How Sir John Kerr, sacker of the Whitlam government, elaborately avoided paying tax on his memoir of how he did it.
After the dismissal, Sir John Kerr had more taxing things on his mind, such as avoiding paying tax.
After the dismissal, Sir John Kerr had more taxing things on his mind, such as avoiding paying tax.
Three young siblings who went missing in South Australia have been found safe and well and police have detained a man for questioning.
To stay awake throughout the day, Kathlin Bain would add crushed caffeine pills to her coffee.
Dave Swarbrick was a graduate of the intensely socialist British folk scene of the '60s.
Tool used to predict which patients are at risk may be only slightly better than chance, study finds.
Public servants will come around to see the benefits of moving, says Barnaby Joyce.
Tasmanian government calls for answers over whether state-owned energy company added to this week's devastating floods by cloud-seeding despite warnings brutal weather was hours away.
Canberra can manage with a few hundred less public servants, minister says.
Election campaign brings more APS job cuts.
The election circus rolls on, while both parties carefully avoid the problem that will become an ever-greater drag on the nation's future.
Scanning machines are set to be used for the first time to count 12 million "below-the-line" Senate ballots.
Here's a taste of Armidale's top treats for those public servants mercilessly forced from their homes.
Cosmetic medicine and surgery have advanced tremendously over the past three decades since I trained as a plastic surgeon.
Carers bear the brunt when their loved ones change personality, but there's a reason why it happens.
UN report highlights the number of children living in poverty despite decades of economic growth.
Warning on public service messiahs.
A health budget injection to recruit just 85 new paramedics is 'quite simply not enough', unions say.
A woman has told a court a saleswoman helped her answer questions to qualify for a diploma that would put her in more than $20,000 debt.
Police hold concerns for three missing Adelaide children who vanished after football training on Wednesday evening.
Is euthanasia going to be legalised in Victoria?
Study findings have "disturbing implications" for treating depression in young people, psychiatrist warns.
Don't believe the hype, says Finance, we are interesting and Canberra is...sunny.
Two urgent issues – climate change and healthy eating – require us to cut our own emissions.
Penny Martin was assigned to teach 80 students, but she never heard from one of them, a court has heard.
Coalition marginals in the sights of Defence public servants and techies.
As most parents know, "pester power" is a real struggle when taking children to the supermarket. It might soon become a thing of the past under changes being considered in Canberra, including bans on junk food at the checkout.
People born overseas who speak a language other than English at home are far less likely to use mental health services, new data reveals.
When James Karki finally found a job working for a restaurant for just $5 per hour, he felt like he was treated like a slave.
A windy May across south-eastern Australia helped smash wind energy generation records.
A man presumed drowned in floodwaters called his family from the roof of his van to say goodbye before being swept away on Tuesday morning.