Reserve Bank deputy governor Andrew Hauser noted there had been ‘substantial market reaction’ to the recent inflation rise but suggested it was ‘not a turning point’ in the central bank’s outlook.
Australia’s highest profile fugitive Julian Assange has returned home a convicted felon, reuniting with his wife and father after five years in prison and more than a decade on the run.
Needing ‘time to recuperate’, Julian Assange failed to front media at a WikiLeaks press conference where lawyer Jennifer Robinson revealed Assange told the Prime Minister he had ‘saved his life’.
A former Xavier College student who claims he was sexually abused is seeking millions in damages after a judge ruled it was just and reasonable to set aside a settlement deed.
Peter Dutton has got personal with Anthony Albanese, calling the Prime Minister ‘a child in a man’s body’ and a political appeaser, prompting Labor accusations of ‘nasty negativity’.
Police found a card printing machine and fake identification documents at the man’s home, with detectives alleging the hundreds of claims made are worth up to $60,000.
A medicine expert has warned Australians to ensure Ozempic they obtain is genuine, saying knock-off products have infiltrated overseas supply chains and could be harmful.
The Greens leader has called on the Albanese government to pressure Israel over the Gaza conflict, telling pro-Palestine supporters that Labor is attempting to slander them.
The Victorian Aboriginal Education Association wants to see changes to the school curriculum and teachers held to a higher standard when it comes to Indigenous education.
Laura Allam and Mohammad Sharab, accused of kidnapping a man, then stomping on his head and beating him with a hammer, have fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court.
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