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Australia’s AAA credit rating has been locked in as the Reserve Bank governor plays down a surprise jump in unemployment. Ratings agency Fitch maintained its full-marks assessment of the nation’s…
Farmers are again a confident lot, with a key gauge for optimism among primary producers at its highest level in 18 months. More rain, better growing conditions, and improved livestock…
CSL’s share price has plunged to a six-year low after it downgraded its growth forecasts amid falling US vaccination rates and reduced demand for China given government cost-control measures. The…
Amazon is planning to cut as many as 30,000 corporate jobs as the company pares expenses and compensates for overhiring during the peak demand of the pandemic, according to three…
Software giant WiseTech has been paid a visit by the Australian Federal Police as they investigate alleged trading by four employees. Billionaire executive chairman Richard White and three other employees…
More than 1000 jobs are at risk as Australia’s biggest aluminium smelter begins talks with employees over its potential closure. Tomago Aluminium, which is majority owned by Rio Tinto, said…
Renegade Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce is being urged to return to the party fold, as his ongoing threats to jump ship overshadow the coalition’s rebuild. While Mr Joyce has so…
Social media giants have succumbed to pressure to appear before an inquiry into online safety before the big guns of subpoenas were needed to force them. How the companies will…
Global stocks have bounced while safe-haven gold and bonds retreated, as signs of cooling trade tensions between China and the US encouraged investors, marking a strong start to a week…
More than 8000 flights have been delayed across the US as air traffic controller absences continue to disrupt travel and a federal government shutdown reaches its 26th day. US Transportation…