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Free education in $1b sweetener for Solomons treaty

Details of treaty negotiations between Australia and Solomon Islands have been revealed in a leaked WhatsApp message.

Call to embed algorithm opt-in for social 'cesspit'

The Greens are vowing to hold back laws to strengthen Australia's under-16s social media ban until the government...

Ashes to ashes, mushrooms to dust: a very green goodbye

Carolyn's family wanted to find a way to bury her that aligned with how she lived her life,...

Man or monster? Macbeth holds a mirror to modern morals

Australian audiences may reflect on modern politics in a touring production of Macbeth, as the tortured protagonist embarks...

I've become an expert at killing time at airports - here are my top tips

With a bit of insider knowledge, you too can master the art of the long airport layover.

No permission: guerrilla artists hustling for a living

Artists are struggling to make money from their work, and it means Australia's largest art fair presents an...

Slurs and snubs as talkback titans' feud aired in court

After decades of rivalry behind the microphone, prominent broadcaster Ray Hadley's thoughts about radio king Alan Jones have...

'No brainer': tobacco tax-cut idea could crush crime

An economist has joined the call for a drastic cut to the tobacco excise, as the coalition pledges...

Molly Ticehurst's murderer will not face life in jail

The man who murdered childcare educator Molly Ticehurst is set to face a sentencing hearing more than two...

'We have buy-in': PM talks up national unity over AI

A national agreement on guidelines for AI data centres is edging closer after key talks, even though two...

Steelmaker brings it home, after rejecting predators

BlueScope, which owns the Port Kembla steelworks, says it's now in a position of real strength after undergoing...

RAN launches Indigenous opportunities action plan

The Royal Australian Navy is reaffirming its commitment to reconciliation and strengthening partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

Work emails, doomscrolling: why 80% of Aussies just can't let go on holidays

We're hopeless at putting our phone away. Why can't we let it rest (so we can)?

'Tragic case': damning report on boys found in squalor

Almost six years after two disabled brothers were found in squalor, a damning report reveals how concerns about...

Why corporate compliance is becoming a $160bn nightmare for small business

The red and white tape 'make-work' tasks strangling small traders.

Ley adrift amid conservative chaos while Littleproud shoots his other foot

For Sussan Ley, things feel more crash than crash-through.

Tesla vandalism and fake ads highlight anti-Elon Musk sentiment

Teslas are being attacked due to CEO Elon Musk's increasing political involvement, and perpetrators are being labeled "domestic...