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Guided weapons manufacturing, an AUKUS submarine base, and a frigate program are among the initiatives set to be announced by Richard Marles during the budget.

The Labor government has gradually been in-housing consultancy work to expanded government departments.

‘Love Letters to Alice’ campaign offers flight discounts as NT tourism faces crime fears and declining business confidence.

This is the second AFP arrest in days.

Thanks to early intervention, one Australian state performs the best in terms of heart attack survivability and the third best in the world.

Netflix is the most popular service, but in a fragmented market, local challengers are also performing strongly.

The CAANZ was questioned about the effectiveness of the fine it imposed on the consulting giant.

Every household and one million businesses will get $150 in energy rebates from July, if Labor secures re-election.

2 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) launcher vehicles arrive in Australia as the government orders $200 million missiles for AUKUS submarines.

Donald Day is due to face trial in Arizona over online videos and posts he made before and after the killing of 2 police officers and a civilian at Wieambilla.

The start reality of renting in Australia has been laid bare as new data sheds light on a glaring lack of affordability.

The opposition leader also argued he would better manage Australia’s relationship with the US.

The prime minister also stated his continued support for four-year fixed terms.

The nation’s total population now stands at 27.3 million, an increase of 484,000 people over the past year.

The agreement raises the Commonwealth’s share of school funding from 20 to 25 percent and sets goals to improve attendance, literacy, and numeracy rates.

New research on childhood brain cancers has identifies target for treatment, giving hope for patients.