As Shemara Wikramanayake retires with shares worth hundreds of millions, the public is left counting the cost of high prices for utilities, roads and airports
Campaigners say existing federal ban on phone or video calls for assisted dying consultations adversely affects people living in regional Australia
Suspected perpetrator identified by police as member of city’s ‘Islamist scene’
More than 3,600 people sign petition for careful assessment of proposed AI hub, now a flashpoint for national debate on datacentre boom
Kate Ellis now heads an all-female executive as women hold a majority in the party room for the first time. But when talk turns to leadership, women barely rate
Minns government promised no new coalmines but permits expanding existing sites, despite being behind on climate targets
Spycops inquiry has revealed how Helen Steel was secretly monitored in her search for undercover officer who deceived her into relationship
One Nation is borrowing heavily from the Maga playbook. But constant claims of being misquoted predate the US president’s
Prescribing doctors often warn of the medications’ potential side-effects – but unexpected impacts on romantic relationships are less understood
The Yamaji-Wajarri people studied the wide-open skies of their country for millennia before being host to one of the world’s largest radio telescopes
The author and BookTok luminary on the nightmare trope, how to convert a straight man into loving fantasy romance, and words that should never be used in a sex scene
With her roots stretching from the Catholic church to riot grrrl, the US singer-songwriter explains how sobriety and self-analysis powered her classic new Waxahatchee-produced album
President mocks opponents and journalists in mostly lighthearted speech at White House correspondents’ dinner
Women aren’t being burnt at the stake any more, but there is still risk and violence implicit in the label ‘witch’
Keller, who co-founded the celebrated band in 1986, had been battling cancer of the esophagus