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Housing Debate Intensifies as Pauline Hanson Questions 5% Deposit Scheme After Price Decline

Australia’s housing affordability debate has intensified after One Nation leader Pauline Hanson questioned the federal government’s 5% deposit home buyer scheme following the largest monthly decline in…

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Millions of Australians Expect Tax Refunds as New Filing Season Gets Underway

Australia’s annual tax season is underway, with millions of taxpayers preparing to lodge their 2025–26 tax returns and many expecting a welcome financial boost after another year…

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Charity Tennis Match Gives Tax Campaigner Rare Opportunity to Question Prime Minister

A charity auction at Canberra’s annual Press Gallery Midwinter Ball has produced an unusual political meeting, with mortgage broker and tax campaigner Joseph Daoud securing a tennis…

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Australia Launches $6 Million Education Hub to Help Schools Address Antisemitism and Discrimination

The Australian Government has launched a new national online education platform designed to help schools respond to antisemitism, racism and other forms of discrimination, marking another step…

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Teen Charged Over Alleged School Abduction as Melbourne Court Hears Forced Marriage Allegation

An 18-year-old Melbourne man has been charged following the alleged abduction of a 17-year-old girl near a secondary school, with court documents alleging the incident was carried…

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Two Men Charged After Alleged Year-Long $600,000 Scam Targeting Elderly Sydney Man

Two Sydney men have been charged after police alleged they defrauded an 88-year-old man of more than $600,000 in a sophisticated scheme that unfolded over approximately 12…

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Teen Dies After Fatal Stabbing in Melbourne as Police Investigate Circumstances

Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the death of a 15-year-old boy after a fatal stabbing in Melbourne’s north, with police continuing to examine the circumstances that led…

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Melbourne Court Rules on Protest Outside Chinese Consulate After Free Speech Defence Rejected

A Melbourne court has convicted Thomas Sewell of offensive behaviour following a protest outside the Chinese Consulate in 2024, concluding that the manner in which the demonstration…

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Peugeot Reshapes Australian Operations as Chinese Car Brands Intensify Market Competition

Peugeot is preparing for a significant change in its Australian business after local distributor Inchcape announced it will end its long-running partnership with the French automotive brand…

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Today Faces Ratings Pressure After Karl Stefanovic Exit as Viewers Shift to Sunrise

Australia’s long-running breakfast television ratings battle has entered a new phase, with Nine’s Today recording its lowest audience of the year following Karl Stefanovic’s departure from the…