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Man in critical condition after shark attack in Western Australia
It's the first reported shark attack since January, when a 12-year-old boy died after an attack in Sydney Harbour.
Government to reassess fuel excise extension as reserves swell, July cutoff…
Australia remains at level two of a fuel plan that asks users only buy what they need and take voluntary steps to use less.
Tanya could barely get out of bed — until the diagnosis that changed everything
As more women face mental health challenges, experts warn of safety risks in mixed psychiatric wards and gaps in care.
Next-generation Indigenous women are leading the way on employment growth
A new study has shown that employment rates for Indigenous men and women are now nearly equal.
How Australian housing became a generational budget battleground
Housing taxation changes have upset some investors. If the government can win the support of young people, that may not matter.
Hopes for 'lasting peace': Israel and Lebanon extend ceasefire by 45-days
A US official has described the talks between the countries as "highly productive".
Could Delta Goodrem actually win Eurovision?
Finland remains a finals favourite, but Delta has serious momentum. Could it be enough to carry her to a win?
In the Eurovision press room, Delta Goodrem passed the vibe check
Finland remains a finals favourite, but Delta has serious momentum. Could it be enough to carry her to a win?
As Xi sets a new power dynamic, Trump leaves China with little to brag about
Throughout a largely cordial summit, there were signals that the balance of power between the two leaders might be shifting.
Tax shake-up in budget, minimum wage debate — and using AI for jobhunting
The key money stories this week, broken down simply — and what they mean for you.
The $3.1 trillion tax secret hiding in plain sight
Some Australians have benefited for decades from a secretive arrangement that allows them to hide assets and reduce tax.
A secretive way to preserve wealth in Australia is finally facing a crackdown
Some Australians have benefited for decades from a secretive arrangement that allows them to hide assets and reduce tax.
Trump rejects Iran's peace proposal response as more drone attacks hit Gulf…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted there is still nuclear material to be removed from Iran.
Six passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship land in Perth
The six passengers and the crew that helped repatriate them will now be transferred to a quarantine facility in Perth.
Welfare for foreigners restricted, migration linked to housing under Coalition…
Opposition leader Angus Taylor will make migration a centrepiece of the Coalition's agenda in his budget reply speech.
'Become a citizen': Taylor questioned over welfare payment cuts for permanent…
The Opposition has faced questions about what constitutes an Australian and who will be cut off from welfare payments under his…
Skilled migration 'complements, not replaces' local workers, agricultural…
An inquiry into skilled migration will hear from agricultural groups about the vital role migrant workers play in the sector.
Branko made a hard choice to sacrifice his citizenship. These Aussies hope to…
Thanks to a quirk of Dutch citizenship, thousands of Australians have been denied passports.
The 'Thucydides trap' and Taiwan: What the US' visit to China means for…
Xi Jinping has demonstrated his resolve in front of a diminished Donald Trump.
Could Australia win Eurovision? The odds are looking Goodrem
Delta Goodrem has progressed to the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest, where she is one of the favourites to win.
Delta Goodrem takes Australia through to the Eurovision final
Australia progresses through the semi-finals at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, Austria.
'No place in Australia': Burke adds 'neo-Nazis' to proscribed hate group list
The home affairs minister has used powers established in the wake of the Bondi attack to prohibit a second hate group.
Top UK minister resigns as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer
The UK prime minister has faced calls from within his own party to resign following disastrous local election results for Labour.
Sam Kerr to leave Chelsea after six years and trophy-laden career with London…
The Matildas captain is expected to make a move to the US National Women's Soccer League team Denver Summit.
Donald Trump hails Xi Jinping as a 'great leader' but tensions remain over…
The US leader is undertaking a state visit to China for the first time in nearly a decade.
'Pretty strange': Opposition's vision on housing and migration may not add up,…
The Opposition's pitch centres around cuts to migration and measures to boost housing supply. So how do they stack up?
'Stronger approach': Update in mission to return Australians who were on…
An aircraft and crew will arrive in the Netherlands on Thursday to repatriate six people to Australia.
The 13 'Down Down' tickets behind Coles' court loss — and what the ruling could…
Justice Michael O'Bryan found Coles had misled consumers in a judgment handed down on Thursday morning.
Trump heralds friendship with China as Xi warns of possible confrontation at…
The US president is in Beijing for a key summit with the Chinese leader aimed at easing tensions between the rival superpowers.
Football chief seeks Iraqi citizenship for Australian coach Graham Arnold
Former Australian national coach Graham Arnold has become a hero in the Middle Eastern country.
Budget reply: From tax reform to migrant caps and welfare cuts, here are six…
Capping Australia’s net overseas migration and tying it to housing supply are central pillars of the Coalition’s plan.
Australia v the world: How our spending compares globally
Budgets inevitably involve trade-offs, so how do Australia's priorities line up with the world?
An empty $400 million facility and 'upskilling' staff: Inside Australia's…
Australia's response to the outbreak, which began on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean, stands in contrast to other countries.
'I will not apologise': Independent senator Tammy Tyrrell joins the Labor Party
The Tasmanian senator has detailed the reasons behind her second flip in as many years.
'No one seems to know': Albanese dismisses gas export tax hike calls as…
Anthony Albanese says the government is prioritising the supply of fuel.
The Aussies who could be caught in the middle of the housing tax shake-up
Tax changes designed to help younger Australians into the housing market could also create unintended consequences, experts say.
Four audience members ejected from Eurovision over 'disruptive behaviour'…
Israel's contestant at the Eurovision Song Contest semi-final says he heard the boos of a small number of protesters as he took…
A travel charge most Australians don't know they pay is rising again
The budget included a further increase on a long-standing hidden tax affecting Australian travellers.
We asked what you wanted to know about the budget. Here are the answers
SBS News asked audiences what mattered most to them in the federal budget. These were the key questions.
Record compensation payout for Yindjibarndi people after years long legal…
The Yindjibarndi people say their fight is far from over, as Fortescue Metals Group acknowledges their entitlement to…
Five things buried in the federal budget you didn't know about
Hidden among the major announcements are some of the budget's more curious spending measures.
Budget 2026: Remote jobs and health infrastructure key focus for Indigenous…
The Federal Government says it is continuing to invest in Closing the Gap measures around employment, health and education in…
Indigenous organisations condemn plans for Northern Territory child protection…
The Northern Territory Government has announced plans for sweeping reforms to child protection laws that some organisations argue…
'Grandfathering' vs new builds: The key housing terms and who will get a tax…
While the changes privilege "people on the basis of birth order", they have been largely welcomed by economists.
A drawing my son did at kindergarten made me quit my corporate job
Terry Murton says his obsession with climbing the corporate ladder stopped him from being the father and husband he wanted to be.
AFL launches fund aimed at recruiting and retaining more Indigenous players
The AFL has launched what its CEO says is one of the game’s most meaningful rounds alongside the announcement of a new fund to be…
'Brutal oppression': Australian government imposes new sanctions on Iranian…
The Australian government has imposed over 230 sanctions on Iranian individuals and entities to date.