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The prime minister is considering whether to dash to Europe to attend a global leaders’ summit in an attempt to secure a meeting with Donald Trump. Having arrived back in…

Long-delayed reforms to nature protections could be knocked over within 18 months under a timeline mapped out by the federal environment minister. Murray Watt flagged broad support for new national…

A surprise fall in jobs will do little to further improve the prospects of a Reserve Bank rate cut as the central bank weighs up the impact of a tight…

Australian universities have sunk down a prestigious world rankings list, although many have spun their declines as positives. University of Melbourne retained its position as the top-rated Australian institution in…

Israel is helping Australia evacuate its citizens as its bombing campaign against Iran continues, the country’s ambassador says. The first group of Australians fleeing the conflict crossed a land border…

Australia’s jobs market continues to show resilience with unemployment steady at 4.1 per cent in May, despite a surprise fall in jobs. Some 2500 jobs were lost from the economy,…

Stock markets in Asia edged lower while safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen gained as investors remained on edge over the possible entry of the US into…

As the threat of missiles fly overhead, Australians in Israel are vowing to continue living their lives as normally as possible in an act of defiance. For Australian mother-of-three Emily…

The US Federal Reserve has held interest rates steady and policy makers signalled borrowing costs are still likely to fall this year, but slowed the overall pace of expected future…

Australia’s jobless rate is tipped to remain low, while those seeking new work are in line for a boost to their pay packets. Labour force figures for May, to be…