Politics

MARK RILEY: Is changing investment property tax concessions ‘fair’? Your answer likely depends on the size of your portfolio.

New York Court releases alleged Jeffrey Epstein suicide note found by his Italian gangster cellmate.

The former New York City mayor continues to battle pneumonia in hospital as his spokesperson provides an update on his health.

An Iranian official says the country is reviewing a negotiation proposal from the United States to end the conflict.

An inquiry report is likely to pour cold water on hopes for a gas export tax in the budget, but proponents vow to continue the fight regardless.

It won't be simple to help women and children linked with ISIS reintegrate into Australian society after years in a refugee camp, experts warn.

Jim Chalmers has come out swinging in the stoush over government spending’s role in rising inflation, a week out from the Budget he has labelled his most ambitious yet.

ASIO boss stresses his agency frequently calls out threats to Australians despite anti-Semitism Royal Commission interim report finding less funds are being spent on counter-terrorism.

Conditions are not yet right for an Australian warship to be sent, but ‘planning’ talks are continuing with the US about a future naval deployment to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the defence minister says.

The 68-year-old protester said the anti-Jewish t-shirt was the only form of protest he was allowed ‘when social media is censored in such a way.’

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has declined to confirm if a $300 tax offset will be in the Budget, having criticised the previous Coalition government in Opposition for having a tax offset program amid high inflation.

Changes to capital gains tax. Everybody seems to be talking about it. But what does it actually mean for the average Australian?

The southern state reinforces its position as the most-indebted state in the country with a pre-election Budget designed to win votes.

THE ECONOMIST: What looks like a 21st-century problem has deep, dark roots.