On Australia Day, the West Torrens municipality in Adelaide hosted an event aimed to confer Australian citizenship and acknowledge individuals who had altruistically offered assistance to fellow citizens in various …

Delays to Labor’s amended tax cuts would only impact Australians doing it tough as Jim Chalmers pushes back against a parliamentary inquiry into the proposal. The majority of Australian workers …

An explosive device went off overnight in front of the Greek labour ministry in central Athens without causing any casualties, police said on Saturday. The explosion, which caused material damage, …

The Australian Electoral Commission published this week data on donations made in the past financial year. The register shows Mineralogy, the mining company owned by Mr Palmer, donated $7,088,867 to …

Political debate is expected to sharpen over tax cuts, a by-election test and conflict in the Middle East as federal parliament resumes this week. Anthony Albanese spent Saturday on the …

South Australia’s Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison, has welcomed the introduction of a new program launched by the state’s Child Protection Department, which offers targeted support to family placements …

Northwest regions already battling floods are preparing for another soaking this weekend, with ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily set to return. After hammering the region days earlier, the former cyclone is set …

The public sale of a 30-percent stake in Athens International Airport garnered strong demand, Greece’s finance minister said Friday, in a sign of investor confidence in the country’s recovering economy. …

French authorities said Friday the worst of a crisis that saw farmers block roads for days was over, as protesters began lifting barricades, but demonstrations persisted elsewhere in Europe including …

A high-profile lawyer has been dressed down in court as exiled Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming’s defamation battle with Opposition Leader John Pesutto heads for trial. In a procedural hearing …