Glaring pay gap costing indigenous Australians billions
Indigenous employees are losing billions of dollars a year because of a pay gap that a landmark study says is caused by systemic racism.
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Almost 40,000 new jobs were added to the economy in August, but a spike in people out of work caused the unemployment rate to edge higher.
The government insists Australians' private data is safe after an OpenAI agent broke into one of its websites, in a breach that took weeks to uncover.
The effectiveness of support for veterans leaving the defence force will come under further scrutiny, as suicide rates remain higher than for other Aussies.
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Alleged teen victim withdrawn from Alan Jones’ trial
Prosecutors have withdrawn an indecent assault charge involving a 17-year-old boy midway through veteran broadcaster Alan Jones's trial.
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Australia’s economic path a hard slog for young workers
Young workers will shoulder a larger burden to pay for Australia's ageing population, but technology shifts present endless opportunities, the treasurer says.
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Farnham to skip tribute concert due to worsening health
Music legend John Farnham's health has deteriorated, ruling him out of attending a tribute concert in his honour.
Airlines are being accused of "un-Australian price gouging" of Fremantle Dockers fans looking to reach this year's AFL grand final.
Despite fuel prices nationwide approaching record levels, the federal government has said it is not considering cutting the fuel excise.
Rounding up people who have overstayed their visa into detention centres has been blasted as missing the mark and copying harsh immigration tactics in the US.
The immigration minister has gone to great lengths to divorce the housing crisis from the migration debate as he outlined major changes to the system.
A planned $5000 cap on allied health payments for veterans has been dumped after politicians from across parliament united against the government.
An Aussie wagyu beef producer has won a global award for the third time in a row, in a show of confidence for the sector, which is the world's largest exporter.
A former ASIO boss who was tasked with investigating intelligence failures in the lead up to the Bondi attack says Australia must have a difficult discussion.
The profitability of Australia's housing market remains "exceptionally high" even as the deepening downturn shaves some cream off the top of values.
Labor is under renewed pressure to lower the tax on fuel as the cost of filling up soars amid the US-Iran conflict with no end in sight.
Australia's first female High Court judge Mary Gaudron helped shape the country's legal landscape and was a deciding voice in the Mabo land rights case.
Local authorities in Doha have detained two men involved in an altercation on a flight from Melbourne on Friday.
One of Australia's peak motoring bodies has stopped short of calling for a fuel excise cut, but believes all options should be on the table as oil prices spike.
