A six-figure tax problem isn’t created overnight. More often, it starts with a few small shortcuts: cash that is not recorded straight away, business income moving through a personal account, missing invoices,... Read more »

The Iran-aligned Hezbollah movement has rejected a new ceasefire in Lebanon and Israel says it will not withdraw troops from the country, undermining US President Donald Trump’s efforts to halt fighting there... Read more »

The View by Studio Shields in Yarra Valley, Victoria. Residential interior winner in the 40th Dulux Colour Awards. Picture Martina Gemmola The coveted Dulux Colour Awards are celebrating 40 years and the... Read more »

In Brief Penny Wong has been asked to meet with an activist who alleges she was sexually assaulted by an Israeli soldier. The foreign minister said she has asked for a transparent... Read more »

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There is “no way” to separate the adoption of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from the history of the Stolen Generation, an advocate says, after an inquiry recommended it be prioritised... Read more »

Lin recently returned to China after getting her master’s degree in Australia and is again using virtual private networks (VPNs) to climb over the “Great Firewall”, Beijing’s censorship apparatus. She first used... Read more »

Motor vehicle theft claims have spiked in Victoria, according to new insurance data, bucking a decline in every other mainland state. New analysis from the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) shows there... Read more »

Independent MPs split as Labor’s first tax bill passes lower house vote After numerous divisions on amendments from the opposition, Monique Ryan, Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall, the government has moved to... Read more »