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Linda Reynolds says she never agreed to keep letters she leaked to columnist from The Australian newspaper secret

Linda Reynolds says she never agreed to keeping confidential documents relating to Brittany Higgins’ personal injury settlement private and had “no particul

Australian man vacationing with family killed by massive crocodile; likely remains found

Australian police said Tuesday that they believed the human remains found inside a massive crocodile were those of a missing 40-year-old New South Wales man.The

Australia break men’s team pursuit world record

Australia broke a world record, ended one drought and are on the verge of consigning another to history in Olympic track cycling.With Australian cycling great a

Importing coffee beans into Australia has never been more expensive. Here’s what that means for your daily fix

The cost of importing coffee beans into Australia has never been more expensive, and there are few signs these record prices will ease anytime soon.While wages,

Aussie cyclists snare world record, drought-breaking bronze

For the first time since Sydney 2000, Australia has reached the podium for the men's team sprint, but it arguably wasn't the best moment for the green and gold

Australia’s men’s cycling team smash team pursuit world record, win team sprint bronze medal

Olympics essentialsAustralia has broken the men's team pursuit world record on day two of the Olympic track cycling program.The combination of Olympic medallist

Weather and a changing world — not large corporations — behind downturn in Australia’s live music scene, inquiry hears

Many of Australia’s live music business models are “broken and unsustainable”, a parliamentary inquiry into the crisis-hit sector heard on Tuesday.But ove

What’s going on with Australian shares and global markets? Your questions answered

It has been a wild couple of days on the Australian (and global) share market.The huge falls on the ASX on Friday and Monday, as well as on Wall Street, may hav

University of Melbourne tells Senate hearing of risks posed by capping international student numbers

Professor Maskell will emphasise the significant contribution international education mak

Australia to join US’ express entry program: What it will mean for travellers

Some Australian travellers will be able to apply for expedited access through United States customs and immigration from January next year.The Global Entry prog

Australia’s last Rat of Tobruk Tom Pritchard dies aged 102

In short: Tom Pritchard, Australia's last Rat of Tobruk, has died aged 102. He was the last direct link with the 14,000 Australian servicemen who served in Wo

YouGov reveals Australian impulse buying habits – Retail World Magazine

While the rising cost-of-living continues to challenge Australians, new research from ShopFully, in collaboration with YouGov, highlights that the nation’s lo