Clinton eyes pro-Australian cabinet
A president Clinton could appoint the first female Treasury and Defence secretaries and would have pro-Australian credentials.
PM stands firm on foreign investment
Malcolm Turnbull has stood his ground with China over foreign investment and the South China Sea
AFR takes three gongs at publishing awards
The Australian Financial Review has won three categories at this year's PANPA Newspaper of the Year Awards.
Universities crack down on credentials fraud
Universities are about to roll out a secure digital system for accessing academic records.
Fast track for trade deal with Britain
The Turnbull government will prioritise a Free Trade Agreement with Britain once it leaves the EU.
China's 'rubber stamp' puts noses out of joint
Business delegates attending the B20 summit in China complain they have been forced to "rubber stamp" Beijing's agenda.
New wine rules target big retailers
Big retailers are being targeted as the government delivers on a budget promise to restrict access to wine-making subsidies.
Security expert urges foreign donations ban
One of the nation's leading security experts has called for a ban on donations from foreigners.
The economic trend is our friend
If we look at global economic growth not just five years out, but over the next 30-60 years, the picture looks much brighter.
Obama plays down China skirmish
Obama urged Beijing to uphold its legal obligations in the disputed waters of the South China Sea, and stressed US commitments to its region...
