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The federal project offers women up to $5,000 to help escape violence, but workers say getting the money is too onerous and complex

Coalition minister rejects allegations by former staffer about 2017 relationship, as Miller calls for change to address parliament’s ‘men problem’

As the major parties move into campaign mode, we look at the electorates where a handful of votes either way may determine who holds power

As Grace Tame knows, orders to smile and be polite are just orders to stay quiet

Resources minister praises gas industry as ‘ally’ of renewable energy and says she will work with states and territories to encourage new supply

The airline remains locked in a battle with staff over pay, outsourced jobs, conditions and safety

Revelation that ABS fended off attacks in 2021 comes as Australia reels from ransomware attacks on Medibank and Optus

Michael McCormack paid a high price for downing, not sipping, the sakau during a Pacific tour, later stating: ‘I was trying to be respectful’

A fairly ordinary party in an inner-Melbourne suburb has somehow become grist for the global discourse mill. So why is everyone so upset?

Advice from her grandmother gave Amy Remeikis a rulebook for how to approach things which at first seem overwhelming

The treasurer also noted ‘very encouraging’ signs on power prices falling, saying Labor’s energy price relief package was working

Australia Institute warns of a ‘profit price spiral’ and calls for shift in RBA and government narrative towards corporations

David Shoebridge says legalising the drug would bring in $28bn in tax revenue in first decade

David Anderson defends 7.30 interview, saying it was to ‘challenge them’, and confirms Middle East correspondent Tom Joyner under investigation

Maga Republican and leftwing Democrat among 16 US Congress members lobbying Joe Biden to drop extradition attempts against WikiLeaks founder

Shadow energy minister Ted O’Brien says report examines costs through an investment lens rather than a consumer lens, but Chris Bowen says nuclear crusade not viable

Office of the Australian Information Commissioner launches inquiry into platform’s use of marketing pixels to track people’s online habits

For almost seven years, Sarah and I have exchanged daily snaps between Australia and US – many prosaic but each whispering: I love you

Former PM says the reality is the US will not make their submarine deficit worse by giving or selling submarines to Australia