The government invited only the progressive independents – excluding the Greens, the Coalition and the relevant parliamentary ...

Fiji constitution amendment fails. Gaza truce negotiations as Syrian fighting resumes. Former Philippines president Rodrigo ...

Death, according to the poet and critic William Empson, is “the trigger of the literary man’s biggest gun”. In fact, death is ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin overnight supported a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine but said any truce would have to address ...

The involvement of the public service in the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred underscores the reality of the Coalition’s promise to cut 36,000 people from government departments.

Allegations of falsified death certificates at Launceston General Hospital last year led to the referral of dozens of cases to the coroner for investigation. New, exclusive investigations reveal the ...

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The timeline from the discovery to the exposure of the fake terrorist plot reveals how political exploitation served to stoke fears and erode public confidence.

Australian politicians are turning to Chinese-owned app RedNote to reach diaspora voters in this election campaign – but their biggest hurdle is Chinese government censors.

As they launch into their sophomore Super Netball season, Melbourne Mavericks are hoping to grind out the kind of success that eluded the now defunct Collingwood Magpies.

An internal fight over trans rights and free speech has seen the Greens suspend one of its founders, in a process that took almost two years and could not be appealed.

Built at a cost of more than $1 billion, an enormous new jail is empty more than two years after it was built – with millions spent on leaky ceilings and malfunctioning security.