Finance

Australia’s share market is on track for a seventh-straight session of losses, as the latest reading on inflation hit a […]

State and territory leaders will hold another national cabinet meeting on the fuel crisis, but the prime minister insists Australia’s

A major early childhood education and care provider at the centre of a shocking case of alleged abuse committed by

As Australian home owners stare down the barrel of more interest pain and higher inflation due to the Middle East

As more women take on public leadership and regulatory roles, Australia’s first eSafety commissioner warns they could require security protections

Elon Musk has taken the stand at a trial over the future of OpenAI, casting ‌his lawsuit as a defence

Australia’s sovereignty is routinely violated by Israel. Our institutions utterly subject to foreign interference. Andrew Brown presents the devastating case

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD’s quarterly profit has fallen at its fastest pace since 2020, ‌a stock market filing shows,

The Iran war may be in its ninth week but its impact on the Australian economy has yet to materially

The United Arab Emirates says it is quitting oil-producers’ group OPEC as an unprecedented energy crisis triggered by the Iran

The United Arab Emirates has announced it will leave the oil cartel OPEC and its wider OPEC+ group effective on

China’s top leadership is pledging to strengthen the nation’s energy security and respond to ‌external shocks by continuing to pursue

As the petrol crisis continues, Australia’s peak grape body is hoping to transform wine into fuel. The country’s $51 billion

It may be on the other side of the globe, but the Australian government is being warned the Middle East

OpenAI has fallen short of its goals for new users and revenue in ‌recent months, sparking concern among some company

No other lobby in Australia holds such power. Andrew Brown explains how the Israel Lobby bought Australian democracy. Part One:

Australia’s share market has extended Monday’s drop as some states return from a long weekend and the Middle East energy

Social media companies will be forced to pay more money for using news content on their platforms unless they strike

A UK House of Commons Defence Committee report pointing out the unlikelihood of successful AUKUS delivery has just been published.

Airlines in Australia and around the world have trimmed flight numbers and increased airfares on the back of the Middle

The resignation of the man tasked with cleaning up the scandal-plagued construction union may have been triggered by health issues,

US President Donald Trump has announced his pick for the next American ambassador to Australia more than a year after

US President Donald Trump has announced his pick for the next American ambassador to Australia more than a year after

As the rights of women and girls are deliberately wound back, Australia’s first female prime minister has urged gender equality

In its pitch to keep the “Pezzullo Report” secret, the Australian Public Service Commission has given sworn evidence to the

Australia’s fuel reserves would be more than doubled to 60 days under a coalition plan to strengthen the nation’s supply

Aussie A-lister Rebel Wilson is set to star in a real-life courtroom drama when she testifies in her high-profile defamation

India and New Zealand have signed a free trade agreement to deepen economic ties and expand market access, as both

The head of the CFMEU administration has resigned less than two years after he was appointed to clean up the

Liberal leaders are chancing the wrath of traditional swing voters to restore their fleeing base after the party preferenced One

Foolish boos marred Anzac Day and our remembrance of sacrifice. Michael Pascoe writes our most solemn day is a challenge,

Australia’s share market has started the week lower after a planned second round of US-Iran peace talks fell apart and

With the Antisemitism Royal Commission due to publish its interim report this week, a reckoning between Judaism and Israel is

Spy agencies are on alert as a group of Australian women and children linked to Islamic State plan to return

A concerted, organised and strategic pushback by the “manosphere” against gender equality can’t be swept under the rug, Australia’s only

Australia’s complicated healthcare system is under strain, and some question whether private health insurance is fit for purpose. Rachel David