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Australia's new multibillion-dollar attack aircraft
The Growler is the most potent weapon in electronic warfare.
The Growler is the most potent weapon in electronic warfare.
The outcome leaves Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull with an unclear path forward.
Australia's greenhouse gas pollution jumped in 2015-16 as coal use continued to rise after the scrapping of the carbon price, making it harder to meet its emissions targets.
Australia's biggest business and employer groups cancelled a high-powered phone hook-up planned for Tuesday night to discuss how to counter a Labor-union political campaign opposing cuts to Sunday penalty rates.
Giant Canberra departments savaged for their management of welfare compliance efforts.
"They don't want to move to Armidale," says pesticides boss as nearly 50 workers walk away.
There is no arguing with the proposition that Malcolm Turnbull has the tougher task on the Fair Work Commission's ruling to cut Sunday penalty rates.
For some it's the symbol of gay and lesbian progress and the fight for equality, but for Liberal culture warrior Eric Abetz it's the flag of a hostile nation which has declared war on Australia.
George Christensen is a bit special. Free-range, you might call him.
Outgoing Australia Post managing director Ahmed Fahour has lashed out at One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for her "ill-informed" and "hurtful" comments about his Islamic faith at his final appearance before Senate estimates hearings.
Centrelink out for revenge against blogger who criticised debt collection, says opposition.
Parliamentary bean counters have hiked the lease cost of Aussies Cafe after negotiations with the owner stalled.
An appeal against a multimillion dollar tax bill owed by multinational oil giant Chevron is taking place, and will have global implications for the way tax paid by large companies is assessed.
Decision leaves the maverick LNP MP free to cross the floor.
"This time around it is different and they are drawing their support almost equally from Labor and Coalition voters".
New board member has taken aim at "inner-city smashed avocado eaters".
Australia's violation of refugee human rights could hurt its chances of winning a coveted seat.
Centrelink making its own rules as it pursues citizens over "robo-debt," Parliament told.
Cory Bernardi says if Tony Abbott should defect and join his newly formed Conservative party after the former prime minister was castigated, including by the senior conservative cabinet minister Mathias Cormann for urging the government to adopt a more right-wing agenda.
Loan request is for a 900 megawatt coal plant with carbon capture and storage.
The political buck-passing over Brisbane's long-delayed Cross River Rail project has continued after a top Commonwealth bureaucrat laid blame at the feet of the Newman government at a Senate hearing in Canberra on Monday.
Fair Work Commission Vice President Graeme Watson has broken with tradition by issuing his own separate decision on the future of paid domestic violence leave ahead of a single majority decision being made.
Former prime minister accused of trying to do maximum damage to Coalition's standing.
Company profits have surged to record highs at the same time wages suffered their sharpest decline in eight years.
Immigration boss Mike Pezzullo shot back at the Commonwealth auditor, calling its language "unworldly" and "regrettable".
A suite of changes to Australia's hate speech laws will be proposed but it will be up to the PM whether the government acts.
The Turnbull government is launching a major crackdown on dodgy family daycare providers, with new integrity measures designed to save taxpayers up to $250 million.
The federal government won't reveal the cost of a controversial security fence being installed outside Canberra's Parliament House because the price tag could aid a terrorist attack.
Malcolm Turnbull has been told to end the "high farce" of Australia exporting record amounts of gas while domestic prices soar.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has laid the blame for the government's drop in the polls squarely at the feet of Tony Abbott, describing the former leader's "outburst" last week as a calculated and deliberate attack to undermine confidence in the Coalition.
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