The stakes are very high; the next election outcome is at risk, households and industries face rapidly rising power prices and the mounting probability of black outs
Two centuries ago a young indigenous boy went to Rome - at last his legacy is remembered
Some analysts wonder if there a room in the German port city big enough to house the Trump and Putin egos.
Thought you had dodged a speeding fine? You haven't been so lucky.
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National Australia Bank will start automatically knocking back customers seeking to borrow a high multiple of their income through an interest-only home loan, amid concerns over the risks created by rising household indebtedness.
It has never been harder for Melburnians wanting an affordable place to rent, according to new official figures.
Bernard Tomic's Wimbledon week of woe has continued with the world No.59 being fined almost $A20,000 after admitting he feigned injury in his first-round defeat.
Melbourne has overtaken Sydney as the armed robbery and unlawful entry capital of Australia.
In 2003, the UN declared sexual abuse and exploitation reprehensible. But an investigation has tallied almost 2000 allegations against its peacekeepers and civilian staff since 2005.
Police have shot and wounded a man and a woman after a handgun was pulled on officers at a Melbourne nightclub.
He's served Australian media moguls for four decades and counts Malcolm Turnbull as one of his closest friends. Lawyer Bruce McWilliam didn't get to those lofty heights by being nice to everyone.
Whatever the leaders, and their armies of spin doctors, say about their encounter in Hamburg should be taken with a grain of salt.
The administrators for the failed Topshop franchise in Australia are closing four of its nine stand-alone stores in a bid to save the local arm of the UK fast-fashion retailer.
The president and his wife took the Australians for a spin in the eight tonne "beast".
In 2016 Chinese investment reached a high of $31.9 billion and Investorist founder, Jon Ellis expected it to drop to about $20-$15 billion by the end of the year.
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