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May 14, 2026
Confused by the federal budget? We answer your questions
We know there was an incredible amount of detail to digest in this year’s budget papers. Ross Gittins and Millie Muroi sit down to tackle th...
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
Woolworths will be battening down the hatches after ACCC slays Coles’ false discounts
If battling Aussies were shopping for another reason to hate Australia’s supermarket duopoly, the competition watchdog has handed it to them...
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
Supply shock: The Iran war will change the oil market forever
The latest International Energy Agency assessment of the oil market points to a continuing shortfall of oil supply, and higher prices, even...
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
Dozens of politicians set to be hit by new tax on trusts
Independent MP Allegra Spender lists five trusts on her parliamentary register. She says she supports the Albanese government’s bid to make...
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
Australia news LIVE: Angus Taylor to deliver budget reply speech tonight; Chalmers insists government will deliver promised savings; Heavy security presence around Trump’s Beijing hotel
Follow along as we bring you the latest rolling news coverage from Australia and beyond.
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
Why there are half a dozen Blues jerseys up for grabs in Magic Round
Whether it’s due to Latrell Mitchell’s back, Stephen Crichton’s form or pressure from potential debutants, a big portion of the NSW team rem...
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
‘Proud to be a Labor girl’: former Jacqui Lambie senator makes surprise switch
Tasmanian independent Tammy Tyrrell is the second senator to join Labor in 12 months.
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
The glory is gone: Good Food’s verdict on the new David Jones food hall
It was once considered “Aladdin’s cave for gourmets”, but times have changed.
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026
‘It’s not unlike a marriage’: The secret to a 35-year business partnership
In 1986, Mario Maccarone and Mario De Pasquale opened a cafe in Melbourne that became a Fitzroy landmark.
The Sydney Morning Herald
May 14, 2026