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After a humiliating round of questioning over bank closures, Westpac chose to sit out the next hearing and reversed its decision to close a branch in the region of the Inquiry.

Despite criticisms, the work done by Julan Assange in exposing the truth cements his status as one of the most important journalists of our time.

The NSW ICAC has launched a major probe into allegations that key NSW Liberal Party figures were involved in branch stacking across the state.

It should be possible to talk about the positives of an alternative future for Australia without being condemned as prejudiced or racist.

Joe Biden will be only the fifth US president to address the Australian parliament when he visits Sydney and Canberra for talks during the Quad summit.

New data reveals that, while remote regions have attracted the highest average plan value, participants in those postcodes spend less due to restricted service provision.

The White House says US President Joe Biden has postponed his planned trip to Australia and will return home after the G7 in Japan because of stalled domestic debt ceiling negotiations.

While the recent Budget made a start, the visa integrity disaster left by the previous Coalition Government will take years for Labor to fix.

Its clear, even to harbourside mansion dwellers, that theres an accommodation crisis right around Australia. Not a shortfall, not a "blip", a bloody crisis!

Having constructive debates, rather than resorting to name-calling, is the way forward for a healthy political and social climate, writes Patrick Lukins.