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A woman in WA has suffered a case of rare blood clots believed to be linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Christine Holgate has accused Scott Morrison of humiliating her and being bullied out of her job as boss of Australia Post.

The federal energy minister has launched a strident defence of gas, claiming those against expanding the fossil fuel's role in Australia are against the interests of the nation.

Premier Mark McGowan is set to inspect the damage inflicted by Tropical Cyclone Seroja amid fears hundreds of properties could be lost.

Thousands of people living and working in specialist disability care are still waiting for their first vaccine doses, eight weeks into the rollout.

A royal commission into Crown Perth will examine whether Western Australia's decades-old gambling legislation remains fit for purpose.

Australia's share market started the week lower as investors continued to step back from the milestone level reached on Thursday.

Facebook hopes to sign more deals with Australian news organisations for content as the social media giant prepares to introduce a separate feed by year's end.

Aged care consumer groups have challenged the federal government to deliver urgent reforms to the trouble-plagued sector.

Scott Morrison has abandoned plans to give all Australians their first vaccine dose by the end of October.

Australia Post has appointed Woolworths executive Paul Graham as its new chief executive, five months after Christine Holgate quit.

Business travellers and international students will be among the first overseas visitors to Australia when borders reopen, leaving tourists last in the queue.

Australia's share market closed little changed but has posted its best week in the past nine.

The Reserve Bank knows it is fueling cheap finance for home buyers, as property prices surge in cities and the regions, but is not worried about undue risk to financial stability.

Australia's main share market index closed at its highest level since the coronavirus crash, as the US Federal Reserve joined its Australian peer in reiterating rates will not rise soon.

Investors in Westfield-owners Scentre Group have served a 'first strike' on executives' pay, after the company leaders produced a full-year loss and reduced final dividend.

The nation’s medical experts are expected to meet to review concerns raised by the European Medicines Agency overnight about the possible link between the vaccine and blood clots.

Politicians and judges will be subject to the same sexual harassment laws as the wider population under major workplace reforms.

The impact of myriad Chinese trade sanctions on Australian goods in the past year has been "quite limited", with most exporters managing to find other markets, according to a new report.

The ASX200 has closed at its highest level since the coronavirus pandemic was declared in March last year.

The International Monetary Fund's upgrade of the Australian economic outlook confirms the nation has outperformed all major advanced economies over the past year, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says.

Josh Frydenberg has held discussions with the Reserve Bank of Australia and the prudential regulator over what is becoming a hot property market.

Scott Morrison has denied criticising the European Union despite blaming a lack of vaccine exports for Australia's slow immunisation rollout.

The Australian share market has closed with solid gains in its first trading session after the Easter holidays, with investor sentiment bolstered by overseas markets and news of a trans-Tasman "travel bubble".

Australia's new minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme will soon meet with the sector as the campaign against planned changes ramps up.

The Reserve Bank has left its key interest rates at a record low at its monthly board meeting, while warning it is monitoring developments in the heated housing market.

After 11 months in the planning, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the trans-Tasman bubble will open on April 19.

UPDATED: Just a week after appointing Malcolm Turnbull to head its climate change board the NSW government has sacked the former prime minister.

The Morrison government has cautioned against a major increase in Australia's minimum wage, citing concerns about job creation.

Builders on the ASX received an early Easter blessing in the form of a US infrastructure spending plan, and helped the market close higher.

Lawyers for Christian Porter argue the federal frontbencher was readily identifiable in a report outlining rape allegations against an unnamed cabinet minister.

The fate of AMP CEO Francesco De Ferrari has finally been revealed, a week after the wealth manager tried to hose down reports he was leaving.