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Albanese hints at changes to student debt indexation

Albanese hints at changes to student debt indexation

A shake-up of university student loan repayments is on the cards as new research points to a sharp rise in annual indexation from June.

GLAD not glad: bag maker taken to court over claims

GLAD not glad: bag maker taken to court over claims

GLAD not glad: bag maker taken to court over claims

GLAD not glad: bag maker taken to court over claims

The makers of GLAD garbage bags have been taken to court over claims it misled consumers about how much of its bin liners were made from recycled ocean plastic.

Jobs market holds ground despite rise in unemployment

Jobs market holds ground despite rise in unemployment

Jobs market holds ground despite rise in unemployment

Jobs market holds ground despite rise in unemployment

The official jobs data was more subdued in March as widely expected following a surprisingly strong February result.

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Extreme weather sparks higher wholesale energy prices

Extreme weather sparks higher wholesale energy prices

Some of the most extreme weather Australia has ever seen is proving to be the "X-factor" for power bills as wholesale energy prices rise.

BHP's energy coal fires up, axe swings over nickel jobs

BHP's energy coal fires up, axe swings over nickel jobs

Thousands of workers face uncertainty as BHP considers the fate of nickel operations amid a global glut of the metal, but coal for power plants is firing up.

Australians arrested in global phishing network sting

Australians arrested in global phishing network sting

Federal police have arrested five people as part of a worldwide crackdown on a phishing network that stole personal details from 94,000 Australians.

World-first generator turns greenhouse gas into power

World-first generator turns greenhouse gas into power

Queensland scientists have created a way to produce electricity using carbon dioxide in a development they say could power phones and computers.

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Websites banned in world cup gambling crackdown

Websites banned in world cup gambling crackdown

Websites banned in world cup gambling crackdown

Websites banned in world cup gambling crackdown

The media watchdog found 18 websites acted illegally by breaching online gambling laws during the FIFA Women's World Cup.

Rich get richer than rest: Australia's wealth gap grows

Rich get richer than rest: Australia's wealth gap grows

Rich get richer than rest: Australia's wealth gap grows

Rich get richer than rest: Australia's wealth gap grows

Australia's wealthiest households have comparatively added more to their pile than those at the bottom and rising unemployment is set to further widen the gap.

Venice crowds line up to view Australia's cosmic art

Venice crowds line up to view Australia's cosmic art

Venice crowds line up to view Australia's cosmic art

Venice crowds line up to view Australia's cosmic art

Crowds of artlovers have gathered to see Australia's official entry at the Venice Biennale, kith and kin, by Aboriginal artist Archie Moore.

Defence scores $50b funding boost as jets plan grounded

Defence scores $50b funding boost as jets plan grounded

Defence scores $50b funding boost as jets plan grounded

Defence scores $50b funding boost as jets plan grounded

Australia will increase defence spending over the next decade to meet new threats but some programmes have been torpedoed.

Budget clouded by global wars and weak economic growth

Budget clouded by global wars and weak economic growth

Budget clouded by global wars and weak economic growth

Budget clouded by global wars and weak economic growth

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will use talks in Washington to take the temperature of the global economy as he puts the finishing touches on his third federal budget.

Aust shares edge lower as losing streak hits five days

Aust shares edge lower as losing streak hits five days

Aust shares edge lower as losing streak hits five days

Aust shares edge lower as losing streak hits five days

The ASX200 finished down 0.1 per cent, giving up its modest morning gains, as Fed chairman Jay Powell spoke of keeping rates high for longer.

Indefinite detention 'not punitive': government lawyer

Indefinite detention 'not punitive': government lawyer

Indefinite detention 'not punitive': government lawyer

Indefinite detention 'not punitive': government lawyer

Government authorities have tried to deport a bisexual man to Iran every six months since 2018 but they failed because he resisted, as he feared for his life.

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Take a chill pill, law reviewer tells environmentalists

A staged approach to environmental law reform has conservationists worried but the architect of a review into the matter is confident real change is coming.

Critical minerals loan will help export sector grow: PM

Anthony Albanese says a $400 million loan to the critical minerals sector will help expand exports into nearby southeast Asia.

Youth homelessness rising as housing crisis bites

Hundreds of life-size cut-outs have been erected as a reminder of growing homelessness among Australian children and young people.

'Switch it off': Social media on notice after attacks

Social media companies are increasingly facing criticism over their role in allowing graphic content and misinformation to be shared.

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Sweat-powered fitness trackers possible in two years

Fitness gadgets that track your vital signs could be powered by sweat in the future after a research into nanogenerators by Australian universities.

Pesticide body stays in Armidale despite damning report

The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority won't be forced to move back to Canberra despite its controversial move to Armidale.

Cattle country conserved after anonymous $21m gift

An outback cattle property will be turned into a national park thanks to an anonymous benefactor who donated $21 million to help buy the station.

Aussie mining 'under assault' from China: US ambassador

Ambassador Caroline Kennedy has taken aim at China's "unchecked exploitation" of Indonesia and other nations that risks destroying the supply of clean minerals.

Hybrid vehicle sales speed up while petrol loses spark

Hybrid cars have more than doubled in popularity in the past year, surpassing electric vehicles and eating into petrol and diesel car sales.

Police search for answers in Bondi killer's past

Queensland Police had multiple interactions with the man behind a mass stabbing at a Sydney shopping centre, but say they did not need to take action.

Rising rents eating up low-income worker pay gains

Both mortgage and rental affordability worsened over the March quarter based on latest ANZ and CoreLogic analysis.

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