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After finding itself in a culture war over Australia Day merchandise, supermarket giant Woolworths now faces a price-gouging investigation.

The Prime Minister says Australia Day is a chance to reflect, as thousands gather for ceremonies, and protests, across Australia; Cyclone Kirrily in Queensland downgraded to a tropical low.; and the Socceroos to play Indonesia in the Round of 16 at the Asian Cup

Statues of British colonial figures Captain James Cook and Queen Victoria were damaged in Melbourne on Thursday.

An increasing number of non-Indigenous Australians find it impossible to celebrate Australia Day, in the knowledge that many of their Indigenous fellow citizens treat it as a day of mourning.

More than 22,000 become new Aussie citizens on Australia Day; the Treasurer defends tax cut changes; and the Socceroos preach patience at the Asian Cup

Key senator calls for broader tax reform, while arguing changes to stage-three plan could fund increases to jobseeker and other payments

Was this the plan for stage three all along – that is, did Labor mislead voters to win the 2022 election? And will it matter, if most voters are better off?

Age readers debate the merits of breaking a promise versus the social good.

For many, January the 26th reflects the beginning of their citizenship in Australia, for others it marks a day of mourning. January 26 is Australia's national holiday which increasingly means different things to different people.

After a bruising referendum, Aboriginal political leaders share their views on what the Albanese government needs to prioritise in 2024 and beyond.