Bringing energy bills down – and getting credit for it – will be the holy grail for Labor in this election campaign. For the opposition, it will be securing support for a nuclear solution, starting ...

As part of a series drawn from the Australian Culinary Archive, The Saturday Paper’s food editor Karen Martini reflects on the travel and teaching that made her a chef.

A demand for the treasurer to over-rule the Reserve Bank on interest rates has divided the Greens, but the party is united on the political calculation.

Evidence from the robodebt royal commission has opened the door for victims to pursue new compensation claims and the ...

The victim of a violent father, John Healy sought consolation in alcohol before ending up in prison. He took to chess with a ...

CFA advice on how to survive extreme bushfire changed following the royal commission from ‘Prepare, Stay and Defend or Leave ...

In the tradition of the late, great Mungo MacCallum, LR tries to infuse his puzzles with humour, wordplay and poetry to give readers plenty of “Aha!” moments. They will be accessible, but always with ...

Bill Kelty has joined other Labor elder statesmen in criticising Anthony Albanese for what he sees as the government’s inaction on a series of issues – particularly over the housing crisis and its ...

Australian video games, especially those from local indie studios, are bigger than ever – but a tumultuous downturn over the past year now sees developers at odds with their peak industry bodies.

The national strategy on counterterrorism has collapsed, with the states walking away and dysfunction hobbling Home Affairs.

The ACCC is suing Coles and Woolworths for misleading consumers, in an action that is only the beginning of the challenges that lie ahead for the duopoly.

On Tuesday, Israeli strikes in the Nuseirat and Bureij camps in central Gaza killed 29 people, according to local officials. Israel did not state the reason for the attacks. An Israeli official told ...