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Exclusive: leading no campaigner Warren Mundine attacks social media giant after Institute of Public Affairs posts are taken down

Tony Abbott says bosses working on Australia Day should be more concerned with providing better goods and services and paying their staff higher wages over politically correct posturing. 

Australians living in the rural and regional areas of Queensland will be bearing the brunt of the net-zero ...

Alan Joness Elizabeth Farm property, in Fitzroy, west of Kiama in NSW, has stables, tennis courts and a private natural forest on its 27.52-hectare property.

Influential conservative broadcaster Alan Jones, 81, has been battling crippling back pain for years and took another lengthy spell off the air last Christmas when surgeons operated on him.

Premier Daniel Andrews has pledged to make free tampons and sanitary pads widely available in the Australian state ...

Australian consumers are spending $7,844 more on essential bills than they were a year ago. The Institute of Public Affairs calculated increases in 11 categories with inflation at a 32-year high.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers this week declared victory in the 30-year superannuation wars, but now a fresh fight has erupted over the purpose of super.

More than 17,000 diversity and inclusion jobs are available, some with six-figure salaries. They are often taxpayer-funded jobs even though government debt is soaring and set to surpass $1trillion.

The company’s new campaign trumpets that it is ‘laying the foundations for a low carbon future’ – without mentioning the nearly $1bn it spent on coal production in 2020 and 2021