Despite having broken more than a billion Indian hearts in the World Cup only five months ago, Pat Cummins has gone from villain to superhero.

WeAre8, a social media network that pays users to watch ­advertising, has inked partnership deals with digital freedom ...

The Australian has recorded the highest audience growth of any major metropolitan print title over the past year, with its ...

A nine-month review into NSW hate-speech laws has recommended no reform, despite the provisions recording just a sole ...

Anthony Albanese must abandon his “very mild” approach to tackling anti-Semitism and more strongly condemn hatred towards ...

Labor’s proposed 270,000 international students quota is likely to exacerbate rental demand in major cities that far ...

Google has been accused of “de-indexing” web pages in the lead-up to Black Friday, amid concerns the search visibility of ...

Police are continuing their investigations into the violent Disrupt Land Forces protests that broke out on the streets of ...

Beyond the Valley will be the first of 10 events in Victoria that will take part in the state’s pill testing trial, with an ...

Australia’s “myopic” reluctance to approve gas developments on the east coast has cost economic opportunities and ultimately ...

For third-generation fisherman Jeremy Ievins and his fellow residents of the small town of Port MacDonnell, the blows had ...

Retailers should be able to use technology such as facial recognition to help protect their workers, as rising crime rates ...