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Australian steel giant BlueScope is weighing a $960 million move to drastically expand its US manufacturing operations.

Damian Eric Maxfield was due to stand trial before a judge alone in the Supreme Court of WA on Monday, accused of stabbing Scott Martin to death in Halls Head.

Loopholes that allow sex offenders to challenge bans for working with children will be closed if the Coalition is elected.

Australian shares fell, joining in with losses for stock markets across Asia, as investors fretted that a slide in the Turkish lira could herald the start of a broader market rout.

New figures show up to one million Australians are now employed by companies with more than 50 per cent foreign ownership.

In its second year, the Winter Wild festival continues to show promise.

Adelaide skipper Taylor Walker's AFL season is likely over after he was handed a two-game suspension for his sling tackle on GWS star Josh Kelly.

Adelaide skipper Taylor Walker's AFL season is likely over after he was handed a two-game suspension for his sling tackle on GWS star Josh Kelly.

Finance students have complained that tests they've sat are identical to ones they've already seen and say it's giving their peers an unfair advantage.

Driver responsible for hit-run killing of Dutch national is being harboured in Melbourne’s inner suburbs, according to police who say an arrest is imminent.

With two rounds to go, the top eight is still up in the air, with 11 sides in the hunt. Here's the guide to each team's chances.

Ah Ping Ban, 65, and his daughter, Tiffany Wan, 25, appeared in the WA Supreme Court on Monday for the start of their murder trial over the death Annabelle Chen in 2016.

It appears the Australian actor has decided to live long and prosper elsewhere.

Canberra trainers were banned from the country races last December in a move that nearly killed the ACT industry.

A Rainbow Beach company at the centre of a discrimination case says the incidents were pranks between friends and not serious racial vilification.

Sage and Clare owner Phoebe Bell says she feels 'stupid and naive' after paying $10,000 into what she thought was a supplier's account.

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The government is planning to take control of our cars.

A dramatic price reduction in 50Mbps plans has made budget-priced, lower-speed options less attractive for households.

Joe Tapine emerged as a back-rower to be reckoned with since returning to the edge.

Mid-sized gas company Cooper Energy has reached its highest trading point in more than four years as it shifts from a gas explorer to a gas producer.

Australian surfer Julian Wilson's world title hopes have suffered a serious blow after being beaten in the second round of the Tahiti Pro.

An alleged victim of clerical abuse will plead guilty to breaking into more 20 Catholic churches during a two-month burglary spree

Midfielder undeterred by Sydney loss, as the club comes under fire for their position.

Capilano Honey is on a rally after a takeover offer, while News Corp dives on future Foxtel costs, and Nufarm tries to halt a share rout by distancing itself from Monsanto's $400 million cancer compensation.