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The jobs-for-mates scandal at Cricket Australia is not going away despite sackings; there is much more at stake, Joel Jenkins writes. In the glittering world of Big Bash millions and…

A woman linked to Islamic State has been charged with terrorism offences on her return to Australia. Two groups of women, often referred to as “ISIS brides”, and their children…

Australia has launched an extraordinary multibillion-dollar lawsuit over widespread contamination of defence sites with “forever chemicals”. The federal government is suing manufacturer 3M for more than $2 billion to recover…

A third of the so-called ”forgotten generation” fear they’ll retire with mortgage debt, despite being one of the key cohorts to have entered the housing market relatively early in life.…

The ABC has already interviewed for a replacement director of news and will “imminently” move forward a fresh hire after the surprising exit of a key executive this week. Managing…

Controversial changes to capital gains tax concessions and negative gearing will be introduced to parliament despite warnings they will worsen Australia’s productivity problem. The proposals to rein in investor tax…

Farmers are choosing to skip laying down fertiliser for a year as costs rise, but are still willing to spend on seeds and crop-protection products, the nation’s main supplier says.…

Are Australian cheesemakers copping stiff cheddar under trade terms with the European Union, or is it actually a gouda deal? Cheese became the unexpected focus of a 20-minute debate in…

More should be done to prepare households to upgrade to electric appliances and stop defaults to like-for-like gas replacements when these systems conk out, according to an energy researcher. Michael…

The media campaign against the Federal Budget is unprecedented, not for its vehemence but it’s uniformity across Murdoch and Nine Entertainment organs. Michael Pascoe fears for the future. Peter Tonagh,…