University board implodes after multiple resignations
A group of Julie Bishop loyalists have quit the ANU’s governing body following the former chancellor’s departure.
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Australia news LIVE: Chalmers to hand down federal budget tonight; Australians leave hantavirus ship; Trump...
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond as the government prepares to hand down its federal budget tonight.
Project Mars has landed in Sydney. It’s set off a war of words
A planning row has been ignited with neighbours, while Sydney Water and Ausgrid say the giant data centre will strain critical infrastructure in the north shore.
Rampant fraud to be targeted in budget amid fears of ‘next NDIS’
Fraud poses a persistent problem for the government as Australians look to exploit generous programs after more than a decade of slow growth in living standards and declining trust.
Honesty needed from Albanese and Chalmers to win trust and counter populists
Unlike John Howard’s call to propose a GST after ruling it out, Albanese will not give voters the chance to have a say on his U-turn on taxing assets and wealth.
One Nation says it’s coming for more seats. These are the ones that could fall next
Thousands of voters on the Victorian side of the border share the same grievances that drove their NSW counterparts to abandon the Coalition. But it doesn’t end there.
ICAC attends campus to investigate University of Wollongong
The commission has for months been probing allegations against current and former senior officials at the university,
Australians to be quarantined for three weeks after travelling on hantavirus cruise
Five Australians and one New Zealander will be held in a facility outside of Perth after being aboard a cruise on which three others died.
Body of triple murderer Julian Ingram found by police
Ingram has been on the run since January 22, when he shot three people dead, including his heavily pregnant former partner.
‘Australia’s flame-haired answer to Farage’: How One Nation’s win has played out overseas
Foreign media have highlighted Pauline Hanson’s admiration for Donald Trump and the growing electoral support globally for far-right populist parties.
Bystanders praised as woman behind alleged antisemitic netball slur named
The 42-year-old mother allegedly hurled abuse at an under 12s Jewish netball team in Sydney. One community leader said “such incidents occur all the time”.
What’s happening to negative gearing, your tax and other services
The Albanese government will hand down its fifth budget on Tuesday. Here’s everything we know is in it.
Antisemitism royal commission LIVE: Nine witnesses set to give evidence on day six of the hearings
Jewish community leaders, Rabbis and musician Deborah Conway are set to give evidence on day six of the royal commission before former high court judge Virginia Bell.
I reported on antisemitism, but then it hit me first-hand – at my daughter’s netball game
Horror stories of hatred from the royal commission brought me close to tears, but I didn’t expect to find it on the sidelines while children played on Saturday.
‘Selfish privilege’ or ‘tragic development’? Inside this Sydney suburb’s fight to stop 150 apartm...
On the edge of a historic north shore suburb, residents and heritage experts are fighting to stop additional housing.
Operation Navarra LIVE updates: ICAC begins hearing into Parramatta Council’s secret payout agreements to...
In July last year, the Herald revealed Parramatta Council had spent $5.24 million of ratepayers’ money removing staff over four years, and having 30 of them sign secret agreements for payouts. The use of p...
Australia news LIVE: Polling data shows scale of One Nation’s win in Farrer; Government gears up to deliv...
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and beyond as the government prepares to hand down its federal budget tomorrow.
Desperate and in tears, it took Tabitha months to find help for a toddler who witnessed murder
Tabitha Acret’s daughter was murdered in front of her grandson. She’s calling for better services for children who experience domestic and family violence.
Albanese met in secret to plot a budget bombshell. The final decision came weeks ago
The inside story of how three Labor heavyweights sat down to plot the federal government’s U-turn on taxing assets and wealth.
Canberra reveals plan to rescue Australians on virus ship
The vessel has arrived in the Canary Islands after the Spanish government overruled a local attempt to block its entry.
Ben had wanted to be a vet since he was 10. This is why he had to walk away
A workforce shortage is hitting the business of caring for pets.
Polling booth data from Farrer teaches many lessons. These are three of the biggest
The Coalition can be wiped out in its strongest booths. An urban versus rural divide still exists without major parties. And One Nation is making inroads everywhere.
How a daytime talk show landed at the centre of a free speech battle
US President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging campaign to punish his perceived media critics has now reached The View, a favourite of older women.
Senior clergyman lashes Hanson’s critics for treating her as ‘less than human’
Father Peter MacLeod-Miller, an influential Anglican figure, said: “In our rush to be inclusive, I think we’ve lost some of the distinctive Australian spirit.”