Foreign buyers largely target properties over the million dollar mark and do not compete directly with first home Aussie buyers. There has been a slight

Australian Venue Co changed its tune just hours after news of their decision broke. A pub and hotel chain has quickly backtracked just hours after

However, not all capital city markets have performed the same. Australia’s current housing growth may have reached the end of the cycle, with national prices

The Labor government has wasted opportunities, which will result in a budget shortfall $20 billion worse than Treasury predictions, Chris Richardson warns. Ironically, in his

With around 4 million solar rooftop systems, Australian regulators say there is now an issue of too much power generation. The body tasked with keeping

Australia’s biggest private health insurers have agreed to pay a new single-room hospital rate of $892 for using public rooms. Australia’s biggest private health insurers—Bupa,

Since 2018 the AFP has received 247 reports of forced labour and exploitation–increasing almost 140 percent. Reported instances of forced labour and exploitation—when people are

The strategic review seeks to enhance Australia’s global competitiveness through stronger investment in research and development. The Albanese government has appointed Robyn Denholm, Tesla’s chair

The prime minister has also had to play down the supposed impact WA’s premier had on negotiations. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has denied overriding a

Australia’s east coast has been battered by severe storms, causing flash flooding, swamping cars and forcing drivers to call for help. A brutal thunderstorm on

Craig Kelly, who’s been associated with Liberals, United Australia, One Nation and ran as an independent, has made another leap, this time to the Libertarians.

Laurie Daley is set to be appointed NSW’s new State of Origin coach, seven years after he was first sacked from the role. The NSW

Australia’s immigration minister has ruled out concerns about mass deportation that circulated after the Migration Bill amendment was passed. Concerns around mass deportation have been

Recent incidents have intensified challenges, exposing intolerance and prejudice, experts told Senate inquiry on anti-Semitism. Social cohesion across Australian universities has been under strain long

The 2 airlines can start marketing and selling 28 weekly scheduled return flights between Doha and Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Virgin Australia and Qatar

Senator Pauline Hanson has vowed to follow up on incorrect comments being made on media channels. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has publicly retracted a