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Millions of small fees amounting to billions of dollars have been charged for two decades,dating back to the Howard government era.
Chalmers has accused predecessor Peter Costello of being rolled into a “deliberately unhinged” attack on plans to encourage the $230 billion Future Fund to invest in new homes,renewable energy and cybersecurity.
A NSW corrections officer launched an expletive-filled spray at the camera operator before punching him in the face. His victim is set to receive $400,000 in damages.
As the US rejected the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants and Canada said it would abide by them,Foreign Minister Penny Wong remained ambiguous.
The ABC switchboard melted down. I was among the outraged listeners.
Columnist and academic
Health Minister Mark Butler implored Healthscope and the insurers to “sit down and sort this out”,with almost half of insured Australians set to be impacted.
The most anticipated Test series on Australian soil in years is finally upon us,as Australia takes on under-siege India at Optus Stadium. Follow all the action live.
Australia’s bowlers are right on top at Perth Stadium after India lost four wickets in an opening session in which KL Rahul was dismissed in controversial fashion.
The ticketing company has given evidence in a parliamentary inquiry,arguing against the federal government’s proposed ban on dynamic pricing.
US President-elect Donald Trump is heading into the third weekend after the election looking his weakest since polling day.
Billionaire Elon Musk doesn’t like the Albanese government’s proposed social media ban for children under 16. Treasurer Jim Chalmers is by the X owner’s displeasure.
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A court ruled an Australian loungewear designer’s “Katie Perry” brand name should be cancelled,in a decision the small businesswoman said was “heartbreaking”.
Start-up food company Vow’s foie gras is,technically,meat. But it wasn’t made with an animal. And it isn’t legal in Australia yet.
New plans to build a public high school,floated by eastern suburbs MPs,have been unveiled in a bid to keep parents in the area.
The young Test sensation stands 196cm tall. In the NRL,that gave him an advantage – in rugby,it poses a problem for his defensive work.
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In the world of careers advice and HR,bad ideas persist in the face of all evidence and reason to a degree that astrologers can only envy.
Careers contributor
Everything you need to know about the teams,the Perth pitch and weather as Australia seek to wrest the Border-Gavaskar Trophy from India for the first time in a decade.
Australia’s openers left their run to the Test arena too late. The way one man responded to selection pressure has him primed for the biggest stage.
Eddie Vedder took a moment during the band’s Sydney concert to send his thoughts to the families of Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles.
Roderick Holohan has been spotted in public for the first time since being paroled over the sickening attack.
Shane Tucker has not been charged over the death of his partner,who was found dead with head injuries in his Maroubra unit.
The transaction is a glimpse into the relationship between embattled WiseTech founder Richard White and his wife Zena Nasser,a former criminal lawyer.
Kayaks will be launched into Newcastle Harbour on Friday morning to protest coal exports.
Our reviewers take in the latest shows around Sydney.
Director Jon M. Chu has taken a successfully radical approach to the beloved Broadway musical,smoothing out the kinks in the narrative.
The independents said the bill to “reform” political donations was a stitch-up by Australia’s political duopoly. It sure looks that way.
Chair of the Centre for Public Integrity
Vivian Tu delivers candy-coated version of very serious topics to her millions of followers.
Brazilian police said charges were warranted against a total of 37 people,including military brass who served in the former president’s government.
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Some households face spending more than their entire income to keep a roof over their head. The situation is starving industries of workers.
In a market where many investor-grade properties are sliding in value,buyers who hope for a bargain risk paying more in the long term.
Stephen Bennett,founder of Country Road,is finally recognised by the Australian fashion industry with an award.
Style Editor
Decades after the bizarre friendship began,unassuming radio DJ Elliott Mintz still doesn’t know why one of the world’s most famous couples chose him as their confidante.
Phillip Hughes’ joy for the game,his courage in adversity,and his ability to bring out the best in those around him have left an indelible mark on cricket.
Former Australian Test batsman
New coach Jason Ryles has explained his most controversial signing and why he’ll be doing things his own way at Parramatta.
NRL boss Peter V’landys secures funding guarantees for 18th NRL team in Western Australia.
Scotland will be looking to exploit the inexperience of Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii in rugby when they meet the Wallabies at Murrayfield.
Kohli or Smith? Bumrah or Cummins? Ahead of the first Test on Friday,we run the numbers and let you vote for the side you think will come out on top.