits efforts to rein in global warming. Host country Brazil…
A compromise climate policy being mulled by the Liberals would put Australia in breach of its international obligations and risk legal consequences, experts say. Ahead of a crucial meeting of…
South Australia has taken out a hat-trick in an annual ranking of the best states to do business in Australia, earning top marks for regulatory costs and planning approvals. The…
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau has announced a vast investigation into the country’s energy sector, alleging a $US100 million ($A153 million) kickback scheme involving the state nuclear power company. The bureau, a…
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa at the White House, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group. Al-Sharaa arrived…
Gough Whitlam made a “terrible mistake” by assuming the governor-general would allow him to continue leading the nation, former prime minister John Howard says, 50 years on from the dismissal…
Former commando Allan Miles never met his World War I veteran father who died months before his birth. But the OAM recipient believes anyone who has signed up to the…
Landlords who knowingly allow illegal tobacco and vape stores to operate on their premises face prison time as a nicotine crackdown continues. In its latest push to curb a surging…
Tech giants won’t bat an eyelid at the fines enforced under Australia’s social media ban but they will start sweating if other nations follow suit, a former Facebook executive says.…