Finance

BP’s board has ousted chair Albert ‌Manifold and expressed serious concerns about his governance standards, oversight and conduct in the […]

Changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax will have a small impact on property affordability, the housing minister

Claims data centres are adding renewables to the grid and aiding decarbonisation have been challenged by a prominent environment group

Inflation pressures are heating up, despite an expected fall in the consumer price index. Data released by the Australian Bureau

Inflation pressures are heating up, despite an expected fall in the consumer price index. Data released by the Australian Bureau

Inflation pressures are heating up, despite an expected fall in the consumer price index. Data released by the Australian Bureau

Australia’s $50 billion water market is booming, drawing global investors and offering farmers flexibility, but ongoing scarcity and record-high permanent

The first head of Australia’s national corruption watchdog rejects suggestions he should have been more transparent about connections with the

As the Bondi Royal Commission continues, one major campaigner against antisemitism demonstrates its vehement opposition to social cohesion. Wendy Bacon

Liberal and One Nation senators have used parliamentary hearings to grill human rights commissioners on their interpretation of discrimination law.

The economic conditions of run-down Indigenous camps where a little girl was abducted and later killed have come under fire

Australia is well-positioned to take advantage of the global boom in artificial intelligence but governments and regulators need to get

Australia’s share market is trading lower on reports the United States has struck targets in southern Iran, rattling hopes of

Current talk of independent MPs (‘the Teals’) forming a new party is fraught and potentially a huge backwards step for

Online harassment and intimidation has been directed at witnesses who have appeared before the anti-Semitism royal commission, with at least

A second group of women and children linked to Islamic State are expected to face charges when they arrive back

Europe is baking under unseasonal heat that’s shattering temperature records and prompting government warnings after deaths were reported at amateur

Energy bills for households and small businesses are forecast to fall by up to 10 per cent across parts of

The day is coming when Australians will be able to apply for a home or business loan via artificial intelligence

Creating a formal teal party could lead to messy leadership disputes or force members to vote for policies they don’t

Indonesia has blocked predictions market Polymarket as part of its crackdown on online gambling, its ‌communications and digital ministry said,

The National Ant-Corruption Commissioner, Paul Brereton, has submitted his resignation to the Governor-General, following three years of not very much.

Children in a jurisdiction’s youth justice system, who are overwhelmingly Indigenous, are going without legal representation and languishing in over-crowded

The WhatsApp accounts of a federal parliamentarian and three staffers were hacked by a presumed foreign state actor, a budget

The head of Australia’s anti-corruption body has resigned two years before the end of his term amid long-running questions about

The beleaguered inland rail project was once described as being derailed from the start. From an original estimated investment of

Capital gains tax carve-outs for startups won’t be included in legislation set to be introduced to parliament within days. Instead,

The coal miner being sued by BHP has asked the Federal Court to remove a MinterEllison solicitor who is also

Drivers have almost a week’s more petrol and diesel in reserve than they did at the start of the Iran

Australia’s share market has begun the week on a positive footing, reacting to reports that the US and Iran are

The teal independents are mulling forming a new political party to present voters with an alternative to the major parties,

Hundreds of thousands of households will pay less for energy next financial year after a state regulator slashed the cap

President Donald Trump’s resolve on Iran is being tested by a force largely beyond his control: the bond market.  As

The failure of Australia and Western governments to hold Israel to account enabled the abuse of Gaza flotilla detainees, Jerusalem

In the already difficult to navigate world of online trading, young people are being lured in by the promise of

Forensic experts have sifted through the ruins of a dormitory largely destroyed in what Russian authorities say was a Ukrainian