Shock drop in Australia’s employment rate
A surprising dip in the number of employed Australians adds to the case for back-to-back rate cuts.
A surprising dip in the number of employed Australians adds to the case for back-to-back rate cuts.
A slump in the price of iron ore and gold sent the ASX200 down on Wednesday, despite eight of the 11 sectors trading higher.
Cashed up trades are making more than $51 per hour, while productivity is slumping putting further pressure on Australia’s housing sector.
Businesses are finally getting on top of cost-of-living pressures, with the number of companies struggling to make payments dropping.
Farmers are being urged to keep their livestock warm as a freezing start to winter puts animals at risk.
Australia’s first publicly accessible hydrogen service station has opened, in a huge move towards decarbonising commercial vehicles.
Airline experts have ranked the world’s safest carriers and there’s some great news for Aussie icon Qantas.
Police are investigating after a pair of teenagers allegedly assaulted a 70-year-old man and stabbed another teenager.
A new reveal has provided a clue to the identity of the winner of one of Australia’s biggest ever lottery prizes.
The price of crude oil is on the rise but Australians should remain calm until the impact is known.
A spike in oil and gold producing shares was not enough to lift the ASX200 on Friday as investors fear the fallout from the Iran-Israel crisis.
In good news for borrowers, a big four bank has slashed variable interest rates as competition between lenders heats up.
Millions of Aussie households will face higher electricity prices this winter, but there is one thing they can do to offset some of the pain.
A spike in crude oil and gold was not enough to lift the ASX 200 as the banks slid during trading on Thursday.
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