USYD vice-chancellor Mark Scott has conceded he ‘did not get everything right’ during a pro-Palestinian camp on university grounds, but is rebuffing Jewish students’ calls for him to resign.
A summer of blackouts in Australia’s two largest states could spell electoral disaster for Anthony Albanese as experts warn Australians were voting on the cost of electricity over climate change concerns.
Critics have blasted seven Coalition MPs for backflipping to promote a free education program they branded ‘reckless socialism’, and voted against.
Energy experts have criticised comments made by federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen on Thursday that NSW’s blackout scare this week was caused by unreliable coal generation.
Holiday rental giant Airbnb has hit back after the Federal Greens declared war on the platform ahead of the 2025 election, saying their platform was helping struggling Australians during a cost of living crisis.
The amount of businesses that went bust last month was the highest number on record, it has led to criticism of the management of the nation’s economic health.
The federal government has pledged to work on a new national standard for tackling bullying, responding to 12-year-old Charlotte O’Brien’s last wish to change the system that failed her.
The average full time working Australian is now taking home can be revealed. And it is more than you think. How does your salary compare?
Fresh from being hauled over the coals for a radio interview where she appeared to suggest rent was “a couple of hundred bucks” in Sydney, NSW’s youngest minister has made a surprise admission over the incident in a High Steaks interview.
More than 6 million Australians are staring down the barrel at higher private hospital bills and longer wait times after a shock industry move.
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