Australian shares closed higher on Friday, amid raised concerns of "lofty" valuations and AI spending among US tech giants.

Millions of Australian households are bracing for a fresh blow to their hip pockets, as a key cost-of-living relief designed ...

Australian shares were flat with a positive bias at Thursday's close, after the US Federal Reserve's widely expected but ...

Authorities seized 2244 tonnes of illicit tobacco last year, but experts say the government needs to think more about the ...

Australia exported 118,945t of chickpeas and 72,500t of lentils in October, according to the latest ABS data...Read More ...

A major Australian city has officially breached the $1 million mark for median house prices, for the first time outpacing all ...

Higher education institutions have been forced to backpay over $237m to more than 118,000 ripped-off workers, with the ...

AUD/USD slipped lower on Thursday as investors digested latest Australian labor market figures. Australian employment fell in ...

The unemployment rate has stayed flat at 4.3 per cent in November as concerns mount that rates could rise next year.

The growth of illegal tobacco sales has reached the point where the national accounts produced by the Australian Bureau of ...

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will release the official population and migration data for the June quarter of 2025 next week. Ahead of the release of this data, the ABS has released ...

Family law experts are bracing for a busy start to the new year, with the strain of the festive season pushing couples to the ...