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The Boston consensus appeared to be that the city centre hadn’t been so lively in years. Miami has its turn now “It’s hot, too hot. Very, very hot,” says Clark…

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Having wiped out millions of birds worldwide and devastated wildlife populations around the globe, Australia has watched as the H5N1 strain of bird flu crept ever closer. And now it’s…

Karl Stefanovic’s now-deleted podcast interview with a British far-right activist has landed the host in hot water with employer Nine, which says it is taking the matter seriously. The host…

Rio Tinto expects its lithium business to grow faster than its copper, iron ore and other divisions as it works to triple production by 2028 ‌for the electric vehicle and…

New Zealand is fast-tracking gold projects and courting mining investors as soaring bullion prices revive a sector long in decline, testing the country’s “100 per cent Pure” brand as the…

A lot is riding on upcoming inflation numbers as they help dictate the direction of the next interest rate decision. If consumer price data comes in softer than expected on…

Sick of floods, storms and other climate extremes eating into council budgets, local governments are seeking fossil fuel-funded compensation. More than 500 councils are set to vote on a City…

A government handshake with the Greens over the treatment of self-managed super funds has riled the finance industry, as Labor looks to counter the rise of One Nation. The deal,…

Doubts have been raised over a surprise surplus call as a state government braces for a “highly likely” credit downgrade amid rising debt. Queensland’s Liberal National government handed down its…