The Australian Medical Association has argued funding for urgent care clinics could be better spent on GPs.

The three players were allegedly involved in the manipulation of yellow cards during A-League games.

It’s been an interesting week in US-Australian relations, with two former leaders of both countries getting together in New York.

The government made a push to lower everyone’s energy bills this week with a Budget $300 rebate for all households.

Protests at Australian Universities in support of Palestinians are now into their third week as students at four universities have been threatened with disciplinary action including suspension or expulsion over the encampments.

MediSecure, a private electronic prescription provider, has been named as the company at the centre of a major ransomware attack. 

The Federal Court has ruled that Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek does not have to consider the environmental impacts of emissions when approving coal and gas projects.

Australia ranks below average in classroom orderliness compared to fellow OECD countries, so how can teachers take back control, and is that really what kids need? 

The scam text problem has gotten so bad that this week the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) put out a warning telling Australians to watch out for loyalty points scams.

Labor senators have joined the opposition to condemn the controversial pro-Palestine “from the river to the sea” slogan, seen by many as a rebuke to their colleague Fatima Payman.