This week, the High Court of Australia ruled in favour of a man who sued his employer for damages, after he developed depression following a “seriously unfair” firing.

The Government’s student debt reforms are being rolled out from today after its HECS indexation changes passed Parliament last month.

Victoria’s Opposition Leader John Pesutto has lost a defamation case against his former Liberal colleague Moira Deeming.

The 2030 tournament will see matches played in six nations across three continents and the 2034 edition will take place in Saudi Arabia.

Australia and 157 other nations have voted in favour of an “immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire” in Israel’s war with Hamas in Gaza.

In a new report, the countries’ intelligence and law enforcement agencies flagged a rise in young people with “varying ideological affiliations” involved in counter-terrorism cases.

In the wake of rebels seizing power, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have confirmed they’ve launched over 350 strikes on military infrastructure in Syria.

The Nurses and Midwives Association said pressures on emergency departments “cannot be primarily attributed to the GP shortage”.

Labor has promised to make three days per week of childcare free for families earning less than $530,000 annually, if re-elected.

ASIC has announced it’s suing Rex for “misleading and deceptive conduct”.

Pharmaceutical giant Bayer and two medical equipment manufacturers were accused of breaching consumer protection laws and their duty of care by selling ‘Essure’ — an implanted device that irreversibly stops pregnancy.

Netflix is not only impacting the shape of sports audiences through series like ‘Drive to Survive’ but has started to exert its influence on live sports. 

This year, escalating gang violence has killed thousands and forced hundreds of thousands of people in Haiti from their homes.

A U.S. court has rejected Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s attempt to name his oldest son Lachlan as his only successor, according to The New York Times.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced its December 2024 cash rate decision.