As global competition for critical minerals intensifies, the UK is taking steps to wind down its reliance on foreign countries for the essential resources.

Leaders at the G20 summit have signed a statement strengthening their commitment to the Paris climate agreement and declaring their support for free trade.

Inflation data will dominate the domestic economic dashboard, while the UK budget and New Zealand rate cuts are on the agenda abroad.

A world record price has been set for Titanic memorabilia, with the sale of a gold pocket watch at a UK auction featuring mementos from the ill-fated ship.

Environment groups are welcoming a fresh commitment to phase out fossil fuels despite what they say was an underwhelming finish to the 2025 UN climate summit.

This week on Scam of the Week, we dive into one of the wildest political reshuffles in years as the Liberal Parties in New South Wales and Victoria pull out the Long Knives. Two leaders dumped in a week, new faces installed, and the unmistakable whiff of panic as the party hemorrhages votes to One […]

Winning over climate-conscious and diverse voters the coalition lost at previous elections won't be an easy feat, but new leaders are laying the groundwork.

United Nations climate talks in Brazil appear to be nearing a conclusion after spilling into overtime.

The publisher of the Daily Mail has agreed a $A1 billion deal to buy Britain's Telegraph newspaper.

Police now want to drop charges against a man they arrested last year for wearing a F@#* Israel F@#* Zionism t-shirt. But the man, Andrew Brown, wants his day in court.

The president of the COP30 summit has implored negotiators from around the world to come together for a consensus agreement at the annual climate conference.

World leaders have arrived for the G20 summit in South Africa that aims to put the problems of poor countries at the top of the global agenda.

US President Donald Trump is set to host New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani at the White House for a meeting.

The federal budget is nothing like a business, nor does it resemble your personal accounts. Our politicians and so many commentators just don't understand how modern government finance works.

A neo-Nazi accused of calling on supporters to "rhetorically rape" a federal politician will remain behind bars, amid a rise in threats against officials.

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The controversial founder of one of Australia's biggest tech companies has thanked shareholders for their trust, after the company's value halved in 12 months.

A takeover deal for Australian pharmaceutical manufacturer has been knocked on the head, with the treasurer citing risk to critical medicines supply.

US employers added a surprisingly solid 119,000 jobs in September, the Labor Department says.

Verizon is cutting 13,000 jobs as the US telecommunications giant's CEO says the company needs to simplify its operations.

A fire that spread through pavilions being used for the COP30 climate talks has prompted the venue to be evacuated on the next-to-last day of the summit.

Labor will have to accept a series of proposed amendments to its long-awaited environmental reforms if it wants to pass them before Christmas.

State and Federal Governments are proposing to add $2.4 billion to the Whyalla Steelworks financial disaster, while the man responsible rides into the sunset.

After becoming one of the hottest companies on the market, defence innovator DroneShield has lost 70 per cent of its listed value in less than two months.

One of the world's leading finance institutions has called for Australia to reintroduce a mining tax and limit spending growth in the NDIS and aged care.