Workers at Fairfax-owned newspapers have walked off the job over the companys plans to outsource production work at its regional newspapers.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott ran from Craig Thomson during a chaotic day in federal parliament.
Consumers should expect increased power bills after the sale of NSW power generators, which will now go ahead with Shooters Party support.
South Australian Treasurer Jack Snelling will hand down his second budget on Thursday and is expected to announced big spending cuts.
The worlds biggest miner, BHP Billiton, says it is freezing all board-level major project approvals for six months.
The Federal Government will provide $3 million to help establish a general practice super clinic in Northam.
Queensland Health has confirmed two horses died in separate cases of Hendra in recent days.
NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli wants the commonwealth to change how it funds literacy and numeracy programs.
Independent MP Janet Woollard has admitted the publicity surrounding her sons boat crash has affected her chances of re-election.
A refugee has been denied permission to join a High Court bid to challenge the indefinite detention of refugees deemed national security risks by ASIO.
Enterprise Migration Agreements would stay under a coalition government but the opposition is determined to unwind the mining and carbon taxes.
A court has been told tragic misunderstandings led to a man being killed in a brawl after Australia Day celebrations.
Papua New Guineas parliament has elected Peter ONeill as the countrys prime minister.
A report for the Minerals Council of Australia authored by a group linked to Liberal candidate has been dismissed by Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Thousands of Burmese migrant workers have welcomed Burmas opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi in Bangkok.
NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli says paying a $200,000 salary to a select group of school principals will benefit indigenous communities.
Bob Carr has been accused of breaching ministerial ethics standards.
A convicted armed robber, once described as Australias most wanted man, has pleaded guilty to firearms and ammunition charges in the Perth Magistrates Court.
Key crossbencher Rob Oakeshott says hes still in the dark over details of draft laws for the governments watered-down poker machine reforms.
The nine million working days lost every year to mental illness in young men amount to a "huge productivity hump", the federal government says.
Queensland Treasurer Tim Nicholls will lead his first international trade mission in July.
About 60 apprentice electricians who lost their placements in the Hastie Groups collapse have already been deployed with other contractors.
Queensland authorities say theyve busted a major heroin ring with links to Balkan crime groups.
A new casino backed by James Packer could be part of a rejuvenation project in Brisbanes CBD.
Queensland Energy minister Mark McArdle has announced a new independent review panel to look at ways to reduce electricity prices.
Accused murderer Ron Medich may find his bail revoked, with police saying they are considering launching an appeal.
Ellyse Perry is an incredibly inspiring figure. Her feats in representing Australia at both football and cricket are worthy of the highest praise.
A 20-year-old man has pleaded guilty to killing West Australian schoolgirl Jessie Cate and burying her body in a shallow bush grave at Bouvard, south of Perth.
The time frame appears to have pushed out to the last possible moment for a board decision on any expansion of the big Olympic Dam mine.
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