Thousands of bots will receive calls from fraudsters, with computer-generated voices mimicking Australian accents and speech ...

Australia confronts a “guns or butter” choice between a bigger defense budget and expanding national disability insurance and ...

SYDNEY--Australian consumer confidence fell last week after international military tensions rose, stoking fears of another sharp increase in gasoline prices. Consumer confidence fell 1.3 points last ...

Australia said Thursday it is "very confident" in the future of a US agreement to equip its navy with a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines, after the Trump administration put the ...

The current cost estimate for the deployment is $134 million, which is largely just the cost of travel, housing and food,” said Bryn Woollacott MacDonnell, special assistant to the secretary of ...

Australian Defence Force: Japan, Australia share military recruitment struggles. As Australian and Japanese soldiers learn how to fight alongside each other in the North Australian bush, their ...

International pressure has increased again on Israel. Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Norway say they have imposed sanctions on two far-right Israeli government ministers for allegedly ...

Admiral David Johnston, the chief of the Australian Defence Force, this week issued a thinly-veiled demand for not just higher military spending but the faster development of a war economy.

CBA has become Australia’s biggest bank, worth $303.06bn, helped by superior technology to NAB, ANZ and Westpac. It has been investing heavily in AI, with Mr Comyn cultivating relationships with ...

With a focus on the Pacific, India will also, for the first time, observe the Australia-Papua New Guinea exercises, Puk Puk. The annual exercises between the Australian Defence Force (ADF), primarily ...

The Defence Department’s acting chief says it could take five years to ramp up defence spending to an additional $40 billion a year, while Australia’s top military commander warned of war ...

Hegseth also said more than 30,000 military personnel from 19 nations would participate in the 11th Talisman Sabre exercise, the largest ever, to be led by Australia and the US in July and August.