Australia

CCTV shows a local homeowner rounding the corner and finding the pair on the ground.

We need to encourage business to innovate, invest, grow. To increase the size of the economic pie.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to crush any state attempting to go rogue on the AI data centre boom, locking leaders into a single national framework at the upcoming National Cabinet on Wednesday. 

Debate over migration, housing, welfare, and national values is intensifying across Labor, the Coalition, and One Nation as parties collectively refine their platforms following recent missteps on all sides.

ANDREW GREENE: For an apparent dead man walking, Angus Taylor has some pep in his step

The Productivity Commission’s shock report delivered just over a week ago labelled the GST deal a ‘costly mistake’ with ‘perverse’ outcomes.

The Prime Minister has finally broken his silence on his appearance on a controversial podcast that led to weeks of criticism.

The government has signalled further legal and diplomatic action after Israel decided not to pursue criminal charges against soldiers who killed an Australian aid worker.

Russian President Vladimir Putin singles out AUKUS submarine plan as he warns the Indo-Pacific is ‘becoming increasingly prone to conflict’. 

ANALYSIS: After a series of major missteps, the Labor Minister for Veterans’ affairs is discovering just how difficult his crucial but notoriously challenging portfolio is.

The update is set to deliver $4 billion in cost-of-living relief.

High excises are forcing drinkers and smokers onto the black market, but Australians are unlikely to see any immediate relief in the cost of alcohol and cigarettes.

Anthony Albanese has discussed joint anti-crime efforts with his Thai counterpart — just hours after fresh details emerged in the case of an Australian man accused of killing a teenager in Pattaya.

Australia’s banks have stepped up their campaign to access individual tax records after AUSTRAC uncovered widespread mortgage fraud where borrowers have lied about their income.

AFP officers downplayed the real threat to three undercover cops who had their covers blown while investigating organised crime in a bid to save compensation costs.