Pauline Hanson wants SBS gone. Here’s what that would mean
Pauline Hanson told the National Press Club she would abolish SBS if One Nation came to power, arguing the internet has overtaken the need...
Linfox brings electric trucks into service in Melbourne’s west with government support
Electric freight operations have taken a step forward in Melbourne’s west with the launch of a new electric truck fleet at Linfox’s Laverton North...
Young Indians get a fresh shot at Australia’s Work and Holiday visa as 2026-27...
Young Indians hoping to live, work and travel in Australia have a narrow window to put their names forward, with registrations now open for...
UN labour convention sets new global standards for gig and platform workers
A new International Labour Organization convention aimed at strengthening protections for gig and platform workers has been adopted in Geneva, marking what unions describe...
HIA warns tax changes could reduce housing supply by 35,000 homes
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has told a Senate inquiry that proposed Federal Government tax changes could lead to 35,000 fewer homes being built,...
Private hospitals group criticises federal forum after two years without reform
Australia’s peak body representing private hospitals has criticised the Federal Government’s private health sector consultation process, arguing that more than two years of discussions...
FECCA appoints Prerana Mehta as new Chief Executive Officer
The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia FECCA has announced the appointment of Prerana Mehta as its new Chief Executive Officer, with her...
Police arming study challenges shooting fears
Police carrying guns as standard equipment does not necessarily lead to more officer-involved shootings, according to a Monash University study examining 50 years of...
Tax debt complaints surge as Ombudsman reports 127% rise
Australians struggling with tax debt, penalties and interest charges are driving a sharp increase in complaints to the Tax Ombudsman, with new figures showing...
Power bills set to ease across states as regulators flag lower default prices
Electricity prices are set to fall for many households and small businesses across Queensland, South Australia and New South Wales after new determinations from...