Breaking: Headline inflation stable at 2.4pc while RBA’s preferred measure drops within target
Headline inflation has remained steady, but the Reserve Bank’s preferred measure of consumer prices has fallen within the RBA’s target band for the first time in more than three years.
‘No excuses’: Next Wallabies coach says 14-month lead in to 2027 World Cup will be enough
Les Kiss is confident he will have enough time to get the Wallabies firing with a short 14-month runway before the 2027 World Cup.
Trump dismisses ‘fake’ approval rating as Americans voice tariff fears
Donald Trump has used a campaign-style public rally to rage against “fake polls” that show his approval ratings falling as he chalks up 100 days back in office.
Canada’s prime minister schools the world: stand up to the bully, win the election
The world is no longer standing in America’s shadow. It is learning, quickly and with no small amount of fear, how to stand on its own.
Concern over school students using nicotine pouches
Teachers have have concerns over the use of nicotine pouches among school students in Australia.
List: Popes of the 20th and 21st centuries
The Roman Catholic Popes of the past 135 years
The 12-year-old Aussie who’s named after Novak Djokovic and has Alex de Minaur on speed dial
Novak Palombo has the right first name on his journey to becoming a professional tennis star, and his incredible junior feats have caught Alex de Minaur’s eye.
New peer-reviewed science shows Adani’s Carmichael mine threatens Doongmabulla Springs
The ABC has reported on new peer-reviewed science that shows current open-cut mining at Adani’s Carmichael threatens the sacred Doongmabulla Springs on Wangan and Jagalingou land. Scientists have shown that…
Nationals candidate Andrew Lethlean under pressure over lapsed liquor licence
Nationals candidate Andrew Lethlean could face thousands of dollars in fines after selling alcohol at his Bendigo bar while its licence was suspended.
Council seizes Liberal A-frame signs in Kooyong
Thumbing their nose at the council directive, Liberal party representatives set up 50 signs, which were then confiscated by council officials.