Israel has begun a fresh wave of strikes against Tehran; Energy Minister Chris Bowen refuses to rule out changes to the ...

The president’s threat came even as he tried to distance Washington from Israel’s strikes on the area, which prompted Iran to ...

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The retailing group controlled by billionaire businessman Solomon Lew has appointed former Just Group executive Georgia ...

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The Victorian premier has played down her attendance at a lunch with ALP backbenchers amid speculation over her leadership.

The government claims Australia is over-prepared for energy shocks, but the gap between bureaucratic taskforces and actual fuel shortages is widening.

A major rethink of how Australia ensures fuel security, while also delivering it at the lowest possible price, is required. These five ideas could help us.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will address federal parliament in Canberra on Tuesday; Energy Minister Chris Bowen refuses to rule out changes to the petroleum resources rent tax.