Finance

Vietnam has abolished its long-standing two-child limit to try and reverse declining birth rates and ease the pressures of an […]

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has flagged further measures to boost Australia’s attractiveness for investors, as he contemplates a solution to the

Teaming up with other regional economies to impose tariffs on carbon-intensive iron and other goods has been pitched as key

The US has doubled its tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and President Donald Trump expects trading partners will make

Despite his known criminal links, one man was allowed alongside many other high-risk gamblers to funnel hundreds of millions of

Teal independent Nicolette Boele has promised to forge a new way forward in politics, claiming victory after a recount in

Temporary factors might have dragged down Australia’s economy but there are warning signs the challenges it faces are more entrenched.

Australia is hoping to follow in an ally’s footsteps after Donald Trump granted a single exemption to his supercharged tariffs.

Three months have passed since the National Anti-Corruption Commission promised an “impartial and fair investigation” into Robodebt. Nothing has been

Independent Nicolette Boele has claimed the last remaining seat of the federal election after winning a closely fought recount for

A shaky public spending handover has stalled Australia’s post-COVID-19 recovery, with economic growth slowing to 0.2 per cent in the

An increase to the minimum wage won’t be enough for the nation’s lowest-paid workers to live on, the Australian Council

The US tariff rate on most imported steel and aluminium will double as President Donald Trump ratchets up a global

Elon Musk has plunged into the congressional debate over US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill, calling the

The Albanese government appears to have come good on its election promise to eject Chinese-owned company Landbridge from the Port

China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao has had a “pragmatic and constructive” exchange on deepening bilateral economic and trade relations with

An increase to the minimum wage won’t affect Reserve Bank decisions on whether to cut interest rates, economists say, despite

Spotify is being flooded with AI-generated music, ghost artists, and fake tracks appearing on real musicians’ pages. What’s going on

An influential global economic body has weighed in on Australia’s housing debate, urging governments to relax zoning restrictions to ease

Nearly three million low-paid workers will take home an extra $32 a week in pay after the industrial umpire decided

Champions league tax dodger Google Australia is up to its usual tricks. Michael West and Josh Barnett discover a $6B

The Greens are facing their “most serious test” as a party following the defection of a senator to Labor after

The central bank has flagged that borrowers could be in line for even more interest rate cuts if Donald Trump’s

Millions of low-paid workers will receive a 3.5 per cent pay bump after the industrial umpire decided to give a

The Greens have been accused of “losing their way” after a senator defected to Labor in the aftermath of the

The federal Greens are taking the sudden defection of one of their senators to Labor on the chin, saying they

Media company Walt Disney is laying off several hundred employees in film, television and corporate finance, a source familiar with

Having worked as a delivery driver at Pizza Hut, as a cleaner, in a newsagency and at a call centre,

Australia’s economy remains strong despite domestic and international pressures, says the treasurer as he prepares for major report cards on

Labor has extended its parliamentary dominance even further following a Greens senator’s shock defection. Dorinda Cox announced her decision on

West Australian senator Dorinda Cox has defected from the Greens to Labor. Senator Cox, who was first elected to the

Millions of Australians are being let down by a national food system that is cultivating insufficient fresh produce, contributing to

The economic impacts of natural disasters will extend beyond the federal budget, environmental groups warn as households are told to

Australian shares are trading lower as a series of bleak headlines boosts risk sentiment and sends jitters through equity markets.

Support services will get longer funding timelines to help more than a million domestic violence survivors as spending on jails

A program that started as a way for young men to work off their fines now gives back to the