Australians taken ‘outside danger zone’ from Israel
A Royal Australian Air Force jet carrying more than 100 Australian citizens trying to escape the conflict in the Middle East has left the Israeli capital after the airspace was…
Australia’s take on Trump F-bomb aimed at Israel, Iran
Blunt-speaking Australians shouldn’t “quibble” at Donald Trump’s F-bomb, after he voiced his frustration with Israel and Iran for violating the ceasefire he brokered. The US president launched an attack on…
Shop-around advice as cheapest supermarket revealed
Visiting more than one supermarket has proven to be the smartest approach for shoppers, as data shows prices for everyday essentials continue to vary widely. Data from consumer advocacy group…
Falling travel costs to help stop inflation taking off
With fresh figures set to show inflation comfortably within target, the federal government is turning its attention to how it can harness artificial intelligence to boost productivity. The consumer price…
ABC to learn fate in lawsuit by pro-Gaza radio host
A casual ABC radio host and Palestine advocate taken off air after three days on the job will soon learn if she is owed damages for unlawful termination. Antoinette Lattouf…
‘Not our war’: Australian Iranians hope for new regime
A ceasefire will not calm the fears of Iranians in Australia as their homeland’s authoritarian regime looms over their loved ones. After almost two weeks of conflict, a temporary pause…
McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme end US partnership
McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme say they are ending their partnership in the United States on July 2, a little more than a year after it was announced. Krispy Kreme said…
‘We got smashed’: but Ley eyes political resurrection
A plan to resurrect the coalition from the ashes of its election loss will be revealed by the opposition leader as she vows to represent modern Australia. Sussan Ley will…
Big business budget sell after ‘sophisticated’ spending
Economic leaders will be told NSW is open for business, as the treasurer continues selling a budget welcomed by property developers and the building sector. But others have questioned why…
Slight increase in mortgage holders behind on payments
More homeowners are falling behind on their house repayments despite a cut in interest rates. Figures from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority showed 1.68 per cent of all mortgages were…