Data shows Australia received just over $1 billion of Chinese foreign direct investment last year, dramatically down from $16.5 billion in 2016.

After almost 70 years, the Phantom Piper of Haberfield is revealed.

Health Minister Roger Cook has dismissed a survey which found 63 per cent of Western Australian AMA doctors believed the state’s health system could not cope with a significant COVID-19 outbreak.

Australian universities are relying on campuses in China to keep international students engaged at a time when local authorities are discouraging them from studying in Australia.

Victorian Liberal senator Sarah Henderson said a woman sent her the email on Sunday alleging the rape by a man who is now a Labor MP in federal Parliament.

While some at the NRL recognise that it wasn’t a good look to have Moses sitting with Suaalii’s family, they have no issues with it.

The Waratahs coach is under siege after two record-breaking defeats to start the Super Rugby AU season. But his position is safe, for now.

Media companies are under pressure to commit to using the money sealed through landmark deals with Google and Facebook to invest in newsrooms.

Icons of Victoria’s LGBTQI+ history include venues Mandate, Tasty and Val’s Coffee Lounge, a map of Melbourne beats and love letters exchanged between Melbourne men Ben Morris and Harry Bruin in 1919.

The headmaster of Newington College, a boys’ boarding school, gives frank advice to parents on how to confront the crisis of teenage sexual abuse.

Concerns that Mark Latham has disproportionate influence over education policy in NSW have prompted a stinging response from Education Minister Sarah Mitchell.

Crown Resorts underpaid hundreds of workers across its venues, becoming the latest big company to admit breaching workplace laws.

Victoria’s outgoing human rights commissioner has vowed to use the full range of new powers designed to tackle church groups and other organisations engaged in gay conversion practices.

Brisbane’s Christie Centre, on the corner of Adelaide and Wharf streets, is about to have its faux sandstone exterior replaced by glass.

The once-cherished retirement nest eggs were selling for $500K in 2014. You can now pick one up for as little as $3000.

Technology expert warns communication shutdowns are ‘more prevalent than previously thought’.

I want the Australian public to take pride in its relationships it already has with us, the people of the oldest and continuing world’s cultures.

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The former Panther scored twice inside the first 12 minutes and has put the pressure on the Tigers’ former captain after a pre-season rout of Manly.

Broadcasting great Bruce McAvaney is taking a step back from calling football, but will still lead Channel Seven’s horse racing and Olympics coverage.

Australia’s coronavirus vaccine supplies more than doubled on Sunday with the first vials of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine landing at Sydney Airport.

The government could be forced to waive hefty fines issued to teens who broke coronavirus restrictions under a raft of demands issued by the Greens to secure their support of an extension to state of emergency powers.

Funding is again being sought to help prop up the AFL’s Indigenous radio service amid concerns black voices will be lost to the game if the coverage cannot be saved.

Officers and SES members have been scouring three locations on the NSW South Coast.

The absence of departed star Adam Le Fondre and the failure to adequately replace his output was keenly felt once more by the A-League champions on Sunday.

Mayoral hopeful Kerryn Phelps says broken promises and a lack of independence contributed to her falling out with City of Sydney lord mayor Clover Moore.

Just six days before the group 3 Black Opal Stakes kicks off the two-day Canberra carnival, capital trainers are gearing up for an assault.

Everything you need to know to pick a winner on today’s seven-race card on the far south coast.

If Australia’s Twenty20 squad is forced to quarantine after the New Zealand tour, it could extend Glenn Maxwell’s absence from the first-class arena to two years.

Anjali Sharma is one of eight teenagers taking the Australian government to court in a landmark class action over climate change.

The NSW government is cracking down on the spread of an alien turtle species with the help of two springer spaniels, Ash and Bunya.

All-Australian selector Jude Bolton predicts the new man on the mark rule will create unnecessary angst this season, judging by an incident that cost a team a goal in an AFL practice match on the weekend.

“It is more than likely there will be additional cases in the community,” Ardern says after a person was infectious with the UK variant for a week but not in isolation.

Australian oil and gas giant Woodside Energy is facing pressure to rule out working in Myanmar until democracy is restored

He hasn’t been the chief playmaker at an NRL club yet, but Canterbury’s new No.7 got a taste of what will be his most brutal season yet.

Reports indicate that the British government is planning to raise billion of pounds in additional revenue to help pay for grants to pandemic-hit businesses.

Uber Eats will help its riders stay injury-free by giving them access to a new set of technology and safety gear.

Godolphin might look for another group 1 with Bivouac in the Canterbury Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.

One senior coach says he and his colleagues have never been under more pressure. Here’s why Nathan Buckley, Simon Goodwin and Leon Cameron will feel it more than most this season.

Under standards outlined on Sunday, the Victorian government will mandate that new apartment blocks with more than 10 dwellings must have access to communal green space.

Wondering what’s in store on Seven’s new competition show? So too is former Ten reporter Bill Woods, who will call the action from the sidelines.

In pointed comments about her rivals, Cr Scott said she was not running to “settle the scores of old”.

The band embody a raw, feral garage rock that has existed in one form or another since the mid-’60s whether the eyes of the mainstream have been watching or not.

Blues fans were denied the chance to watch Eddie Betts in person during the 2020 home-and-away season with no AFL men’s matches played in front of crowds in Victoria since last pre-season.

Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal, one of the nation’s largest coal ports, says the Chinese government’s ban on Australian cargoes have driven a decline in exports.

As climate diplomacy heats up signals come in that Australia remains out of step with much of the world.

The injuries have cast a shadow over the weekend’s fixtures, while Collingwood went clear at the top by extending their unbeaten season.

Top reinsman Luke McCarthy will stick with Miracle Mile favourite King Of Swing as he looks for back-to-back wins in Australia’s richest harness race.

Leading bloodstock agent James Harron said the strength of the yearling sales market left him with no doubt $1.1 million would be required to take home a yearling son of Written Tycoon at Inglis Premier on Sunday.

Despite prevailing fears of the potential damage wrought by free speech, we aren’t all one edgy meme away from becoming Nazis.