Deborah Latta, the CEO of Sydney's newest hospital, resigns as staff continue to detail problems plaguing the facility including understaffing and lack of medical supplies.
It has been revealed the trio charged with plotting a terrorist attack in Melbourne all had their passports previously cancelled. Why didn't we arrest them or let them leave?
The route of Victoria's airport rail link through a newly redeveloped super station at Sunshine, in Melbourne's west, ...
Tasmanian Government is likely to be stunned and concerned by Speaker Sue Hickey's decision to vote with opposition ...
Seventeen people have been sanctioned over the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but if the Saudi leadership was ...
The radical idea of offering every person a government-funded job is finding new supporters in Australia as proponents ...
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The most magical time of the year is upon Victorians: election season. And the multi-billion-dollar toys on everybody's wish list? Trains, tracks and roads, write Marion Terrill and James Ha.
Thousands of hectares of state forest appear to have been logged illegally or are earmarked for it, an ABC investigation finds, amounting to what some say is the mass "theft" by a government-owned for-profit logging company.
Evacuating Nauru and Manus are the regular targets of refugee activists but what about a longer term strategy? The post Could Andrew Wilkie’s proposed refugee laws actually work? appeared first on Crikey.
Australian aid organisations apologise to victims of sexual abuse and harassment after an independent review sustains ...
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says it is not in the national interest for the bulk of Australia's gas network to be owned ...
A former senior immigration official blasts the Prime Minister's attempts to curb population pressures in Australian cities, saying Scott Morrison's decisions as immigration minister "drove population to our cities". ...
Liberal Speaker Sue Hickey tests her influence in Tasmania's Parliament, voting against the Government on amendments aimed at reducing discrimination against transgender and intersex people.
Echoing behaviour that led Donald Trump to call for Hillary Clinton to be jailed, the US President's daughter — a top White House adviser — has reportedly sent hundreds of emails about government business from a personal email account.
A Senate hearing is told the agency at the centre of Barnaby Joyce's controversial decentralisation scheme has convinced just eight of 170 staff to move from Canberra to Armidale.
Hundreds of members of Papua New Guinea's police and security forces storm parliament over what the ABC understands to ...
After weeks of speculation, South Australia's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) has confirmed he did ...
What a cut to permanent migration would actually mean — for communities and the budget.
The Federal Government's plan to make paid parental leave more flexible for parents has been praised by mums and dads who have had to juggle their careers, but others say more could be done.
Thousands of Tasmanian families will have to drop their children to school late next week, with 152 of the state's 192 schools opening at 10:30am over two days during
A lack of families accessing the full 18 weeks of paid leave prompts the Federal Government to push for women to be ...
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says population growth, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, has become unsustainable ...
Saudi-led warplanes bomb positions held by Houthi rebels in Yemen's port city of Hodeidah as clashes rage in the ...
Pedro Ulloa has lived in his small unit for the last six years. But despite being self-sufficient, the 84-year-old is ...
NSW Local Government Minister Gabrielle Upton issues a please explain after an ABC investigation revealed a former Hay Shire Council general manager billed more than $500,000 to a corporate credit card.
The NSW Government launches a statewide audit of credit card use at councils after an ABC investigation revealed the general manager in one outback shire racked up a large bill.
The ATO and BHP settled on a $1 billion tax dispute, but there's another fight before the courts that also relates to the company's Singapore marketing hub, writes Nassim Khadim.
