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Amid soaring fuel prices, the government announced $3.2bn to store a billion more litres of diesel and jet fuel. What about just using less of it? Follow our Australia news…
Six companies – five of them headquartered in China or Hong Kong – have been forced to sell off their holdings in an Australian rare earths miner amid fears of…
Asia share markets slipped on Monday as fresh drone attacks in the Gulf pushed up oil prices and bond yields, while the AI boom is set to be tested by…
Four former Rex directors told investors they were optimistic about turning a profit, despite being months from handing down a $35 million loss, a court has heard. The Australian Securities…
Australian shares have started the week sharply lower, as oil prices surged on the ongoing Iran conflict and as inflation spurred fears global central banks will be forced to ratchet-up…
Watch retailer Swatch has been forced to close stores across the United Kingdom amid safety concerns after huge crowds descended on shopping centres. Swatch announced it was closing a store…
Jim Chalmers’ budget has done the economy a favour by wiping out the policy distortions of negative gearing and CGT discounts, writes Michael Pascoe. You’d never guess it from the…
A new poll has ranked Labor’s budget the worst since 1993 with a majority of voters declaring the federal government’s latest financial blueprint will leave them worse off. At the…
Property owners in Australia’s most populous state could pay an annual levy of up to $600 under a proposal to change the way emergency services are funded. NSW is the…
The Government’s 68% excise rip on a packet of cigarettes has cruelled revenue and showered millions on tobacco pirates. Adam Shand reports on the Budget and thriving illicit trade. A…