Finance

New Zealand is fast-tracking gold projects and courting mining investors as soaring bullion prices revive a sector long in decline, […]

A lot is riding on upcoming inflation numbers as they help dictate the direction of the next interest rate decision.

A government handshake with the Greens over the treatment of self-managed super funds has riled the finance industry, as Labor

Sick of floods, storms and other climate extremes eating into council budgets, local governments are seeking fossil fuel-funded compensation. More

Doubts have been raised over a surprise surplus call as a state government braces for a “highly likely” credit downgrade

A UN Commission of Inquiry has found Israeli forces have deliberately targeted Palestinian children, their actions amounting to genocide, crimes

Michael West interviews former Australian Human Rights Commissioner and UN investigator Chris Sidoti on the UN’s findings into Israel’s targeting

Murdoch’s News Australia has invited “a select group of local businesses” to a workshop hosted by “Australia’s most trusted media

The impending closure of a century-old brewery will kill a beer brand, according to disgruntled workers who have launched a

The under-the-pump family violence support sector says a sizeable funding boost feels like a warm blanket. Some $184 million was

The make up of the Socceroos is a sign of Australia’s multicultural success, the prime minister says, rejecting Pauline Hanson’s

The chairman of KPMG Australia is stepping down and two partners are leaving the firm after a bruising parliamentary hearing

NSW has cut its growth outlook and lowered its hopes for stamp duty revenue due to a softer housing market.

NSW has cut its growth outlook and lowered its hopes for stamp duty revenue due to a softer housing market.

Motorists in Australia’s most populous state will pay less for car registration and save on road tolls after months of

Australia’s share market has had yet another anaemic start to the session, as miners waver against opposing the forces of

Despite presiding over 94 of the 150 seats in Federal Parliament, it turns out Anthony Albanese isn’t much of a

Dozens of British schools have been forced to close and transport bosses have warned people against all but essential travel,

An Olympic‑sized balancing act looms for a state government as it ramps up its 2032 Games preparation. Queensland’s Liberal National

The detection of a deadly strain of bird flu in Australia could have considerable impacts on the poultry industry and

A final report into huge cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme is likely to be delayed for a third

As the Australian War Memorial raises the curtain on a major new gallery and space, the presence of alleged war

Tolls, trains, schools and hospitals are all slated for an upgrade in a cautious state budget intent on delivering services

The US Federal Reserve has expressed “deep sadness” at the death of former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan at the age

Alan Greenspan, hailed as the greatest Federal Reserve chairman when he retired in 2006 but derided for a severe financial

European stocks and US futures have fallen slightly and oil prices have dipped after Iranian negotiators said progress had been

Drivers will pay $10 more to fill a 65-litre tank of fuel when tax relief designed to combat surging fuel

Record infrastructure spending has been unveiled by a state government set to reveal how it will provide cost-of-living relief while

A second bird has tested positive for a deadly strain of avian flu as Australia’s largest poultry producer plunges its

Food and liquor sales have picked up and there are signs a national crackdown on illegal smoking products is working,

Australia’s largest shoe store chain has branded a takeover attempt by a major British retailer trying to gain more influence

Australia will provide Canada with over-the-horizon radar technology in the largest defence export deal in the country’s history. The $2.5

Australia’s share market is breaking even to start the week, as oil prices fluctuate amid tense US-Iran negotiations in Switzerland.

The NDIS Bill is brutal. It cuts support for people with permanent, significant disability – the people this scheme was

Australia has the resources it needs to be a globally prosperous economy, but it is failing to convert those assets

Labor will attempt to push through controversial changes to the tax system before parliament takes a long winter break. Negotiations