The pursuit of justice is a tortuous and often flawed process. Such is the story of the Robodebt scheme where this week the ...

The trade union movement’s pursuit of the most significant changes to the working hours of Australians in decades is ...

Kevin died in the corner of the living room, near where the telly now sits. Leona quit school at age 14. Leona took the job ...

An imminent wave of compensation claims from an estimated 300 Indigenous groups with ­native title rights is likely to cost ...

Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei was reportedly gravely injured in a strike during the Middle East conflict. Plus, Qantas settles a covid legal challenge for $105m and Bluesfest bites the ...

BHP is walking a fine line between meeting its continuous disclosure obligations and trying not to inflame tensions with ...

A spate of recent lay-offs across the tech sector has the next generation of Australian workers wondering if they were sold a ...

Australia’s fuel security crisis has deepened amid the prospect of China halting exports to all countries, as Energy Minister ...

Caspin Resources has boosted cash reserves through a heavily oversubscribed $6 million raise, giving the junior explorer more ...

WSJ went inside Aardman Animation’s legendary film studio to learn how its beloved clay almost disappeared for good.

Archaeologists in Turkey have discovered traces of human excrement in a 1,900-year-old glass vial, which they believe is the first chemical evidence showing that the Romans used feces medicinally.

Welcome to The Australian’s rolling coverage of the war in the Middle East where six US crew are confirmed dead after an American refuelling jet crashed in western Iraq. A large explosion struck ...