Labor is seeking the public’s views on a digital duty of care as it mulls ways to force big tech to tighten online safety.

As Chileans head into the presidential election on Sunday (November 16), concerns over rising crime and immigration have ...

ANZ is worse than its peers at non-financial risk management, compelling the bank to acknowledge it has a “good news” culture ...

The future of the Afghan embassy in Canberra has been thrown into doubt – placing thousands of vulnerable Afghan Australians ...

The former long-serving president of the Queensland Police Union, Ian Leavers, who died this week, left explicit instructions ...

Jacinta Allan and high-profile Victorian Labor MP Luba Grigorovitch are among ALP figures being accused of turning a blind ...

Opposition foreign affairs spokeswoman Michaelia Cash has called on Labor to clarify its definition of a woman after newly ...

From regulating the price of chicken to levying fees on cigarettes, Hamas is seeking to widen control over Gaza as U.S. plans ...

Telstra has warned that any move to raise spectrum fees would ultimately force it to hike prices for its mobile services and ...

The Liberals’ decision to dump their 2050 net-zero commitment must automatically exclude them from any role in Labor’s revamp ...

The head of the nation’s criminal intelligence agency says the speed with which organised crime gangs have risen to dominate ...

Welcome to the Trading Day blog for Friday, November 14. The ASX 200 index is set to open lower after Wall Street slumped on ...