AMP chief economist Shane Oliver has urged Treasurer Jim Chalmers to cut $100 billion from the Federal Budget to help fight inflation.
Matt Mckenzie
Ora Banda Mining has confirmed the mining potential of its Waihi prospect in Western Australia after jagging bonanza-grade gold. The results will now be fast-tracked into a major resource update for June
Murray Ward
The town of Collie could be in for unplanned job losses as a result of the energy transition with some 120 roles rumoured to be on the line.
Simone Grogan
Australia’s largest conglomerate and a Chinese firm under tax scrutiny are the two major beneficiaries of a WA taxpayer-funded lithium support package.
Adrian Rauso
Jetstar has slashed flights along a major overseas route by 12 per cent – compared to just 2.7 per cent for domestic routes – due to soaring fuel costs.
Blair Jackson
The tax burden on Australians is at the highest level in almost two decades, new government data shows, with a former Reserve Bank official warning it is likely to get even worse.
Stephen Johnson
Tim Cook’s resignation as Apple CEO will end one of the most successful management runs in the history of US business.
Kalley Huang and Tripp Mickle
Marmota has cranked up a maiden 20,000-metre reverse circulation drill program to chase a potential 2-kilometre strike extension along its Greenewood-Mainwood gold system in South Australia’s Gawler Craton.
Doug Bright
Albany cyclists, runners and walkers have taken full advantage of the new Mt Melville Cycle Link, which recently opened in March as part of the Albany Ring Road project
Amy Towers
The Coalition has taken an unconventional approach in its latest attack on Labor’s management of the Australian economy.
Ria Pandey
A backbench Labor MP has urged his parliamentary colleagues to impose a new tax on gas exports despite opposition from the sector.
Andrew Brown
The Trump administration is cosying up to new tech which is shaking up the traditional military industrial complex.
The local bourse finished basically unchanged for a third straight session ahead of a deadline to extend a ceasefire between Iran and the US.
Derek Rose
Australians paid a staggering amount in taxes across all levels of government in the last financial year, the latest figures show.
Japan receives more revenue from Australian gas imports than the Albanese government collects from exports, an inquiry has been told.
Nathan Schmidt
Overnight, the S&P 500 was down 0.2 per cent on worries over whether the US-Iran ceasefire would hold.
Gregor Stuart Hunter
Supermarket giant Woolworths is facing court, accused of misleading shoppers by briefly hiking prices and then dropping them under the guise of a discount.
Kat Wong
One of Australia's biggest corporate tax payers is keeping a close eye on the Middle East conflict, on concerns it may impact the latter half of 2026.
Kaaren Morrissey
A man has been killed in a workplace incident involving a forklift at a quarry about 30km southeast of Brisbane.
Jack Nivison
The Australian supermarket giant will fight allegations it used fake discounts to deceive customers believing they were getting genuine bargains.
Kate Stephenson
Shares in Lynas Rare Earths have slipped despite the miner more than doubling sales in the past three months and revealing it is yet to feel the disruption of the global fuel shock.
Daniel Newell
Stolen Australian identities are selling online for as little as $280 on the dark web, research from online security experts shows.
Shares in the gold miner have only fallen slightly despite Burkina Faso’s junta declaring it will pay just $175 million for an extra 25 per cent stake in the company’s flagship mine.
