Pauline Hanson made a pledge to Australia’s business community amid her party’s plan to crack down on migration – with one major catch.
Nathan Schmidt
Australia’s consumer watchdog has taken some of the country’s biggest egg suppliers to court over accusations they have been restricting supply to supermarkets.
Alexandra Feiam
Shoppers at a major supermarket chain will be asked to pay more for an everyday item that used to be free.
Cameron Micallef
The chairman of Telstra has been grilled by an angry shareholder over the telco’s chief financial officer being the public face of a major outage earlier this year.
Blair Jackson
Australians will be able to order thousands of everyday essentials from BIG W for delivery in as fast as an hour under a major new partnership.
William Elliott
The federal government will splash $630m on pay rises for more than 460,000 workers following a landmark ruling by the Fair Work Commission.
Australian blue chips have driven the ASX 200 up 0.8 per cent, with banks and miners leading gains, while Telstra and lithium stocks dragged.
The Coalition will try to block a $10bn-a-year trade deal with the EU, according to sources.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
ASIC has questioned mortgage brokers’ explanations for home loans that could cost borrowers $20,000 extra, while revealing some brokers were tipped off days before compliance audits.
Ryan Johnson
An Australian man accused of hiring a hit man in India to kill his father-in-law has sacked his fourth lawyer the day before trial.
Emma Kirk
Business groups and tax lawyers warn Labor’s proposed 30 per cent minimum tax on family trusts could saddle small operators with hefty bills, as the Greens and Coalition challenge the plan from opposite sides.
Australian wages have failed to keep pace with inflation, despite a pay rise from the Fair Work Commission, the latest labour report reveals.
A new survey has exposed the reason why one in 10 Australian businesses are abandoning their initial AI rollout plans.
The number of workers killed on Australian job sites has risen to a 13-year high, with one cause of death standing out.
New figures have revealed One Nation’s poll-climbing streak could be ending, as parliament resumes sittings.
Andrew Hedgman, Paige Fryer, Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
One of Australia’s most powerful Catholics gallivanted about remote communities plying young Aboriginal men and boys with alcohol before two of his victims bravely came forward.
Angus Taylor has struck back at Labor over accusations the Coalition has “declared war on skilled migrations”, as each side claims the other party’s plan will hurt Australia the most.
A major Aussie used car dealership chain has collapsed, leaving dozens of workers without jobs.
Maas Group insists its $1.1b in Firmus contracts remain on track after the AI developer’s failed float sent its shares plunging, despite spending almost $18 million buying back stock.
A leading Liberal has broken ranks with his party’s big business allies – making an extraordinary claim they “like having a vulnerable workforce” on temporary visas.
The big four have passed on another rate rise to mortgage holders while savers finally have a shot at earning 6 per cent. But miss the fine print and your bank could pay you just 0.01 per cent.
Qantas has launched a massive new sale, offering Frequent Flyer members up to 30 per cent off Classic Flight Reward seats until 2027.
A $25bn plan by the Greens to nationalise hundreds of Coles and Woolworths stores in a Zohran Mamdani-style move has drawn a fierce rebuttal.
Missing wheelie bins have mysteriously appeared in a backyard – and the bizarre discovery has been captured from space.
