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US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that would require voters to prove they are US citizens and […]

Australian workers will be increasingly relied upon to prop up ballooning federal government spending, despite tax cuts handing back two

Plans for new tax cuts for every Australian worker have been rushed into federal parliament, as the window for the

Tax cuts in the federal budget are unlikely to sway the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decision-making as fresh inflation data

Questioned for our corporate optometry exposé, retail giant Specsavers said it “does not send percentage-based targets to optometrists”. Zacharias Szumer

The European Union’s trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic is meeting with US President Donald Trump’s top trade officials to try to

Low-emissions metals and other industries the federal government views as vital to Australia’s net zero future have locked in funding

Tax cuts for all Australians may be “modest” but are significant among other cost-of-living measures, the treasurer insists. Fresh from

Australian workers will get two years of bracket creep back in tax cuts, but income earners will be increasingly called

Taxpayers are being promised $10 a week of relief in a pre-election sweetener, as Jim Chalmers lays out the economic

Australia is on track for structural deficits as far as the government can see, clouding the economy’s final approach to

Wages are set to rise on the back of a robust jobs market, stronger economic activity, sectoral pay boosts and

Australia is on track for structural deficits as far as the government can see, clouding the economy’s final approach to

The race to the Brisbane 2032 Games is finally under way after a few false starts, with the long-awaited Olympic

A sense of hope will pervade the federal budget after years of sticky inflation, but the government knows more must

Former Lendlease lawyer Tony Watson saved the country $300m as whistleblower to the biggest tax fraud in Australian history. Now

Controversial changes to Australia’s environmental protections have been decried as a product of “rotten, stinking politics”. Hours before a budget

Imagine saving the country $300 million, blowing the whistle on Australia’s biggest tax scam … then losing your home to

South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics’ co-chief executive officer Han Jong-hee has died at the age of 63. Han was

Cost of living, health and economic resilience in the face of US tariffs will be front-and-centre in a crucial pre-election

Changes that threaten to water down Australia’s environmental protections are being rammed through parliament under the cover of the federal

Boeing is seeking to withdraw an agreement to plead guilty in a criminal case that blamed the company for deceiving

Australia is shoring up its economic defences against Donald Trump by baking a US tariff response into the federal budget.

US President Donald Trump says he will in the very near future announce tariffs on cars, aluminium and pharmaceuticals. Speaking

Australia will hit a record level of debt when the government unveils a federal budget that shows a structural worsening

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump have held a brief call to discuss progress on a

Two independents challenging ministers face a tougher election battle with the Liberals confirming they will place them below Labor on

European shares have risen on upbeat German data and US stock futures while the dollar has firmed at the start

Britain’s Heathrow has defended its decision to shut down operations at Europe’s busiest airport as the blame game intensifies over

Danish traveller Kennet Brask loved his fishing trip to Florida two years ago and was planning to return. But after

There are fears a multibillion-dollar rail loop will hurtle a state’s finances into oblivion, with calls for the premier to

A landmark agreement that ensures every Australian student receives a fully funded public eduction is being toasted as a nation-building

Anthony Albanese will use the federal budget to position his government as “unashamed” in its support for workers before ballots

Slashing consultants will help save the government $2.1 billion in the upcoming budget, countering a coalition promise to repair federal

A jury has ordered Bayer to pay $A3.3 billion in damages to a US man who says the company’s Roundup

The Reserve Bank continues to ignore market signals and runs the risk of once again leaving the brakes on for