Children aged under 16 will be banned from using social media under world first laws passed by the Senate overnight.

They may not be breaking the law, but the taxes multinationals pay are not proportional to the profits they are raking in.

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A victim of child abuse at St Andrew’s Cathedral School wanted to tell his tale in the school’s history. But now the school ...

The accidental uploading of a gambling report to government servers on Monday drew attention to an issue that was supposed to ...

Sydney’s multibillion-dollar metro line must be extended to the outer suburbs within 15 years to leverage the potential of ...

What Joe Biden and others are seemingly outraged by is the whole point of international law, and indeed of law itself.

Dozens of members have complained to the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists about its treatment of a former ...

Labor MPs and grassroots members are reeling from Anthony Albanese’s intervention to scrap a deal to deliver a major election ...