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French luxury group Hermes has reported weaker-than-expected first-quarter ‌sales as the Iran war hit spending in the Middle East as […]

Why is one of the world’s largest mining companies fighting so hard to shut down the case of a single

Aussie A-lister Rebel Wilson has been accused of lying about her involvement in a smear website days before a defamation

Australian businesses were already feeling the pressure before the Middle East plunged them into further uncertainty, according to a business

A China-linked group is buying a majority stake in Australia’s largest underground coal mine in a deal worth $US2.4 billion

Latitude Financial broke the law 2.7 million times and was fined a whopping $1.50 per transgression, totalling $3.98 million. What’s

Australia’s second-largest airline has followed Qantas in cutting travel capacity and raising airfares in the wake of the conflict in

Last week’s meeting between Beijing and Taiwan’s main opposition leader is a bad sign for the China hawks and a

A financial services giant has been fined millions of dollars for a repeated breach of spam laws, including promoting credit

Australia’s multicultural communities are tired of being dehumanised as politicians are accused of using migrants for their own ends. Opposition

One of the world’s richest men will welcome Anthony Albanese to the gold-studded royal palace of Brunei Darussalam, with the

The International Monetary Fund has cut its growth outlook due to Iran war-driven energy price spikes and supply disruptions and

Exceptionally tight rental markets are pushing prices up ever faster and adding to cost-of-living pressures while taking up a record

Exceptionally tight rental markets are pushing prices up ever faster and adding to cost-of-living pressures while taking up a record

Walt Disney’s new chief executive Josh D’Amaro has announced lay-offs in an ‌email to employees as he looks to streamline

An Irish junior minister has resigned in protest over the government’s response to a wave ‌of public demonstration against surging

China has lifted bans on procurement of the ‌key steelmaking ingredient from mining giant BHP Group, sources tell Reuters, ending

The biggest loser of the Hungarian election has been overshadowed by blockade brinkmanship and Trump’s god complex. It’s Israel, writes

If companies are able to pass on costs from the Iran war more than previously thought, the Reserve Bank may

China’s export engine slowed in March as buyers chasing an AI-fuelled future ran into the hard reality of war in

Australia’s second-largest bank has warned that the Middle East conflict is creating challenges for customers, as confidence crashes to its

Qantas is cutting domestic flights while adding international capacity, as it faces a potential $800 million hit from higher fuel

Job lay-offs could be coming to Australia’s sovereign wealth fund in the latest round of tech-related cost cutting to hit

Asian stocks advanced while oil prices and the safe-haven dollar fell on Tuesday as the United States said it continued

An Australian engineer imprisoned on trumped-up charges is languishing in Baghdad after more than five years, while DFAT provides training

Australian gas exporters might already have signed their last contracts with overseas buyers as fresh modelling suggests a glut of

The appointment of the first woman to lead the Australian army has been hailed as a significant moment for the

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have touched down on Australian soil as they prepare to front a whirlwind round

The Australian share market has fallen after Middle East peace talks broke down at the weekend and the United States

For nearly nine decades, an eye-catching animated neon sign of a little girl skipping has been lighting up Melbourne evenings.

The head of Australia’s navy has been named as the next chief of the country’s armed forces. Vice Admiral Mark

Australia’s second-largest fertility services provider is mulling a takeover approach, valuing the group at about 35 per cent more than

Australia will not join the United States’ efforts to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, with the federal government arguing the

Eight people whose selfless courage helped save lives during a murderous rampage through a Sydney shopping centre will be honoured

The Iran war is set to deliver a $36 billion windfall for Treasurer Jim Chalmers, but increased spending on cost-of-living

Peruvians have headed to the polls to vote for a new president and members of congress, casting ballots in a