The likes of Andrew Forrest and Gina Rinehart’s companies will receive an indirect boost to mine and process critical minerals or develop green hydrogen.
The institution was the first foreign university to be granted a licence to explore opening in the authoritarian kingdom.
When it comes to choosing a country to travel to,no nation is without sin (even Australia). Where do you draw the line?
For weeks,ceasefire talks have been at a standstill. Now,with the new proposal in hand,an Israeli delegation is on its way to Cairo.
Chris Dore,the former editor of The Australian who resigned after allegedly making lewd comments to women,has been promoted in the post-Lehrmann reshuffle at Seven.
Saudi Arabia and the rest of the OPEC+ cartel have been desperately trying to prop up oil prices over the past 18 months. But they have paid a heavy price.
Tennis is amid a billion-dollar battle that is certain to change the sport regardless of who wins. On one side of the net are the cashed-up Saudis,while the grand slams are pitching for a new Premium Tour.
Saudi Arabia’s sci-fi-style giga-project is bankrolled by a regime not known for supporting individual liberties,but it has the support of a surprising number of Australians.
Reformer,tyrant or both? Saudi Arabia’s crown prince is reshaping his kingdom. What does it mean for the world? And how might he be key to a ‘moonshot’ Israel-Palestine peace deal?
At just 18 years old,Oliver Bearman is accustomed to watching Formula One races,not driving in them. But when he got his chance,he made quite an impression.
The regime usually hits out via proxies in the Middle East but now it has launched a direct attack. How did Iran get here – and can the era of the ayatollahs last?