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Indigenous advocates and senators answered student questions from all over Australia.

The retirement of several titans of congressional appropriating hasn't slowed down the Senate's appetite for earmarks.  

With some suspicious and others not even aware the voice referendum is taking place, volunteers face an uphill battle in the suburbs of Melbourne

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Major companies implicated in employing underage workers in hazardous conditions, sparking concerns over weakened child labor laws.

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest threatens to pull investments out of Britain over ‘clickbait’ leadership

Exclusive: Lawyers and environmentalists warn international community is watching carefully amid ‘science, logistics and influence race’

Survey findings released as Australian Industry Group boss argues government’s industrial relations reforms are ‘anti-productivity’

Minister for government services says ‘real victims are all those Australians who lost trust in government’ due to scheme

Today is a good day to be Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek. UNESCO, the United Nations body expected to vote on whether to list the Great Barrier Reef as “in danger”, instead deferred the decision for another year. This, an insider told French newspaper Le Monde, was largely due to the…

Labor commits to final stage of Metro City and Southwest driverless train project as separate report flags eastern line possibly to Randwick and Maroubra