Adani has received some rare support from an Australian business for its Queensland plans.

The tax ombudsmen says it cannot protect ATO whistleblowers against personal and professional reprisal.

Australia’s regulators do not want to see finance sectors upended the way Uber and Airbnb have done for others.

The MDBA has released images of dams being filled during a pumping embargo.

A high-profile lawyer has been flown into Australia as a new list of PFAS-contaminated sites emerges.

Opposition energy spokesperson Mark Butler has accused the PM of “pretending” to support renewable energy.

The corporate watchdog is targeting “sludge” in superannuation policies.

Oil and gas exploration company NSE has been suspended by the stock exchange over its rehabilitation liabilities.

Santos is moving to secure billions of dollars worth of exploration and production investments in the Top End.

ASIO wants more funding to help it meet demand for advice on spying and foreign interference.

The slow wage growth affecting Australian jobs is also hitting Treasury staff.

The promised Snowy Hydro 2.0 project has been described as “too expensive” by a leading energy expert.

The Federal Government has been warned that intervention in the water market could have “dire consequences”.

An analysis of wastewater has revealed socioeconomic links to diet and drug consumption.

A former senior BlueScope Steel executive faces jail time over an alleged attempt to rig global steel prices.

Australia’s top universities could be helping develop mass surveillance and military technologies for China.

Dozens of South Australian buildings require urgent remedial work for flammable aluminium cladding ...

The Federal Government has called on the ACCC to investigate the banking sector‘s refusal to pass on interest rate cuts.

Concern has been raised about a big agricultural company’s plans to buy up groundwater.

The Victorian Government has admitted Fujitsu pulled out of its Latrobe hi-tech education precinct project before last year's state election.

Experts say international governments cannot agree on how to regulate global carbon markets.

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