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‘Your landlord could be a $100bn institution’: Super funds move deeper into Australia’s housing market

Australia’s $4.4 trillion superannuation system is moving deeper into residential property, prompting a leading Sydney real estate commentator to ask whether the country is quietly beginning a…

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ISIS-linked Australian men eye freedom as Tony Burke admits government cannot simply lock the door

Thirteen Australian men suspected of links to Islamic State could become the next major test of the nation’s counter-terrorism laws, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke declaring…

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Why did Labor issue passports to ISIS-linked families? The legal reality behind Australia’s explosive Syria fight

The Albanese government is facing renewed pressure over its handling of Australian women linked to Islamic State after the last woman previously barred from returning under national-security…

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‘They love Australia’: Doctor’s defence of ISIS-linked mothers reignites fury over their return from Syria

A Sydney doctor who helped Australian women linked to Islamic State return from Syria has defended them as “caring mothers” who “love Australia”, reigniting one of the…

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Hanson demands migration halt from ‘do not travel’ nations as security fight with Labor escalates

Pauline Hanson has demanded Australia stop accepting migrants from countries deemed too dangerous for Australians to visit, opening a new front in the escalating political battle over…

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Pauline Hanson moves to bar ISIS-linked Australians from returning as ‘Dr Jihad’ case reignites security fight

Pauline Hanson has escalated the political fight over Australians linked to Islamic State by proposing sweeping new laws that could allow a federal court to block suspected…

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‘Shame on you’: Former Westmead nurse breaks down as Australia confronts looming 70,000-worker nursing shortfall

A former Sydney nurse who publicly walked away from one of Australia’s busiest hospitals during the darkest days of the Covid-19 staffing crisis has broken down in…

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‘Sold a pup’: Ray Hadley unloads on renewables after ZEN Energy’s $1.1bn collapse

Ray Hadley has seized on the spectacular collapse of renewable energy company ZEN Energy to demand Australia rethink its approach to the energy transition, arguing the failure…

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‘Third-world’: One bleak photo exposes the infrastructure gap in Sydney’s million-dollar growth suburbs

A photograph of a mother pushing a pram along the gravel shoulder of a busy road has become a potent symbol of frustration in one of southwest…

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‘Opposite of patriotism’: Penny Wong unleashes on Pauline Hanson’s vision for Australia

Penny Wong has launched one of Labor’s most forceful attacks yet on Pauline Hanson, declaring that turning Australians against each other is “the opposite of patriotism” and…