Developers of an $8 billion offshore wind farm, slated for the Gippsland coast in Victoria, say they will continue to work on the project, but it will not be ready for the... Read more »

Monday Where to start in a week so fraught with major events you could hardly draw breath for the news flashes? It started with Trump’s alleged contribution to Jeffrey Epstein’s “birthday book,”... Read more »

The end came not with a whimper, but with whoops and applause. Genevieve Bell, the embattled vice-chancellor of Australian National University, was resigning. An all-staff meeting called by ANU chancellor Julie Bishop... Read more »

The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) handling of the general interest charge (GIC) is under formal review, after the tax office watchdog received more than 130 complaints about inconsistent and opaque remission decisions.... Read more »

A bounce in banking stocks and a leap from the major miners helped push the local market higher on Friday, as Wall Street hit another record high overnight on fresh prospects of... Read more »

1. Can I plant my tomatoes now? Of course! No laws forbid you from planting tomatoes whenever you like. The tomato plants may die in a late frost, of course, or stay... Read more »

Over one million Australians will be living with dementia in 40 years — more than double the current number — according to a new report by the Australian Institute of Health and... Read more »

A panel of Brazilian Supreme Court justices has sentenced former president Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years and three months in prison after convicting him of attempting a coup to remain in office... Read more »

The four justices also ruled to convict Bolsonaro’s seven allies, including five military officers. The conviction of Bolsonaro, a former Army captain who never hid his admiration for the military dictatorship that... Read more »