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In a bid to meet Australia’s soaring appetite for new homes, Business Council chief executive Bran Black said tough decisions were needed to address the country’s housing supply crisis.
The new Federal body that independently reviews ‘life-altering government decisions such as whether somebody receives family tax benefit or disability pension’ has started work, with its predecessor scrapped.
Anthony Albanese and Labor’s polling slide has worsened, with Peter Dutton’s Coalition pulling ahead of the Government on two-party preferred support for the first time since the 2022 election.
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In the face of Trump’s cockiness, the Democratic mood has dipped to a mix of desperation and determination.
Kamala Harris’s doctor said that she is in ‘excellent health’ as she released her first medical report in an effort to draw a sharp contrast with her 78-year-old opponent, Republican Donald Trump.
Australian renters are paying thousands more to keep a roof over their heads as rental costs for units and houses continue to balloon since the pandemic.
Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland who for decades championed Scotland's independence from the UK, has died.
At the heart of diplomatic efforts to halt Israel’s invasion of southern Lebanon is a decades-old UN resolution that was intended to demilitarise the area and protect Israel from cross-border attacks.
The Federal Reserve is nearing its objective, fresh on the heels of the central bank’s dramatic interest rate cut just a few weeks ago.
The Biden administration has stood up a multi-agency team to confront a growing crisis involving Chinese cyberattacks of US telecommunications companies believed to be for intelligence gathering.
Former president Donald Trump’s campaign has requested the military step in for his protection during the final weeks of the campaign.
PAUL MURRAY: The Federal Energy Minister seems to think hydrogen is a magic elixir that will cure all our ills - he couldn’t be more wrong.
Fresh details have emerged about the royal visit down under.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been forced to assure Japan that Australia remains an ‘absolutely reliable’ supplier of gas amid ongoing concerns the Government’s policies threaten supply.
While Donald Trump is struggling to match the fundraising momentum of his previous run for office.