Prime Minister Scott Morrison is urging moderate Liberals to support the party’s contentious religious discrimination bill, Brittany Higgins and Grace Tame will address the National Press Club today and Queensland is expected to officially hit its ...

Scotty James has known what he was going to do in an Olympic final for three months. Every turn, every jump, every flip down a cavernous halfpipe has been mapped out.

The Barbican Centre is among the biggest and most prestigious performing arts centres in the world, with more than a million visitors each year

The spy agency’s director-general Mike Burgess also revealed ASIO recently foiled a foreign interference plot in the lead-up to an election in Australia.

Kaushaliya Vaghela faces suspension for breaking party rules, which mandate that MPs vote along party lines unless they have been allowed a conscience vote.

The jig was up on Wednesday when the Auditor-General and her team gave a blow-by-blow description of the tricks pulled, documents withheld and misstatements made to her office, in a desperate attempt by Treasury to continue the ruse.

The first Australian-produced Latin primer will feature Lucius the Lorikeet, whose adventures will be loosely based on those of a cockatoo given to the holy roman emperor in the 13th century

The opposition will move amendments to immediately protect transgender students at religious schools in a move that sets up a flashpoint for moderate Liberal MPs concerned about the proposed laws.

Juniper’s Cygnet aged care facility in Bentley has closed to all visitors after a resident and staff member tested positive to COVID-19. 

Premier insists Victorians will not be disadvantaged even if the state requires international travellers to have three COVID-19 vaccination doses.

Kumanjayi Walker waved a hatchet and charged within striking distance of two Yuendumu police officers three days before Constable Zachary Rolfe shot him dead, a court has heard.

Labor is aiming for the middle ground on the controversial religious freedom law and the strategy could leave the government with its budget overshadowed by more division.

How and why was Ben Roberts-Smith’s barrister seeking to help recruit new lawyers for witnesses slated to give evidence for the media?

Military planes, stopovers, Chinese support away from Asia... an island at the bottom of South America is back in the headlines.

After the controversial losses of Reed Mahoney and Isaiah Papali’i, Dylan Brown taking his option for the 2023 season would be just the boost Eels fans need.

Four COVID tests were the difference between realising an Olympic dream and sitting in an isolation room. Negative, positive, negative, negative.

The Premier once vowed never to do deals with the minor party, but times have changed. It may be his only way to a keep grip on power.

Their addresses at the National Press Club were electric, but will they be transformative? Here’s why I have hope.

A barrister acting for war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith in his defamation case against The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald arranged for two of the newspapers’ proposed witnesses to receive legal advice even though they already had lawyers, the Feder...

Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins say too little has changed despite a year of national conversations about violence against women and child sexual abuse.

The Auditor-General has slapped Treasury with an “extreme risk finding” to force it to clean up its act after it withheld key documents.

Rugby Australia wants to keep Taniela Tupou on home soil in the long term but will have to empty the coffers to do so.

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A High Court ruling regarding two truck drivers has strengthened gig economy companies’ argument their workers are independent contractors rather than employees.

Whenitrainsitpours and Blitzar are set for a Country Championship Preview duel on their home track.

Full preview and tips for Thursday’s feature meeting at Wagga Wagga.

New Victorian Liberal senator Greg Mirabella has used his first speech to take aim at the independent Voices movement that dumped his wife Sophie out of politics.

Sydney has launched an assault on Melbourne’s traditional spring carnival for years with races such as The Everest and Golden Eagle, but Melbourne Cup day had been sacred – until now.

By justifying the need for Justin Langer to move on, Pat Cummins has shown the type of leadership Australian cricket is crying out for.

The first details have emerged of Andrew Forrest’s much-hyped push to turn the iron ore miner green: a vast renewables project in Australia’s north-west.

Gardeners at the urban farm could stage an on-site protest this weekend after management announced they would start bulldozing the 42-year-old community plot on Monday.

Jaylen Adams arrived in Sydney to join the Kings ahead of their 2021-22 season searching for a new experience. 

A court has ordered the online bookmaker pay $5000 to Gambler’s Help after it lured in about 6000 new customers following an ad campaign promising free subscriptions to a sport streaming service.

The CEO of Brisbane-based firm Tritium blames a lack of government incentives for Australia having one of the worst electric vehicle uptakes in the world.

The Indigenous All Stars skipper says being targeted by vile abuse has been an “everyday” occurrence since he began his rugby league career, but he won’t stop pointing it out.

Tumbling iron ore revenue and higher costs have dragged Chris Ellison-led Mineral Resources to its worst first-half result in years.

Police have established Strike Force Ratsu to investigate the death of Vincenzo Leonello, 72, who sustained facial injuries before he died.

The appearance of two young women impatient for change at the National Press Club on Wednesday felt like a true shift.

Six large landing vessels will take part in an exercise, the Russian navy said. The Russian military has in the past used that as a bluff before invasions.

Each morning as I walk along my local beach in southern NSW, I collect the debris that the night’s high tide has left strewn along the shore. Sometimes, I find more than just the rubbish. And it’s heartbreaking.

CBA chief executive Matt Comyn has stuck with the bank’s forecast that house prices could fall by as much as 10 per cent next year.

Whatever decade you’re in, channelling the “Spirit of 53” means tackling style with self-awareness, experience and kindness. And let’s not forget joie de vivre.

As SBS’s studio show Insight returns next week, Kumi Taguchi looks back at the challenges of her first year as presenter.

Guilty until proven otherwise: That’s the starting point for a disparate group of people accused of kidnapping a young boy in Apple TV’s new thriller Suspicion.

Adam Liaw’s cook ‘n’ chat show is a Trojan horse; it’s not just about food, it’s a place for meaningful conversations about history, culture and people.

In Apple’s new workplace comedy, Adam Scott plays a corporate employee embedded with a chip that divides his work and non-work memories; it’s closer to reality than it might appear, he says.

Energy giant plans for the next three years to benefit from surging LNG prices amid an energy crunch in Europe and Asia, and intensifying competition for cargo transports.

Former world top 20 golfer Nick O’Hern says a British Open berth at St Andrews could be life-changing for the young Aussies vying to finish top three in this week’s Vic Open at 13th Beach.

This year will be one of our best representations at the Academy Awards.

As well as being one of the best players of all time, Raper was the first rugby league celebrity.