One of Australia’s largest banks says cost of living pressures are likely to ease throughout 2025, with expected rate cuts to have a “significant impact on the psyche of consumers and business”.

Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott has warned Australia is “at a tipping point” must lift its performance in the face of ...

ASX stocks pay some of the biggest dividends in the world and due to franking credits, they can be extremely lucrative for ...

Owners of multiple properties in Victoria have received an unwelcome Christmas surprise in rushed new short-stay ...

The rates at which we tax tobacco might have you thinking that smoking is among the biggest health risks we face. But with the daily smoking rate down to about one in 10 people, it’s things like ...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s clarification on why salted popcorn is taxed at 12 per cent but caramel popcorn at 18 ...

An important measure of Australian inflation slipped in November to edge closer to the central bank’s target band, suggesting ...

As house prices remain stubbornly high, it’s becoming more likely Australians will be paying off their mortgages into their 70s and won’t be able to retire on time.

Rising interest rates, hefty hikes in power bills, a heavy tax burden and a lack of spending among consumers weathering a ...

The world's fourth biggest asset manager and one of the top investors in Australian gold equities have laid down optimistic ...

The Australian dollar takes a dive for the first day of trade for 2025. A US investigation uncovers the target of an alleged ...

It was a rough 2024 for many Australians, with the cost-of-living and housing crises combining to put pressure household ...